Sushi (Takeout) in Japan

A rumored special white fish specialty store where you don't need to rely on tuna.

We offer a variety of menus using high-quality ingredients at outstanding cost performance ☆ For meat and Sushi, come to Sozo

An Ibaraki local production for local consumption restaurant where you can enjoy exquisite dishes made with fresh ingredients from Ibaraki to your heart's content.

We have a wide selection of seasonal flavors such as blue-throated sea bream, sea urchin, abalone shabu, mackerel, etc.

[Delicious sushi from Akashi and Kobe! Please come to “Uramasa Sushi Main Store”]

Enjoy the liveliness and style of authentic Edomae sushi in a high-quality Japanese space with a view from 220 meters above ground.

Delicious food and a relaxing space. A Japanese-style meal restaurant in front of Kanazawa Station that you want to visit with your loved ones

We provide food and services that can be used for entertaining ◆ Lunch available ◎ Edomae cuisine selection course 6,500 yen

An ``authentic shop'' where you can enjoy both standard and creative dishes using seasonal fresh fish and carefully selected Kuroge Wagyu beef.

3 minutes from Meitetsu Hotta Station ◆ Enjoy authentic Sushi made with fresh fish from Mikawa Bay in a chic, modern space. Can also reserved

The most delicious seasonal flavors at that time! Fresh fish and seasonal vegetables at an affordable price [Private room available for up to 16 people] ◇Free parking available

``Directly connected to Yokohama Station'' on the top floor of Yokohama Newman. The store has a spacious carpeted space and private rooms where you can relax.

Enjoy fresh seafood from Setouchi. Enjoy Sushi made with the finest vinegar and sugar for the sari.

Enjoy food and play while gazing out at the garden that overlooks Itsuku Island.

◆The story captures the spirit of encountering delicious fish at Tsukiji market! There are also many seasonal items that you can easily enjoy◆

Founded in 1945. The history of Oritsuru... It's the history we have walked together with Kinosaki...