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  • Introduction
  • Menu
  • Reservations
  • Craftsmanship
  • JP | EN

October Courses

Sweets combining tradition and innovation, created through the skill of a Japanese confectionery craftsman of long standing. Japanese tea and cocktails using painstakingly selected tea leaves. Enjoy paired courses, choosing from five sweets and five Japanese teas

1 Awakening Hues

Amid budding hues,
autumn’s presence lingers faint.

Grape, Sour cream, Rosemary, Pomegranate

2 Fresh Zephyr

Leaves sway and shimmer,
sunlight dances through the trees.

Apple, Cinnamon, Chocolate blanc

3 Chestnut Veil over Fig

Chestnut’s soft veil
hugs the ripened fig.

Chestnuts, Fig, Chai

4 Bright Essence

Sunlit and sparkling,
a whisper of fruit.

Pear, Elderflower, Spicebush

5 Eventide

Draped in the mountain’s hues,
autumn’s curtain deepens.

Sweet potato, Cream cheese, Red peas

1 Rishouen Saemidori Gyokuro

Clear as the sky
A breath of fragrant breeze
Cold brew reveals hidden grace

Rishouen tea produced in Uji

2 Blend of Yabukita and Kuromoji

Clear and smooth, layered with forest aromas

Grown at the Takanashi Tea Farm in Hadano, Kanagawa Prefecture

3 Drifting Leaves

A single fallen leaf
Drifts in the autumn breeze

Hojicha, Chestnuts, Spice cordial,
Ron Zacapa Centenario 23 years(absent in mocktail)

4 Osmanthus Breeze

A golden scent drifts upon the autumn wind.

Gyokuro, Osmanthus, Pomegranate,
Home made osmanthus Gin(absent in mocktail)

5 Rishoen Matcha Eiryoku

The ghost of bitterness in each sip,
and a verdant smoky aroma

Crafted by Naoki Kagata,
using mainly Okumidori leaves from Wazuka