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Ginza Kojyu
A Michelin-starred kaiseki restaurant in Ginza, offering a refined dining experience.
Dining
Japanese, Kaiseki, Fine Dining
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Ginza Kojyu is a celebrated Michelin-starred kaiseki restaurant, esteemed for its affectionate approach to Japanese haute cuisine. Located in the nucleus of Ginza, this elegant establishment emphasises harmony with each dish. The intimacy and personalized service creates a tranquil atmosphere, permitting you to engross yourselves with glee in the multi-course extravaganza. Reservations are required to partake.
Facilities & Services
- Reservations Required
- Seasonal Kaiseki Menu
- Sake Pairings
- Private Dining Rooms
- Free Wi-Fi
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