Gyouryouri Kifune

This Japanese restaurant is located in a corner of a charming teahouse district. The restaurant is housed in a renovated old private house built in the Taisho era. Seats are all private rooms, two on the first floor and two on the second floor, limited to four groups for both day and night, with windows on the second floor overlooking the Asano River. The dishes, which feature fresh seafood, are presented in a different way each time, allowing diners to experience the seasons. The reasonable price is one of the reasons for its popularity.