A long-established standalone eel house on the Narita-san approach, with ryokan-like interiors where diners sit in private tatami rooms, some with lovely scenic views. Large banquet halls make it a favorite for reunions, company parties and post-temple gatherings, with courses flowing from sashimi and crisp tempura to a freshly made unaju finale. Solo visitors can order eel rice boxes, tempura sets or set meals with sashimi and chawanmushi; eel bento are often handed out as souvenirs after banquets.
Reservations acceptedPrivate rooms for 4 to 30+ guestsNon-smokingCredit cards not acceptedParking availableUnagi (grilled eel)Tempura and seafoodSake, shochu and wineTatami seatingBanquet courses available
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Eel and Set Meals
Banquet Courses and Drinks
Eel and Set Meals
Unaju (Eel Rice Box)
Grilled eel glazed with sweet-savory tare, served over rice in a lacquered box; the house signature.
¥3,800
Matsu Set Meal
Generous set meal with tempura, sashimi and chawanmushi (savory steamed egg custard).
¥2,750
Banquet Courses and Drinks
Banquet Course
Course of appetizer, two-kind sashimi, three-piece tempura, unaju, Japanese pickles and eel liver soup. Drinks not included.
¥5,500
All-You-Can-Drink
Free-flow drinks plan for banquets, including beer and shochu.