A one-minute walk from Toranomon Hills Station, this wa-modern izakaya fills a bright, window-lined space with a long counter, sunken-kotatsu seating and a semi-private room, giving it a calm, open feel above the district's bustle. The concept puts rice center stage: chefs pick prized regional rice varieties and cook it to order alongside home-style Japanese dishes refined with craftsman technique. Signature plates include tuna and wagyu tartare, oden, and crispy katsu, paired with an unusually deep list of Chinese and Japanese teas, tea-based cocktails and house craft beer.
