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Awarded one Michelin star,
the world’s first theater-style omakase experience.
An unrepeatable moment, to be experienced through all five senses.

Okeya Kyujiro Kyoto

buyer inspecting fresh tuna lined up on the floor at a Japanese fish market

Our Ingredients

We source the finest seasonal ingredients from across Japan.
Each selection reflects not only quality, but the story of its origin.

From carefully chosen seafood to delicately prepared accompaniments,

every element is treated with respect—nothing excessive, nothing overlooked.

Ochakase making a Japanese tea

Kyoto’s pure water, used in preparation

Japanese Tea & Rice

Our house-made rice and tea

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Japanese Sake

Craft, Tools, and Space

Each ingredient is handled with its own knife.
Temperature, humidity—even the timing and distance—are carefully considered.

Every tool has its purpose.
The space is composed with a quiet solemnity, evoking the spirit of Japanese mythology.

This is not simply a meal,
but a moment shaped by precision, balance, and presence.

Ochakase making a Japanese tea

Thoughtfully Chosen Tools, Each with Purpose

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A Space Designed by the Owner

Chef showing a Japanese knife

Techniques Honed Over Years

Experience

Omakase Dinner

¥30,000 (excluding tax and service charge)

A sushi-focused omakase course of approximately 25 dishes,
unfolding as a seasonal journey.
A special experience that celebrates the seasons of Japan.

Ochakase

¥15,000 (excluding tax and service charge)

A course of approximately 15 dishes,
centered on delicate sweetness and deep umami.
Includes a tea ceremony and a hands-on wagashi-making experience.

News

Ginza Location Opening Announcement

We are pleased to announce the upcoming opening of our new location in Ginza. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

Official Website Launch Notice

We are pleased to announce the launch of the Okeya Kyujiro official website. You can find the latest news and reservation information here.