鮨 丈
Sushi Jou
A ten-seat omakase counter near Shitennoji where seasonal cuts, calm pacing, and measured technique define the experience.
Dining
Sushi, Omakase, Counter Dining
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Sushi Jou offers a focused omakase experience in a quiet corner of Tennoji, just a short walk from Shitennoji Temple grounds. With only ten seats at the hinoki counter, the space highlights intimacy and flow—each piece served in order, without rush or showiness. The chef works with seasonal seafood sourced locally and from Tokyo’s Toyosu Market, blending traditional Edomae techniques with Kansai flair. It’s not about reinventing but refining: aged fish, precise temperatures, and the gentle conversation that develops during the meal. Reservations are necessary, and the service is discreet yet attentive.
Facilities & Services
Counter Seating Only
Omakase Course
Reservation-Only
English Support (Basic)
Seasonal Ingredients
Near Shitennoji Temple
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