Japanese Cuisine (Wine) in Ginza

2 minutes from Ginza Station...Authentic Teppanyaki restaurant on Namiki-dori, Ginza 3-chome ◆The head chef appears in the media as a master of Teppanyaki cuisine

50 years in Ginza. Elegant private rooms for 2 to 80 people. Entertain with the finest Yonezawa beef A5 sirloin Sukiyaki and shabu shabu.

[Private rooms available] A hideaway in Ginza where you can enjoy a new genre of wine kaiseki at a reasonable price

Authentic Japanese Japanese-style meal [Private room guaranteed] "Tuesday Kaiseki 13,200 yen (tax included)" Total 7 dishes 2 minutes walk from Ginza Station

[2 minutes from Ginza Station B9 exit] A restaurant specializing in Tosa cuisine where you can enjoy straw-grilled dishes grilled over spectacular flames

[5 minutes from Shinbashi Station] Enjoy your precious time in all private and semi-private rooms. There is seating for up to 50 people.

Enjoy seasonal Japanese Japanese-style meal, Sushi, and sake in a calm private room, 30 seconds walk from Ginza Station.

We would like to express our deepest sympathies to everyone affected by the 2020 Noto Peninsula Earthquake.

[Between Yurakucho and Ginza, a space known only to those in the know] We offer seasonal ingredients. Completely private rooms available for up to 10 people.

[A long-established Tempura with 100 years of history] Traditional craftsmanship passed down through the generations, freshly fried Tempura at the counter

■We accept reservations for various banquets■Near Mitsukoshi Matsuya・1 minute from Ginza Station■All seats are fully private■ Japanese-style meal course ■Entertainment banquet course

[1 minute walk from Exit B5 of Ginza Subway Station] Teppan-yaki of exquisitely grilled Kobe beef and Kuroge Wagyu beef

3 minutes walk from Ginza Station ◆Ginza Tamai is a conger eel restaurant that focuses on natural ingredients. Savor the ``Nakabako'' made with expert skill.

◆Highest score 3.52■Farewell party/welcome party/entertainment/dinner■Private room guaranteed■ Japanese-style meal Kaiseki ■1 minute from Ginza station◇Smoking allowed (at night)

Modern “Japanese Tea Salon”