Seafood (All-You-Can-Drink & Tatami Rooms) in Kyobashi Sta.(東京都)

2 minutes from Kyobashi Station ◆Fresh fish delivered directly from Sanin and Robatayaki, along with local sake from Tottori and Shimane ◎We have a tatami room perfect for group banquets

[Direct delivery from the farm] Akkeshi's `` Oyster'' A restaurant where you can enjoy the blessings of nature as they are, with a particular focus on ingredients!

A party to enjoy the summer ■ Fresh fish carefully selected from Toyosu Market, plump Oyster, and local sake ■ Fully equipped with private rooms ■ Even if fully booked, we can prepare seats on the day

Enjoy fresh seasonal fish and charcoal-grilled summer vegetables with cold sake! The playful private rooms are perfect for summer parties.

[1 minute from Ginza 1-chome subway station!] Close to the station x Fully private rooms Japanese-style meal Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) with fresh fish delivered directly and Edomae Sushi

Enjoy [brown tea], ultimate soup [shabu shabu], and Kagoshima shochu in a luxurious space with a panoramic view of Tokyo Station. For entertainment and New Year's parties

We can also selection for overseas guests [Vegetarian/vegan options available] All seats are fully private/Perfect for entertaining, banquets, and celebrations

Now accepting reservations for various banquets! 3 minutes walk from Tokyo Station Yaesu North Exit! Various banquet courses start from 4000 yen♪

An “antenna shop style Izakaya (Japanese-style bar)” where you can enjoy Yakumo-cho, Hokkaido while being in the city center! Enjoy Hokkaido food

Enjoy the popular summer puffer fish and crab course, as well as Other seasonal kaiseki dishes accompanied by fine sake.

[Private rooms available/Groups welcome] Right next to Tokyo Station. A number of relaxing private rooms in a purely Japanese style. The talk of the town! The gorgeous "Ochokodon gozen" meal

``Uoma'' is a Seafood Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) whose parent company is a fish shop. Enjoy fresh fish and carefully selected wine prepared by professionals.

This is the Tokyo Squid Center (^^)