FEEL JAPANin TOKYO

Since 1931, Tsukiji Jisaku has carried Japan's living traditions into the present — kaiseki cuisine, tatami rooms, and the living performing arts — refined through the spirit of omotenashi.

CONCEPT

Living Tradition &
Lasting Welcome

Since 1931, Tsukiji Jisaku has carried Japan's living traditions into the present — kaiseki cuisine, tatami rooms, and the living performing arts — and refined them through the spirit of omotenashi: our ultimate hospitality.

Geisha performance at Tsukiji Jisaku

THE STAGE

Living
Performing Arts

Geisha, koto, shamisen, daikagura — performed a few feet from your table, in the same rooms that have received guests for nearly a century.

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Daikagura performer in a lion costume mid-routine in a tatami room at Tsukiji Jisaku

DAIKAGURA

LION DANCE & TRICKS

Musician playing the koto, the Japanese zither, at Tsukiji Jisaku

KOTO

STRINGS OF JAPAN

Shamisen player performing on the tatami at Tsukiji Jisaku

SHAMISEN

SOUNDS OF JAPAN

Geisha performing a traditional dance with a fan in a tatami room at Tsukiji Jisaku

GEISHA

ELEGANCE & GRACE

ABOUT JISAKU

95TH
ANNIVERSARY

Built on the spirit of founder Jisaku Honda, we continue to refine our cuisine, spaces, and hospitality for the next generation of guests.

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EXPERIENCES

What Do You Want to Do in Japan?

Choose how you would like to spend your evening.

A seasonal kaiseki course at Tsukiji Jisaku served on black lacquer, with sashimi and simmered dishes

Cuisine

Taste Traditional Cuisine

Savor authentic kaiseki and signature dishes crafted with seasonal ingredients — the warmth of Japan, served at the very table that has welcomed guests since 1931.

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Performing Arts

Culture

Watch the Living Arts

Immerse yourself in geisha dance, shamisen, taiko and other living traditions — watch, learn, and become part of the story.

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Business & Training

Business

For Business & Training

Bring Japanese hospitality and tradition into your corporate retreats and training — private rooms for groups of 2 to 120 guests.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

FAQ

What is a ryotei? +

A ryotei is a place where you can enjoy traditional Japanese culture and cuisine. We offer seasonal kaiseki dishes, classic Japanese spaces, and heartfelt hospitality. We are not members-only, and both domestic and international guests are welcome.

What should I wear? +

There is no strict dress code. However, shoes are removed at the entrance and the corridors and private rooms are tatami, so please wear socks (no bare feet).

Do I need to remove my shoes? +

Yes. Our staff will take care of your shoes at the entrance.

Do you have English-speaking staff and an English menu? +

Yes. We have English-speaking staff, and English menus are available.

Can you accommodate vegetarian requests or allergies? +

Yes. Please share full details in advance so we can prepare dedicated dishes for you.

How many guests can you accommodate? +

We have private rooms for approximately 2 to 120 guests. We are sorry, but reservations for one guest are not accepted.

Do you have private rooms? +

Yes. We have 19 private rooms of various sizes, and all meals are served in private rooms.

Is Wi-Fi available? +

Yes. Free wireless Wi-Fi is available in the building. Please ask our staff for assistance.

LOCATION & TRANSPORTATION

Access

ADDRESS

14-19 Akashicho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0044

HOURS

Lunch 11:00 — 16:00 (L.O. 14:00)
Dinner 17:00 — 22:00 (L.O. 20:00)
Open daily

TEL

03-3541-2391

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with JISAKU