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Honko Getsu

Check out Honko Getsu/ほんこげつ (Namba/Japanese Cuisine) on Places in Japan! A kaiseki meal to celebrate special occasions, enjoying the flavors of seasonal domestic ingredients and Japanese culture through exquisite tableware. [Private rooms available / Sectionalized smoking] Discover Japanese restaurants featuring detailed information such as menus and maps, along with user-posted reviews, ratings, and photos!

In the narrow, stone-paved alley of Namba Sennichimae, lined with small eateries and bars, you'll find "Hozenji Yokocho," home to a Michelin two-star Japanese restaurant. Welcome to "Hon Kogetsu," a r...efined space built in the traditional Sukiya style. Behind the 600-year-old cypress counter stands Chef Hideo Anami, who trained at the renowned "Kiccho" main branch. He is dedicated to using only carefully selected domestic ingredients, bringing out their exceptional qualities to the fullest.

While honoring the traditional kaiseki style, the dishes offer a delicate and profound flavor that feels refreshingly modern. The highlight of the menu, the "Nimono Wan," resembles a treasure box. Chef Anami creates a "story" within the round bowl, which symbolizes the universe. His deep appreciation for Japanese culture, including art and ceramics, adds to the experience, making the encounter with the unique tableware from his collection one of the many delights.
efined space built in the traditional Sukiya style. Behind the 600-year-old cypress counter stands Chef Hideo Anami, who trained at the renowned "Kiccho" main branch. He is dedicated to using only carefully selected domestic ingredients, bringing out their exceptional qualities to the fullest.

While honoring the traditional kaiseki style, the dishes offer a delicate and profound flavor that feels refreshingly modern. The highlight of the menu, the "Nimono Wan," resembles a treasure box. Chef Anami creates a "story" within the round bowl, which symbolizes the universe. His deep appreciation for Japanese culture, including art and ceramics, adds to the experience, making the encounter with the unique tableware from his collection one of the many delights.

Seats & Facilities

Seats

15 seats （ There are 8 seats at the counter）

Private rooms

Available For 2 people, For 4 people, For 6 people

Private use

Unavailable

Smoking

Designated smoking area Counter seats non-smoking The revised Health Promotion Act for passive smoking prevention has been in effect since April 1, 2020. Please check with the restaurant for the most up-to-date information.

Counter seats non-smoking

Parking

Unavailable

Space

Relaxing space, Counter seating, Tatami room