French (Parking) in Japan

[Directly connected to Tokyo Station | Maru Building 5F] All-you-can-drink course starts from 5,650 yen for welcome and farewell parties, graduation admissions, and other celebrations!

[3 minutes walk from Jimbocho Station] A shop with carefully selected ingredients and natural wine.

★Shinjuku・Shinjuku 3-chome★ Isetan Kaikan is a great place to celebrate spring with wine and Western Cuisine, such as a class reunion or a welcoming/farewell party.

French cuisine Restaurants in the sky

A relaxing space that makes you feel like you're in a forest in the sky.

[Azabu-Juban] For early summer celebrations and banquets ★ [Recommended Western Cuisine Course: Summer Taste] 6,600 yen and other popular options

★Directly connected to Nihonbashi Station & Takashimaya★For welcome and farewell parties and celebrations...for a limited time only! Pork saute using Kagoshima black pork

A French cuisine Restaurants with an ocean view and a perfect location overlooking Tiger Beach♪

Enjoy course meals that make the most of local Nara ingredients. Recommended for anniversaries, there is a course that guarantees a semi-private room.

A bright and comfortable interior◎Heart-warming Bistro cuisine in a detached house-style Restaurants ♪Terrace seating available.

Surprises are also plentiful! Enjoy a memorable dinner course prepared by a veteran chef.

Plenty of meat, seafood, and vegetables. Enjoy exquisite cuisine made with seasonal ingredients in a stylish space that makes you feel like you're abroad.

Featured in the Michelin Guide Nara for the third consecutive year. Featured in the Gault & Millau National Edition 2024 with 3 toques for 16/20

■Famous French cuisine restaurant■A French restaurant that uses carefully selected ingredients ordered from all over the country. Also suitable for parties and banquets

[Notice of business hours]

[Fuji Five Lakes Saiko] A small Restaurants where you can enjoy “nostalgic Western Western Cuisine” using local Yamanashi ingredients

This is a French cuisine Restaurants unique to Kurashiki, which was renovated from the rice storehouse of the Ohashi family, an important cultural property that was built about 220 years ago.