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Kashiwaya Osaka Senriyama
A highly refined kaiseki experience in Senriyama blending seasonal elements, formal service, and the tranquility of a tea house.
Dining
Kaiseki, Traditional Japanese, Tea House Dining
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Kashiwaya Senriyama is more than just a stop—it's one of Osaka’s most revered kaiseki restaurants, tucked inside a traditional tea house just north of the city center. The multi-course meal is served with restraint and clarity, inspired by classical Japanese aesthetics and the quiet seasonality of nature. Every dish is thoughtfully plated and served in private rooms overlooking a small garden, where silence and shadows shift gently through the hours. Formal but not stiff, Kashiwaya’s hospitality follows the rhythm of a tea ceremony: deliberate, dignified, and deeply personal. Reservations are essential, often made weeks in advance.
Facilities & Services
Seasonal Kaiseki Course
Private Dining Rooms
Traditional Tea House Architecture
Reservation-Only
English Support (Limited)
Garden Views
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