Elaborately furnished, rooms on each floor are staged to come up with emotion and space.

The entrance wall of HANA KITCHO is decorated by Eriko Horiki, a paper craft artist who was born in Kyoto. The counter spaciously laid out has only six seats. You can fully enjoy relaxing time with your friends and delicious meals.

Eriko Horiki, Japanese paper craft designer works on pursuit of new expression of Japanese paper crafts for various spaces including dynamic paper art through making the most of lighting effect.　http://www.eriko-horiki.com/

Japanese room is the beauty of Japan cherished by Teiichi Yuki, founder of KITCHO. The beauty of Japanese room is evident in everything from tatami mattress and elevated alcove to fixtures. Two pure Japanese rooms with ten seats can be used as a one room. Please use it for an important gathering and others.

The character of "Yoshi" of KITCHO does not read "Samurai" but "Soil," which shows respect to the earth where food grow and leads to express the spirit of KITCHO. Three private rooms with soil walls by Shuhei Hazato have six table seats. They provide space to enjoy talking feeling the warmth of soil.

Plaster artist Shuhei Hazato Hazato pursues to create his work being particular about soil and has been very active in Japan and abroad. He broadens his expression without being caught up in the plasterer field.　http://www.syuhei.jp/

The top floor is divided into four half private rooms. In the back of rooms, the moss garden is arranged by a landscape bonsai artist, Kenji Kobayashi. The moss garden of checkerboard design maintains modernism and traditional beauty and provides quiet and comfy atmosphere. Two rooms with four seats and two rooms with two seats are recommendable for meals for a small group of people.

Landscape bonsai artist, Kenji Kobayashi He advocates landscape bonsai to express the scenery in a small pot through cutting out the scenery of nature. His art with expert skills and superb sense deserves high evaluation.　http://www.sinajina.com/