Washoku (Japanese cuisine) (Takeout) in Takaracho Sta.(東京都)

Looking for group year-end parties (*´▽｀*) We are open until 5am! There are private room seats available. You can smoke.

The finest hitsumabushi served in a modern and relaxing atmosphere

★Private rooms available today★Close to Nihonbashi Station! Completely private room! 3 hours all-you-can-drink × Kyushu chicken ⇒ 3,500 yen ~

[1 minute from Kyobashi Station] Winter classic Kamui pork shabu shabu course! 5,000 yen including all-you-can-drink! Semi-private room seats available ◎

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

1 minute walk from Ginza Station ◆ A relaxing place for adults to enjoy addictive sweet and spicy eel dishes with carefully selected wines

A masterpiece that brings out the deliciousness of fish in all four seasons. Enjoy the finest sushi in an old Japanese house nestled in a back alley.

[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

It also improves physical strength and has beauty effects. Anti-virus and improve immunity with nutritionally balanced [Hanami Tori Mizutaki]!

[1 minute walk from Ginza 1-Chome Station] Traditional colorful roll Sushi and modern Japanese creative Seafood dishes

We specialize in Tempura skewers and Japanese yam, and we also stock natural wine, sake, and craft shochu.

All courses include Dassai and all-you-can-drink of 20 types of branded sake.

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

Now accepting reservations for welcome and farewell party [3 minutes walk from Ginza Station] Authentic shochu and Amami Kagoshima cuisine Private room Kagoshima Kurobuta x course with all-you-can-drink

Equipped with a total of 12 private rooms. Enjoy luxurious food and drinks at a hideout for gourmets in the back alleys of Ginza