Nestled in Ginza, this two-star kaiseki gem offers exquisite, seasonal dishes crafted by Chef Takemasa Shinohara in an intimate, fairy-tale atmosphere.
"The evening begins as Takemasa Shinohara, with the voice of a storyteller, explains the menu. The appetisers weave in festivals and occasions, conveying Japan’s culture and customs. Just before the appetiser, the lights are dimmed, in a fairy-tale-like staging reminiscent of an evening tea party. The white walls with their hemp leaf patterns shimmer with the flames from candles. Koka rice cooked in a Shigaraki earthenware pot expresses Shinohara’s love for his roots. Shinohara’s personality and cuisine are equally enchanting." - Michelin Inspector
"Ginza Shinohara (Japanese cuisine, Chuo-ku), first listed in 2018 with one star, has improved its rating to two stars in the 2020 guide." - MICHELIN Inspectors
"Ginza Shinohara (Japanese cuisine, Chuo-ku), first listed in 2018 with one star, has improved its rating to two stars in the 2020 guide." - MICHELIN Inspectors
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