Washoku (Japanese cuisine) (Child-Friendly & Tatami Rooms) in Shinagawa Sta.

[Completely equipped with private rooms] Seasonal Japanese Cuisine created by a chef with experience working at a long-established famous restaurant.

[5 minutes walk from Shinagawa Station, inside the hotel] A Japanese Japanese-style meal where you can enjoy kaiseki, Edomae Sushi, and Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) that make use of tradition and ingredients.

[All seats are private rooms with doors! ! Shinagawa Station Konan Exit★2 minutes walk★English, Chinese, and Korean menus available★】

◆ Panoramic view of the night view of Shinagawa ◆ Dishes using high-quality ingredients such as black truffles are provided at reasonable prices ♪ Private room for 2 people ~

Open until 24 hours! [3 minutes walk from Shinagawa Station] “Namaiki” is a Hakata Grilled skewer and vegetable roll restaurant where you can eat in a private room.

A carefully selected lineup of Sushi ingredients made with [the best ingredients purchased that day]

[1 minute walk from Shinagawa Station] Private rooms available! We are proud of our charcoal-grilled Hitachi beef and fresh fish delivered directly from the farm♪ Banquet courses start from 3,500 yen!

Fresh and overwhelmingly affordable sashimi! A Seafood Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that prides itself on seasonal fresh Sushi, and carefully selected Japanese sake.

★4 minutes walk from JR Shinagawa Station Konan Exit★ Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where you can enjoy local chicken and Hokkaido cuisine

[Completely private rooms with doors for all seats] Enjoy Sendai beef and Sanriku's seafood and mountain delicacies.

[1 minute walk from Konan Exit] Enjoy luxurious seasonal cuisine and craftsmanship in a sophisticated gourmet space.

[Easy access, just 1 minute from JR Shinagawa Station Konan Exit] Now accepting reservations for various banquets! Banquet courses from 3,000 yen

From Shinagawa! Spectacular contrast of style and elegance

This is Japanese traditional houseboat that often appears on TV, dramas, magazines, etc. This is "Funasei".