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Manten Shinjuku Nishiguchi Branch is a grilled horumon (offal meat) restaurant conveniently located a 3-minute walk from the West Exit of Shinjuku Station. The restaurant attracts customers with its delicious horumon and friendly, energetic staff. Unique and varied horumon is offered, carefully prepared to surprise not only those who love horumon but also those who do not like it, regardless of age or sex. The restaurant is dedicated to creating a place that makes people want to return and say, "I know such a good restaurant."

You can feel ocean winds at [Sushi Daimon] as we are located in front of the bay in Uozu. Enjoy seafood from Toyama served Edomae style at this sophisticated sushi restaurant. We serve fresh seafood mainly from Uozu in Toyama prefecture and from Hokkaido where the chef had training and Tsukiji Fish Market. We stick our commitment to detail including the counter made from a single piece of wood and special-ordered chop sticks using Yoshino Cedar, a domestic brand of wood, to create a relaxant space where you can relax and enjoy sushi. Enjoy the perfect combination of sushi toppings and sushi rice with the perfect hardness that is carefully created by our owner's splendid skills obtained through his rich experiences. Our sushi that can be created only by our owner who was born in Toyama prefecture keeps attracting many people.

Sushi Hoshiyama is located on the third floor of a building in the Kitashinchi entertainment district. It stands still like a hidden-away place, and is an excellent sushi restaurant that has many regular customers. We recommend the classic nigiri. We are particular starting with the rice; we mix red vinegar made from fermented sake (Japanese alcohol) lees into a komai (old rice) blend of rice. The “neta” (sushi topping) is carefully selected from the procurement stage, and then the meticulous work of the sushi chefs brings out the umami (pleasant savory taste). A completely well-balanced nigiri is too delicious for words. There is no doubt that you will be hooked once you try it. The menu - which only features multi-course meals - is extremely varied, with items such as Akashi octopus and amadai (tilefish) included with Edo-style sushi. The seating is counter-only, but the atmosphere should be comfortable even for women dining alone. We hope to see you visit.

Located five minutes away from Yokohama Station. You can enjoy the excellent cuisine prepared by the chef, Mr. Koizumi, who leaned at an authentic Edomae Sushi restaurant established in 1861. The restaurant prides itself on its superb Edo-mae sushi, prepared with the freshest seasonal fish from Toyosu and Kanazawa. The "omakase-nigiri" is a recommended set menu that begins with a chic "otsumami (appetizer)" using seasonal ingredients and ends with a traditional "makimono" roll. The rice is cooked hard with a unique combination of red vinegar and salt and has an exquisite texture that melts in your mouth. The neat and careful artistry of the chef, who is well-versed in the seasonality of the ingredients, stands out. The storefront, whose façade blends symbolism and tradition, invites you to the entrance, where you will be impressed by the beautifully curved white wood counter. Please spend a luxurious time in a high-quality space with dignified air.

A 3-minute walk from Shin-Fukushima Station in Osaka. Nagayoshi Sushi Restaurant is tucked away at the end of a narrow alley. The owner, Mr. Nagayoshi, is a skilled chef who honed his skills at a long-established restaurant that started in Tsukiji. His Edo-mae technique shines through in his meticulous work to take the time and effort to bring out the flavor in each piece of fish. Ingredients are carefully selected by visiting the market every day, and tuna and gizzard shad are shipped directly from Tsukiji. The restaurant's meticulous attention to detail is evident in items such as sushi rice, made with a combination of two types of red vinegar. Although the sushi is authentic Edo-mae sushi, the prices are reasonable. In addition to hand-pressed sushi, the restaurant also offers a wide variety of seasonal snacks that go well with sake. This modern Japanese-style restaurant has private rooms perfect for entertaining clients and dinners. The relaxed atmosphere and the friendliness of the owner explain why the

Yaichi is a restaurant worthy of being called an adult's hideout, where the owner, who is well versed in the delicious foods across Japan, shows his skills. With only seven seats at the counter, you can see sushi preparation and seasonal delicacies up close. The fresh fish used for the sushi toppings is carefully selected through the keen judgment of the owner and a trusted fishmonger. In addition, the rice used for the sushi is an original blend that includes Koshihikari (a famous Japanese rice brand) directly sourced from Ishikawa Prefecture. Furthermore, great care is taken with each ingredient, including using filtered water containing minerals. Arita ware and Kutani ware, fine Japanese porcelain, are often used to enhance the flavor of dishes. Why not step into a culinary world you've never experienced before?

You can eat Kyushu’s delicious fish at the counter at Sushi Yoshida. Enjoy seasonal, incredibly fresh fish from local Kyushu areas such as the Goto Islands and Amakusa areas of Fukuoka and Nagasaki and Karatsu in Saga, and also fish direct from Tsukiji (in Tokyo). The menu only consists of the “Omakase Course.” It starts with a cleverly crafted appetizer, and has about 12 pieces of sushi. Enjoy exquisite sushi such as maguro (tuna) filled with umami (pleasant savory taste) and kohada (gizzard shad) that sits for one or two days before being served. The best sake of the season is made available, and the chef will make suggestions on which ones pair the best with your meal. You can relax while enjoying a conversation with the chef. This is a great sushi restaurant for enjoying a relaxing evening with a close friend or with your partner for an anniversary.

Susukino Sushi provides ingredients procured with reliable insight and further enhances the taste with skilled techniques. They take a thorough approach: They close on days when the market is closed and carefully select ingredients. You can enjoy delicious sushi rolls in the "Omakase Course". Their attention to detail is not only limited to the fresh fish but also the finest selection of seaweed. The delicate fragrance of the seashore should make you unconsciously smile when you put it in your mouth. The alcoholic drinks to enjoy together are Japanese sake, champagne, wine, and whiskey; it is pleasant to have them in abundance. The elegant space for relaxing is also suitable for receptions and dates. How about spending a blissful moment with "delicious sushi and sake" and "warm hospitality"?

Shunmi Karoku has been supported by locals and many guests since its opening in 2003, with the concept of "a restaurant where you can have delicious Japanese food casually." It is a friendly and relaxed restaurant to enjoy your meal and conversation. They offer a variety of dishes, such as their signature dish, Seared Squid, with its gorgeous presentation, seasonal dishes using fresh seafood, and dishes made with high-quality deer meat. They also have a wide selection of unique sake, including local sake from Hakodate and course menus with all-you-can-drink options, making them suitable for various events, from everyday gatherings with friends and colleagues to business entertaining and welcome and farewell parties. The calm and relaxing atmosphere with 80 seats meets a wide range of needs.