There is a courtyard, and depending on where you sit, it feels elegant, but at the counter it feels like an ordinary Japanese restaurant. It's on the quiet side. Lots of small side dishes are included, so it might be good for women. Considering the price range, I found myself thinking they should study their cooking a little more.

I came here for a business lunch. It had a calm, Japanese atmosphere that hardly felt like Minamiaoyama. The food was fairly pricey too, but I was satisfied.

Even though you're in Aoyama, it feels like a tucked-away spot in Kyoto, and the food is very delicious too. I recommend lunch on weekdays.