Is there a Japanese word for "area with a collection of izakaya stalls or booths"?


I know that the traditional Japanese style pubs that serve food as well as
drinks are called "居酒屋".

But once a few years ago in Yamagata city, and last night here in Kagoshima
city, I ended up in a kind of place where there are many small stalls, not
really strong permanent buildings, sharing an area, perhaps sometimes even
sharing common walls but I'm not positive on that note. Each stall is
basically like an izakaya serving drinks and food with only a small number of
seats for customers. Some have an additional one or two tables just outside
the stall.

The area could contain a dozen or maybe twenty of these stalls.

Is this whole area referred to as "izakaya" too? Are the individual stalls
"izakaya"s? Or is "izakaya" only for the more permanent pubs?

If there not specific terms dedicated to these areas and establishments, how
would you normally talk about them in Japanese? I'm interested in words or
phrases for both the individual establishments / stalls, and for the area
which has a collection of them.




Those are most commonly called 「[屋台村]{やたいむら}」, followed probably by
「[屋台街]{やたいがい}」, but I recommend that you stick with the former because the
latter can also refer to a regular street lined with food stalls.

There is one named 「かごっまふるさと屋台村」 in Kagoshima if that is the one you got drunk
at last night.

<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keCZt91Xj1g>

The word 「[居酒屋]{いざかや}」 cannot be used to refer to the whole area. It can be to
refer to each one operating in it.




Those are most commonly called 「[屋台村]{やたいむら}」, followed probably by
「[屋台街]{やたいがい}」, but I recommend that you stick with the former because the
latter can also refer to a regular street lined with food stalls.

There is one named 「かごっまふるさと屋台村」 in Kagoshima if that is the one you got drunk
at last night.

<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keCZt91Xj1g>

The word 「[居酒屋]{いざかや}」 cannot be used to refer to the whole area. It can be to
refer to each one operating in it.

