HASABON
HASABON is derived from the Zen word "Hasabon", and we introduce "Japanese good things" that can be used everyday and can be enjoyed for a lifetime in an old private house in Kagurazaka, With Japanese tea as one of our themes, we offer a tea salon, a French based restaurant using Japanese tea. a gallery for ceramic art and workshops related to Japanese culture.
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HASABON is featured in the April 2023 issue of Tokyo Calendar
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We will offer original wagashi once a month by popular wagashi artist Asaki (irregular, limited quantities). The date and time will be announced on Instagram.
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Regular holidays
Closed every Monday and the third Tuesday of the month.
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About the 2nd floor usage.
If you wish to reserve the 2nd floor, 10% of the total amount of your bill will be charged as a usage fee.
Tea dormitory to enjoy Japanese tea and matcha
For matcha, you can choose your favorite bowl and we will wisk each tea. Japanese tea includes fermented tea, sencha, and Japanese black tea from all over Japan. Please spend a relaxing time with delicious Japanese and Western sweets.
Lunch (Wednesdays and Thursdays only) 11:30 - 15:00 (Last Orders14:00 ) / Dinner 17:00 - 23:00 (Last Orders 21:00)
Saturday and Sunday 11:30 - 23:00 (Last Orders 21:00)
Closed on Mondays and the third Tuesday of the month
101 Kagurazaka Tea Plant Terrace, 30 Yokoteramachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-0831
Inquiries: kagurazaka@hasabon.com
Reservation / Telephone: 03-6427-5448
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