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Kyoto tempura, fried before your eyes in elegant cottonseed oil.

Kyoto tempura, fried before your eyes in elegant cottonseed oil.

Taste 300 years of Kyoto kaiseki—right in Shinjuku.

One minute from Shinjuku—Yamagata wagyu, whole-cow sourced.

A taste of Japan, one small plate at a time.

A Michelin-starred kaiseki where Ginza tastes like the seasons.

Sannomiya-connected, a feast devoted to spiny lobster.

Hakodate’s sea harvest, served in the heart of Susukino.
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Melt-in-your-mouth Yamagata wagyu, right in Asakusa.

A relaxed Ginza counter where the seasons take the lead.

Shojin cuisine with a garden view in Arashiyama.

A Niigata kaiseki evening, lit by Furumachi’s charm

Classic Chinese flavors, served above the lights of Ginza.

A glossy-red toast to Shinbashi nights.

A hidden Osaka counter where Edomae sushi meets red-vinegar rice.

Melt-in-your-mouth Omi beef sukiyaki in the heart of Kyoto.

Three centuries of Kyoto kaiseki, right in Shijo-Kawaramachi

Hokkaido jingisukan, sizzling right in the heart of Akasaka.

Seasonal kaiseki and fine sake in a timeless old house.

A tuna-port feast, right in Kanda.

Nara’s seasons, served in the beauty of “almost perfect.”