Tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood. Clean inside, too. The food is delicious as well. A good choice for dining with other adults or someone special.

+2

I arrived at 12:00 after making a reservation. A group of women at another table were chatting animatedly. It felt a little noisy. The food was perfectly delicious, and they explained everything properly. It's a little expensive, but the atmosphere is nice, and I think the price is fair.

The food was really delicious😋 It costs a fair bit😅 The lady running the place was very kind, and I'd like to go again.

+3

I'd been curious about the sign for ages, so I visited at lunchtime. I walked in without knowing lunch required a reservation, but perhaps they had a little spare food and staffing capacity that day, because they kindly welcomed me. I had the 桜 lunch course. Salad → soup → 6 pieces of sushi → a soup dish → dessert → coffee for 3,960円. The 2,750円 こぶし course apparently has different salad and sushi selections. Western touches such as the salmon and salmon roe salad and 栗かぐや soup make it a treat for both the eyes and the palate. The 6 pieces of sushi were just right, not too much. The plates were wonderful, too. The tranquil Japanese-style counter seating and tatami seating with recessed legroom would probably also appeal to foreign visitors and older guests. Apparently you can see cherry blossoms through the large counter-side window in spring, which I'm looking forward to. I also looked at the dinner à la carte menu and saw plenty of appealing dishes, so I'd like to visit in the evening, too. It's also nice that a neighborhood sushi restaurant serves wine. Parking available.

I went for lunch, and the food was delicious. Dessert and coffee were included, and I left full. I drove and got lost because of the one-way streets, but I think it'll be fine once you've been there once. There aren't that many seats, so I think reservations are necessary.