"Kappo Benichi," a long-established kappo restaurant founded in 1924, offers kaiseki cuisine in a relaxed private room, along with a rich history of traditional Japanese cuisine.

Founded in 1924 (Taisho 13), Kappo Benichi, a long-established restaurant in Hamamatsu's fish market district, celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2014. Beyond its cuisine, it boasts a charming atmosphere and offers private Japanese-style rooms, each with a tranquil ambiance. The restaurant features a wonderful array of tableware and furnishings,...

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"Seasonal Cuisine Ouchi" offers a luxurious hot pot dish that can only be enjoyed in winter, where every part of the fish is used: "Tara Nabe" (cod hot pot)!

Located on the 2nd floor of the FOOD Subaru Building, just a few minutes' walk from Act City and close to Hamamatsu Station, "Shun no Ryori Ouchi" is a restaurant whose owner's motto is "freshly prepared dishes using seasonal ingredients." Owner Tetsuo Ouchi avoids inedible decorations and focuses on authentic...

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Hamamatsu handmade soba "Soba-ya Omori": A New Year's Eve soba tradition that has been established since the Edo period as a good luck charm.

Nakajima's "Soba-ya Omori" offers exquisite soba noodles made with buckwheat flour selected from all over Japan, with the flour changing weekly. The freshly made, hand-ground soba noodles are meticulously prepared by the owner, Masato Omori, and the crispy, lightly fried tofu is carefully prepared by his wife, Saeko...

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Akasaka's "Kien" is a Japanese restaurant offering a limited-time set meal, providing a peaceful atmosphere where you can rest your wings like a swallow returning to its nest.

Nestled quietly in an alleyway in Tameike-Sanno, beyond the Akasaka office district, lies "KIEN," a Michelin one-star authentic Japanese restaurant. A charming outdoor garden welcomes you, offering a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. Passing through the stone-paved approach over gravel, you'll find yourself surrounded by bamboo...

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Yugawara French restaurant "L'Erle Cambis": A blissful birthday lunch surrounded by a charming bamboo grove.

Nestled quietly at the foot of Mount Taikan in Hakone lies the town of Yugawara. A place steeped in history and culture, beloved by many literary figures since ancient times, it is celebrated in the Manyoshu, the only anthology of poetry, for its natural hot springs. Beyond its reputation as a hot spring resort, it is also blessed with abundant nature throughout the seasons and the bounty of the sea...

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