Best Chanko-nabe in Japan

Authentic Chanko Nabe from Mutsu Room! Private rooms available for 4, 8, 12, and 30 guests! Enjoy the traditional Japanese atmosphere with our sunken kotatsu seating!

Just a 1-minute walk from Ryogoku Station, enjoy a luxurious and hearty Chanko Nabe in a serene traditional Japanese setting. Perfect for various banquets!

Former Ozeki Kirishima's Chanko and Japanese Cuisine Specialty Restaurant, -Ryogoku- Edo NOREN is now open!

A Genuine Chanko and Fresh Fish Japanese Sake Restaurant

Enjoy exquisite Chanko Nabe crafted with the blessings of Hokkaido and a secret broth! Experience a historic Japanese space with over 80 years of tradition.

Taste the flavors of Kanazawa with fresh seasonal ingredients.

Over 15 Years in the Yakitori Battleground! Proudly serving charcoal-grilled yakitori and creative dishes. Accommodating groups as well!

Hearty and Healthy Chanko Loved by Locals! Authentic chanko featuring carefully crafted tsukune and exquisite broth. Perfect for company colleagues, girls' night out, and welcome/farewell parties! Just a 2-minute walk from Ryogoku Station on the Sobu Line and a 6-minute walk from Ryogoku Station on the Oedo Line!

Kuranosuke's Summer: All Plans Include a Free 30-Minute Drink Extension!

Located just a 5-minute walk from Hankyu Nagaokatenjin Station, in front of Nagaoka City Hall, this massive izakaya offers an impressive menu of 300 items! With 120 seats, it's a fun spot for both adults and kids!

A Japanese izakaya themed around enjoying seasonal ingredients with chanko broth shabu-shabu.

February Event Coming Soon!!

Just a 1-minute walk from Midorigaoka Station! Enjoy hearty chanko nabe and a variety of dishes in a retro atmosphere. Pets are welcome!

Charcoal-Grilled Yakitori, Yakiton, and Meat Rolls, plus our Famous Chanko Nabe! Private rooms for 4 to large parties of up to 52!

Authentic Chanko Nabe made with passion by a former sumo wrestler, paired with seasonal specialties and drinks. Private reservation available for up to 20 guests in a tatami room.

A gentle-flavored "Yose Nabe Chanko" passed down from a long-established chanko restaurant run by former sumo wrestlers.