KINOBU
Kyoto’s seasons, plated with history—Kinoe.
Kyoto’s seasons, plated with history—Kinoe.

serving fresh seafood and charcoal-grilled yakitori with a casual yet careful approach
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Three generations, wild torafugu, two Michelin stars.
Two centuries of Kyoto kaiseki, served in a heritage machiya.

Gion’s Edomae omakase, finished with fragrant akazu rice.
Seasonal kaiseki with a view of Shinagawa’s cherry blossoms.

Five minutes from Shimbashi—premium yakiniku with a Michelin-born sauce.

A fragrant eel feast in the heart of Nara.

A Michelin-star kaiseki hideaway beneath Omotesando

Kaiseki by the Kamo River—Kyoto tradition with a famed suppon hot pot.

A trendy and stylish spot for authentic Sichuan cuisine

DNA-certified Kobe beef—grilled casually, priced kindly.

Two minutes from Tokyo Station—washoku and local sake, done right
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A soothing salon in Okazaki for gentle mind-and-body renewal

Hokkaido crab, served with Fukuoka ease.


An elegant Japanese restaurant in Nishiki 3-chome, Nagoya, featuring seasonal ingredients and its signature beef hot pot

Eight seats, a season on every plate.

A quiet, precise sushi moment in the heart of Shibuya.

Kobe beef shabu-shabu, served Kyoto-style in a quiet lane.