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Just 3 minutes from Kanazawa Station! Enjoy Kaga vegetables tempura and local sake at this tempura specialty restaurant, with a wide variety of izakaya menu options!
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Young female artisans are thriving here! We cater to English speakers, vegans, gluten-free diets, and pregnant customers, as well as children!
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Wine, Japanese cuisine, and friendly conversation. Enjoy pairings crafted by our owner sommelier, a recipient of the Modern Master Craftsman award in Kyoto.