05/05/2026
Dear All friends
We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused during today’s reservations.
We were overwhelmed by your incredible support, which led to the booking system crashing.
Thank you always for your trust and continued support.
Allow me to take a moment to share something I deeply value in both dining and hospitality.
There is a moment in history I often reflect on.
Around 800 years ago in Japan,
there was a clan that had everything.
— the Taira clan.
However, they were driven out of the capital
and forced to flee north.
There was no more luxury. No more abundance.
They had lost everything.
And yet—
they did not abandon their sense of beauty.
Even in the mountains, with almost nothing,
they carefully arranged what little they had,
ate with intention,
and showed respect to each moment.
Not because they had to—
but because it was who they were.
This way of thinking lies deep within Japanese culture.
True refinement does not depend on luxury.
It reveals itself only when everything unnecessary has been stripped away.
At the counter, we think in the same way.
The best ingredients alone are not enough.
What matters most is how we treat each moment—
how we serve, how we place, how we pass each piece from hand to hand.
Everything is reduced to its essence.
What remains
is trust, timing, and presence.
To become a place that holds this spirit.