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Ryotei

052-222-0873(10:30-19:00 on weekdays except Tue., closed on Tue.)
( Sat., Sun and holidays:  10:30-16:00)

Wedding

[Inquiries for those who book exhibition tours]
052-228-7860(Weekdays: 10:45-18:00, Sat., Sun and holidays: 8:45-18:00)
*Closed on Tue., excluding holidays


[Those who have already made a contract and other inquiries]
052-222-0874(Weekdays: 12:00-17:30,  Sat., Sun and holidays: 8:45-17:30)
*Closed Wed. and Tue. excluding holidays

Ryotei

Beginning

"Japanese cuisine" of Ryotei Kawabun

KAWABUN has private rooms, a counter restaurant where you can enjoy food prepared by the chef right in front of you, and a cafe.
Our meticulous care will you make comfortable and feel relax, while enjoying our seasonal dishes.​ ​

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Japan is richly blessed in natural endowments – sea, mountains, rivers, fields – which grace each passing season with their bounty.​ ​
Even in the use of condiments and seasonings, from the essential fermented products such as miso, soy sauce, and mirin to salt, sugar, vinegar, sake, scented sansho pepper, mustard, yuzu, and wasabi, our menus are designed to bring out the unique qualities of seasonal ingredients the year round.

Celebration event

The "Okuizome Ceremony" is held to celebrate a child's 100th day after birth.
How about having a meal at KAWABUN for your meeting with your spouse's family after the proposal, which will also serve as a chance to meet them?
Enjoy conversation over a meal and deepen the bond between the two families.

Rooms

Cooking, hanging scrolls, flowers, vessels, arts, and fine attention. A space where Japanese culture was condensed is hospitality at the restaurant.
A distillation of Japanese culture awaits you in the setting and the hospitality you’ll find at our Ryotei. Relax to your heart’s content in a chic Japanese atmosphere that’s always in harmony with the seasons.

Cafe

This cafe overlooks two small gardens created by Matsuo Sogo (Fusensai), head of the Matsuo school. The garden features a striking hexagonal lantern with a short pole, a stone basin reminiscent of the customs of the tea ceremony, a dry landscape garden using Nachi black stones, and a well with a unique KAWABUN anecdote, creating a tranquil and elegant landscape. The lush greenery of Ubame oak and Distylium racemosum, beloved by tea masters, is also a sight to behold. It's a space where you'll lose track of time.

Gifts

Shirasu Sansho boiled, Tenjo kelp, Unagi Sansho boiled, Aigamo soy sauce tailoring, Assorted salted abalone,
We offer a wide variety of items, including KAWABUN 's special seasonal baked goods and special sake.
All make gifts of distinction fit for distinguished recipients, whether on festive occasions or solemn ones.