Nagoya's traditional Japanese restaurant "Housai" offers kaiseki cuisine in private rooms overlooking a charming Japanese garden.

Yoshino, a traditional Japanese restaurant located near Nagoya Station, offers a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere with all private rooms. The garden visible from the windows of the sukiya-style rooms creates a peaceful and comfortable space, and private rooms with sunken seating are also available. The cuisine includes seasonal kaiseki (multi-course) meals, wagyu beef dishes such as shabu-shabu, and more...

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Konjac Kaiseki from "Onao-dokoro Kumekichi Miyamae Dengaku," a restaurant boasting a 150-year history since its founding in 1854 (Ansei 1).

Are you familiar with the concept of "Onaoru-dokoro"? Since ancient times, Japanese people have made it a part of their lives to visit shrines to express gratitude and make wishes, receiving the power of the gods. The act of returning to normalcy after completing the important task of visiting a shrine is called "Naoru," and the gods...

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On the Day of the Ox during the summer, enjoy a nourishing and invigorating meal at Unakichi, a specialty restaurant for charcoal-grilled eel.

Unakichi is a charcoal-grilled eel specialty restaurant located along the Kanazashi Road in Mikatahara-cho. They use specially selected live eels, which are prepared to order and grilled over charcoal in the Kansai style, without steaming, dipping them two or three times in their secret sauce. The result is crispy skin and moist, juicy flesh...

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The daily special at "Kappo Shinhama," a popular restaurant loved by its regulars thanks to its playful owner.

Turning onto Futamata Street from Yanagi Street and heading towards Motohama, you'll see the sign for "Kappo Shinhama." Founded in the early Meiji era as "Shinhama Fish Shop," the current owner, Mitsuhiro Nagatani, is the fourth generation, and the restaurant is beloved by its regulars and bustling with customers day and night. The interior offers a view of the kitchen...

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Enjoy a skewer frying omakase course at "Kushiichi," featuring seasonal ingredients and unique skewers served piping hot.

Located in Mikatahara-cho, on the street from Hamamatsu Kita Post Office, heading towards Hamamatsu Technical High School, behind the 7-Eleven across from the TSUTAYA video rental store, is the hidden gem of a kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers) restaurant, "Kushiichi." The owner, Shigeru Oishi, previously trained in Osaka, the home of kushikatsu...

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It's summer! The Day of the Ox (Doyo no Ushi no Hi) is approaching! Weekly lunch special at the small restaurant "Hannari"

Hannari is a small restaurant located on a back street behind Viola Tamachi. "Hannari" is a Kyoto dialect word meaning elegance or sophistication, and true to its name, the restaurant offers refined Japanese cuisine at reasonable prices. The owner uses seasonal ingredients that he personally sources from the market every morning...

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