Best Restaurants in Japan(page 26)

Located on the 3rd floor of Grand Green Osaka South Building, enjoy Edo-style sushi made with carefully selected fresh fish and red vinegar at "Sushi Sawamura."

A popular sukiyaki specialty restaurant in Nara, attracting reservations from all over the country.

Directly operated by the processing plant! Enjoy the authentic taste of fresh, additive-free sea urchin!

[Roppongi Ichome] A Michelin-starred experience combining culinary art and sound. Discover a new sensory Edo-style sushi experience beyond the hidden door.

A nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere that reflects the charm of Hida Takayama. Enjoy delicious and reasonably priced local dishes!

Delicious Pursuit: We look forward to welcoming you with a wide selection of perfectly ripe Hida beef.

Now accepting reservations for parties! Enjoy meat grilled on lava stones, Wagyu sushi and Yukke grilled right in front of you, and don't miss our famous beef hamburger!

Just a 1-minute walk from Namba Station! A Robatayaki and Yakitori restaurant focusing on seasonal ingredients.

1-minute walk from Matsumoto Station! A popular soba Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where you can enjoy delicious Shinshu!

Indulge in exquisite yakitori made with the legendary Kosaka chicken and Kishu Binchotan charcoal in Ginza.

【5 minutes from Sanjo Station and Kawaramachi Station】 Enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients while experiencing the winter charm of Kyoto in a traditional machiya. We offer refined private rooms and seating with a view of the Kamo River, perfect for various gatherings such as welcome and farewell parties, as well as important business meetings and entertaining guests.

- Opening on October 12th - 【Designated Store by Kobe Beef Distribution Promotion Council】 A genuine Kobe beef steakhouse where you can enjoy top-grade A5 Kobe beef grilled right in front of you on a teppan.

More than an Izakaya, less than a Kappo. Mastering the "edge" of ingredients and techniques—A renowned Japanese restaurant nestled in the back streets of Ginza.