This study is on neighborhood communication in the mini-development residential area, developed in the second half of the 1960s. In this article, we focused on the Japanese pub, nomiya, and examine the dynamics of nomiya culture. Today, there are 21 nomiyas in this area, which are small-scaled and each of them has unique characteristics. Nearly 80% of the owners and customers live in this neighborhood. Main customers are the middle-aged and elderly residents. 57% of the customers go to the neighborhood pub by themselves and enjoy communicating with other customers.
