Hinokizaka

Tokyo, with a theme of blending Western and Japanese elements, showcases a modern Japanese style through the use of traditional materials like washi paper and ink, creating a play of light and shadow.

The restaurant features four distinct areas: kaiseki, sushi, tempura, and teppanyaki, along with three counters for sushi, tempura, and teppanyaki, and an eight-seat chef's table. The interior design draws inspiration from traditional Japanese furniture while incorporating modern elements such as metal lattice screens, creating a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity throughout the space.

Additionally, the "Kuromatsu-an," a semi-private room relocated from an old Gifu farmhouse, offers a versatile space suitable for various occasions. Guests can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with stunning views while savoring their meals.