Visit Nabedaya, a nationally registered restaurant from 1846, serving seasonal
Japanese cuisine by Kyoto-trained chefs. Enjoy geisha performances, zashiki
games, and delicacies like Murakami beef.

• Visit this time-honored restaurant, founded in 1846, a three-story wooden building listed as a tangible cultural property by the Agency for Cultural Affairs
• Savor seasonal Japanese cuisine, including seafood from the Sea of Japan, Murakami beef, and local sake.
• Witness a geisha performance and enjoy traditional zashiki games

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Restaurant Introduction

Founded in 1846, this long-established ryotei (traditional Japanese
restaurant) in Niigata has retained its late Edo-period style for over 170
years. The name originates from the first owner, Takahashi Tanizaburo, who
began serving soft-shelled turtle dishes, and the restaurant, along with the
geisha district of Furumachi, was beloved by literary figures. The three-story
wooden building was designated a "Preserved Cultural Property" by the Agency
for Cultural Affairs in 2013, and its tranquil atmosphere still reflects the
passage of time.

Nestled within a spacious 1000-tsubo (approximately 333 square meters) garden,
the ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurant) offers guests a constantly
changing natural landscape with each season. In tranquil and elegant rooms,
guests can savor kaiseki cuisine crafted by a renowned chef who trained in
Kyoto, experiencing the essence of Japanese cuisine through the changing
seasons. The dishes feature fresh seafood from the Sea of ​​Japan, delicate
Murakami beef, Koshihikari rice from Uonuma, and local sake, providing a
unique culinary experience characteristic of Niigata.

In addition, guests can enjoy geisha performances, experience traditional
zashiki games, and immerse themselves in Niigata's rich cultural heritage. The
ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurant) is just a 5-minute walk from the
Honmachi bus stop, making it an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle
and enjoy a refined time.

Package Introduction

• Japanese traditional kaiseki lunch set
  
  *This set menu does not include a geisha performance. To experience a geisha performance, please select the Geisha Performance Set Menu. The menu includes: Appetizer, Small Bowl Dish, Sashimi, Yakiniku (grilled fish), Stew, Fried Food, Rice, and Fruit.

  
  

• Japanese traditional kaiseki dinner set menu
  
  *This set menu does not include a geisha performance. To experience a geisha performance, please select the Geisha Performance Set Menu which includes: Appetizer, Appetizer Platter, Small Dishes, Sashimi, Grilled Items, Stew, Fried Items, Rice, and Fruit.

  
  

• This geisha performance package includes only a geisha performance. If you wish to experience a geisha performance, please select a dining package first and then book this geisha performance package together.