Enter opposite Bishamonten.
Walk 70 steps down the stone-paved alley… and there is “Seki.”
Kagurazaka & SOMETHING NEW!
Enjoy kaiseki cuisine while listening to nagauta and kiyomoto music! Step just off Kagurazaka-dori,
and you enter a maze of intricately winding alleys. The sound of shamisen drifts from beyond wooden fences.
The area around Seki is one of the few places that still preserves that atmosphere of Kagurazaka today.
The stone paving is swept spotless and sprinkled with water, with small piles of purifying salt.
You can feel the proprietress’s spirit of hospitality toward her guests.
The sake is Aramasa from Akita. Dry, clean, and delicious.
Seki
Address: 〒162-0825, 4-2 Kagurazaka, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Access: 3 minutes on foot from Ushigome-kagurazaka Station on the Oedo Line
5 minutes on foot from Kagurazaka Station on the Tozai subway line
5 minutes on foot from Iidabashi Station on the Namboku subway line
5 minutes on foot from Iidabashi Station on the Yurakucho subway line *Enter opposite Bishamonten (Zenkokuji Temple)
7 minutes on foot from JR Iidabashi Station
TEL: For smoother service when making inquiries, please mention that you saw the restaurant on Gurunavi.
03-3260-1637
FAX: 03-3260-1637
Average budget: ¥6,000
Hours: 17:30–23:00 (last order 22:00)
Closed: Sundays and holidays
Total seats: 30; maximum banquet capacity: 20 people (seated)
Cards: VISA UC DC SAISON
Parking: Available; 10 spaces (paid)
Facilities and services: Private rooms available
Service charge: 10%; seating charge from ¥500 (tatami rooms only)
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