Private Room

Jyodan no Ma (Raised Floor Room)

The "Jyodan no Ma" (Raised Floor Room) is a prestigious room with a raised floor, traditionally used to welcome feudal lords (daimyo) during their official travels, such as the Sankin-kotai. Today, it has been transformed into a special space with carpeting, tables, and chairs, perfect for dining and private gatherings.

As a symbol of our building, which once served as the main inn (honjin) of Komoro-juku station town, this special room can be exclusively reserved as a private room for distinguished guests. Guests can enjoy the comfort of modern amenities while keeping their shoes on.

Please consider using our private rooms for business entertainment, meet-and-greets, and other private dining occasions.

Each room accommodates up to 6 guests, with a room charge of ¥11,000 (tax included) for 2 hours.

When two rooms are connected, up to 16 guests can be accommodated, with a charge of ¥16,500 (tax included).

Single Room

Seating Capacity

Up to 6 guests

Room Charge (2 hours)

Meal: ¥11,000 (tax included) / Meeting: ¥22,000 (tax included)

Connecting Rooms

Two rooms separated by fusuma (traditional Japanese sliding doors with a wooden frame covered with paper or cloth on both sides) can be connected to create a larger private room.

Seating Capacity

Up to 16 guests

Room Charge (2 hours)

Meal: ¥16,500 (tax included) / Meeting: ¥33,000 (tax included)

Notes

• Equipped with gas fan heater and air conditioning
• Power outlets and guest Wi-Fi available
• High chairs for children available
• Guests can keep their shoes on while using the room
• Cancellations made after 7:00 PM two business days prior to the reservation date will incur a 100% charge of the room fee and meal cost. Please contact us for more details.

The private dining menu varies depending on the number of guests. Please refer to the details below. For parties of 11 or more, an all-you-can-drink plan is available.

Up to 10 Guests

Lunch

Please choose from the lunch menu.

Dinner

Please choose from the dinner menu.

Beverage

In addition to regular beverages, we also offer all-you-can-drink options.

11 Guests or More

Party

Please choose from the party menu.

Beverage

In addition to regular beverages, we also offer all-you-can-drink options.

Notes

• Equipped with gas fan heater and air conditioning
• High chairs for children available
• Cancellations made after 7:00 PM two business days prior to the reservation date will incur a 100% charge of the room fee and meal cost. Please contact us for more details.

"Okao-Awase," which literally means "faces meeting," is a traditional Japanese custom where the families of a bride and groom meet before the wedding to get to know each other and build a harmonious relationship. This important event helps both families to connect and share a special moment together, fostering mutual understanding and respect.

We assist in creating a harmonious family introductions for both families with our private rooms filled with historical charm and heartfelt cuisine.

Seating Arrangement

Families will be seated around a square table. There are no strict rules for seating arrangements during family introductions, but the general seating example is as follows:

• The seat furthest from the entrance and closest to the tokonoma (alcove) is the honored seat, where the groom's father sits. Opposite him sits the bride's father.
• From the honored seat, the order is father, mother, and then the individual themselves.
• If there are circumstances such as the presence of small children, families may agree on a different seating arrangement.

"Shichi-Go-San," which translates to "Seven-Five-Three," is a traditional Japanese custom celebrated on (or around) November 15th. It is a rite of passage for children who are three, five, and seven years old, marking their growth and praying for their health and well-being. Families visit shrines to offer prayers, and the children dress in traditional clothing for the occasion.

Our private rooms are also available for Shichi-Go-San celebration meals.