Best Sushi (Private Rooms & Stylish) for lunch in Tokyo Sta.

Hakata Matsumoto, the only restaurant allowed to share the noren from Akasaka Sushi Matsumoto, which won a star in the Michelin Guide for two years in a row, opens a restaurant.

The “Japanese” of “Tokyo Kaikan”. Conveying delicate and beautiful Japanese Cuisine and the stylish spirit of the Japanese people to “Chiyo and Yachiyo”

[Private rooms available] Seasonal Japanese Cuisine and Sushi Kaiseki from 9,800 yen. Lunch-limited kaiseki meals start from 4,500 yen.

Sashimi, sushi, and charcoal grilled Hokkaido ingredients from the mountains and sea! We also have a private room with a view of Tokyo Station.

An adult meat restaurant offering over 20 types of "rare cut beef Sushi" and "creative Meat Dishes"

[Michelin Guide restaurant opens in Kyobashi] Enjoy Edomae Sushi and Kaiseki cuisine

■A restaurant that has received two Michelin stars for 10 years in a row.■A restaurant that is difficult to reserve, [Aoyama Umimi] has opened in Yaesu.

◇Directly connected to Tokyo Station, 35th floor of Marunouchi Building◇Enjoy authentic Edomae Sushi made by artisans in a relaxing Japanese space.

Enjoy authentic Edomae sushi with a tranquil counter and luxurious private room. selection courses start from 8,800 yen

Originating from Asakusa, this is a directly managed fish market restaurant that has been featured in many media outlets. [This is the only restaurant in Tokyo Station that has fully private rooms]

Enjoy Teppan-yaki and freshly made Sushi, made with expert skill, in a course or à la carte menu on the high-rise 29th floor, with a beautiful view.

[2 minutes walk from Kyobashi Station] Enjoy top quality sushi and delicate kaiseki in a luxurious hideaway in Kyobashi.

A one-minute walk from Tokyo Station, in a warm wooden atmosphere, our skilled Sushi chefs prepare special sushi and Japanese sake.

"Luxury selection Sushi in Ginza for 10,000 yen"

The nutritious nigiri sushi is a famous Shimonoseki restaurant that only those in the know know.

0 minute walk from Tokyo Station, Marunouchi South Exit