Tsukumo Japanese Cuisine (2-Star Michelin Restaurant) | Nara
- Michelin two-star restaurant in Nara, the ancient capital of Japan
- Close to Nara JR Station, convenient transportation
- The head chef worked in New York and the UK, and then returned to Nara to create his own style of restaurant
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Japanese cuisine "Shiro"｜Kaiseki course
Additional Info
Guests in the same group must order the same package.
What's included in Tsukumo Japanese Cuisine (2-Star Michelin Restaurant) | Nara
(Subject to Option Inclusions)
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ーRestaurant introductionー
"White" is a Japanese restaurant in the ancient capital of Nara. The name of the restaurant has two pronunciations: shiro and tsukumo, which include "purity", "clearness", "holy", "empty mental state" and "incomplete beauty", etc. significance. The restaurant has been given an image of simplicity and purity, as well as striving for perfect quality every day, but there is always room for improvement and we never quite reach 100 perfection. In Japanese culture, this is a cherished concept, one that requires humility in daily life.
Chef Nishihara has worked in New York and the UK. In 2009, he served as the first executive chef of Shojin restaurant "Kairi" and completed his three-year term. During his tenure, he was selected as the rising star chef in the United States in 2010. In 2011 and 2012, the restaurant received two Michelin stars. In 2012, he was invited to Fusion, a three-day culinary summit in Madrid. Those precious years spent abroad had a major influence on the food he cooks now, a culture that retains a distinctly Japanese character while also being original.
ーPackage introductionー
- Chef's Selection Kaiseki Course
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Inclusions
- Consumption tax
- Service charge
- Restaurant reservation fee
- Personal expenses
- Other expenses not mentioned above
- Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
- If you have any questions about the product content before or during the meal, please contact Over The Planet customer service.
- Please go to the restaurant according to the scheduled time. If you are late due to your own reasons, the dining time will not be extended and you will not be able to request a refund. Please be informed.
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Meeting / End Points
- White (つくも)
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Purchase Summary
- Minors over 13 years old need to reserve the same package as adults when entering the store.
- Our store does not accept reservations and admission for children under the age of 12 (inclusive). If there are children under the age of 12 (inclusive) present, no service or refund will be provided. Please note.
- Seats cannot be assigned and will be arranged by the store receptionist on the day.
- The set menu is for reference only and the ingredients may change due to the season. The actual meal content is subject to what is available on that day.
- Please go to the merchant on time. If you are more than 15 minutes late, the reservation may be canceled by the merchant, and any fees paid by the customer cannot be refunded. If you arrive more than 15 minutes early, the merchant may refuse the guest to enter the store in advance and wait.
- Please dress appropriately and do not dress too casually (such as slippers, sandals, vests, shorts, suspenders, miniskirts, etc.). Pay special attention to the extremely strict dress code of Japanese cuisine. Male guests must wear a collared shirt or shirt on the upper body. Jackets, trousers (no jeans allowed) and socks must be worn on the lower body.
- If the guest fails to truthfully provide the reservation information (including but not limited to the number of reservations does not match the actual number of people, and fails to provide the number and age of minors), or fails to comply with Japanese dining etiquette (including but not limited to making loud noises, fighting, smoking, and drinking alcohol in the restaurant) , webcasting or other activities that may affect the dining of others) shall be borne by the guests themselves.
