Restaurants (After 10 PM) in Japan

A master of Japanese Cuisine who brings out the best in the ingredients.

The future of modern Edomae sushi, inheriting the spirit of famous restaurants and using the finest fish and techniques

After working at Kyubey and Sushi Sho, he went independent at the tender age of 33. A new generation of Ginza sushi chef with a focus on "nigiri"

Beautiful, careful movements and passion combine to create exquisite nigiri. Immerse yourself in the mellow aftertaste of this world-renowned sushi.

The famous Shiga restaurant "Shinohara" has opened in Ginza. The gorgeous and luxurious hassun, sprinkled with seasonal flavors, will get your heart racing.

Taste and compare the best sea urchin sushi. A famous restaurant in Nakameguro that captivates sea urchin lovers with its spectacular performance

A variety of soup stock and "cheats" produced by Hiroshima's spring water. A special moment enjoyed with carefully selected sake.

Feel the changing seasons of Kyoto from a dish that combines traditional tea ceremony techniques with the chef's originality.

I am excited about the innovative French cuisine that makes the most of the natural appeal of the ingredients.

French cuisine Bistro where you can enjoy fresh Wagyu beef and wine, prepared by a chef who honed his skills in France

The joy of food comes first at Seizan, a Japanese Cuisine that respects tradition while thinking outside the box.

Everything for your smile

Located in Ebisu, the city of gourmet food, continues to fascinate meat lovers ~A new generation of meat kappo~

Through aging, "Takasaka Chicken" is brought to the peak of flavor, and then, using outstanding techniques, it is elevated to a one-of-a-kind "skewer dish."

Rich imagination and meticulous craftsmanship lead the next generation of Edomae Sushi.

The true essence of Edomae sushi, prepared by a craftsman who has honed his craft at famous restaurants.

~ The food, the owner, the customers, the restaurant... everything is just right and delicious at this exquisite Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) ~