HIDDEN RYOKAN TOKYO
A hidden Japanese restaurant
beneath Tokyo.
Akasaka.
Architecture. Fire. Silence.
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HIDDEN JAPANESE DINING
Not a hotel.
A dining experience.
Hidden Ryokan Tokyo is the architectural dining concept of IROHA Akasaka.
It is not an accommodation facility. It is a Japanese restaurant located underground in Akasaka, designed to feel separated from the noise of central Tokyo.
Hokkaido seafood, live crab, charcoal-grilled yakitori, Japanese sake, private dining and architecture come together in one space.
ARCHITECTURAL CINEMA
Silence,
drawn from a plan.
The place of fire.
The trace of light.
Architectural Archive
It begins
with a drawing.
SUMIBI / PRIVATE / SILENCE
Floor Guide
Light moves quietly.
Entrance.
Ember.
Sake shelf.
Silence.
Ember & Shadow
Fire completes
the room.
Ember.
A quiet night.
SUMIBI YAKITORI
The scent of fire
leaves space in the night.
Sake Shelf
Light reveals
the silence.
Architectural Dining
A Japanese space,
composed through architecture.
Black. Wood. Stone. Fire. Light.
JAPANESE DINING EXPERIENCE TOKYO
More than a meal.
A sequence of space and food.
Hokkaido Cuisine
Live crab, seafood, sea urchin, salmon roe, Hokkaido chicken and seasonal ingredients.
Charcoal Fire
Hokkai Jidori II yakitori is grilled over charcoal, adding aroma and movement to the room.
Private Dining
Semi-private rooms and a VIP private room are available for special dinners.
BEFORE YOU VISIT
For international guests.
Location
B1 Akasaka Shimizu Building, 3-14-9 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo.
Dinner Budget
Approximately ¥10,000–¥15,000 per person for a typical dinner.
Live Crab
Availability changes daily. Advance confirmation is recommended.
Private Rooms
Semi-private rooms and a VIP private room are available.
Languages
English and Chinese information and multilingual reservation services are available.
Reservation
Foodies Reserve can be used for multilingual online reservations.
Discover IROHA
Beyond the silence,
IROHA awaits beneath Akasaka.
Hidden Ryokan Tokyo is the architectural world of IROHA Akasaka: Hokkaido cuisine, live crab, sumibi yakitori, private dining and silence.
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