Located in Tsurumai, a quiet neighborhood slightly southeast of the city center, the French restaurant "LA VAGABONDE" opened on April 14, 2011. While its open terrace gives it the appearance of a café, it's actually a French restaurant...
...We celebrated our 3rd wedding anniversary with a full-course lunch at "La Floraison de Takeuchi".
"La Floraison de TAKEUCHI," which just opened on January 17, 2013, near Shirakawa Park on Fushimi Street, is a restaurant by the legendary French chef who maintained his 3-Michelin-starred status for 30 years...
...An exquisite French lunch boasting refined beauty at "La Vagabonde"
Located in Tsurumai, a quiet neighborhood slightly southeast of the city center, the French restaurant "LA VAGABONDE" opened on April 14, 2011. While its open terrace gives it the appearance of a café, it's actually a French restaurant...
...New Year's party at the French restaurant "L'AGAPE" featuring the once-a-year premium sake "Isojiman Vintage"
Located in a corner of a tenant building along Aoshima Junior High School Street in Aoba-cho, Fujieda City, is the French restaurant "Restaurant L'AGAPE," a hidden gem known only to those in the know, despite displaying a French flag. It's about a 5-minute drive from Fujieda Station...
..."Wine & Cafe Natsume," a restaurant that accepts only one group per day, will host a year-end party themed around "wine and movies."
Wine & Cafe Natsume in Toyohashi is a French restaurant that only serves one group per day. Opened in November 2012 by Haruo Natsume, the owner, chef, and certified Senior Sommelier of the Japan Sommelier Association, it's a hidden gem of a restaurant...
...Chef Takeuchi, who honed his skills at Robuchon, will showcase his talents at "La Floraison de Takeuchi".
"La Floraison de TAKEUCHI," which just opened on January 17, 2013, near Shirakawa Park on Fushimi Street, is a restaurant by the legendary French chef who maintained his 3-Michelin-starred status for 30 years...
...A special lunch featuring duck and venison, part of the full course menu "The Charm of Evening in the Sunlight" at "El Lucambis".
There's a French restaurant I always visit whenever I go to Yugawara. Climbing a narrow, steep slope, surrounded by a bamboo forest, it creates a fantastical atmosphere, offering authentic French cuisine that incorporates Japanese sensibilities and refined Japanese techniques. It's called "HERLEQUIN BIS...".
..."L'AGAPE," a traditional French restaurant, offers exquisite and flavorful lunches in a hidden, intimate setting.
Located in a corner of a tenant building along Aoshima Junior High School Street in Aoba-cho, Fujieda City, is the French restaurant "Restaurant L'AGAPE," a hidden gem known only to those in the know, despite displaying a French flag. It's about a 5-minute drive from Fujieda Station...
...Enjoy a dappled sunlight-filled lunch and a luxurious footbath surrounded by a bamboo grove at "El Lucambis".
There's a French restaurant I always visit whenever I go to Yugawara. Climbing a narrow, steep slope, surrounded by a bamboo forest, it creates a fantastical atmosphere, offering authentic French cuisine that incorporates Japanese sensibilities and refined Japanese techniques. It's called "HERLEQUIN BIS...".
..."Wine & Cafe Natsume" offers a luxurious experience of food and wine pairing, limited to one group per day.
From Toyohashi Station, transfer to the charming streetcar (Toyotetsu City Line: flat fare 150 yen for adults, 80 yen for children), get off at Keirinjo-mae (bicycle racing station), the 11th stop from the station, and you'll find "Wine & Cafe Natsume" just a stone's throw away. The owner is also the chef, and also a Japanese...
...Enjoying a luxurious dinner with friends at the traditional French restaurant "L'AGAPE".
Restaurant L'AGAPE is a French restaurant located in a tenant building along Aoshima Junior High School Street in Aoba-cho, Fujieda City. It's easily recognizable by its olive tree and the fluttering French flag. It's about a 5-minute drive from Fujieda Station, but the main...
...I had a birthday lunch at Sushi Kanesaka Honten, a two-Michelin-starred sushi restaurant in Ginza, after returning to Japan.
Upon returning from Italy, the first place I headed was Ginza. On Saturdays, Ginza Chuo-dori becomes a pedestrian zone, allowing you to walk confidently down the middle of the street. Walking towards Mitsukoshi on Chuo-dori, I turned right at the Ginza 7-chome intersection, then right again at the second intersection, and immediately found it on the first basement floor of the Misuzu Building...
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