Kagetsu Historical restaurant Kagetsu

A story that lives in this place
During the Edo period, Maruyama flourished and was hailed as one of the "three greatest red-light districts in the world," along with Yoshiwara in Edo and Shimabara in Kyoto. This area, which flourished as a red-light district, has both a gorgeous and solemn atmosphere, and it has an atmosphere that makes your heart flutter just by stepping into it.
 

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Overview
``Kagetsu'' has inherited a building from the Edo period and operates as a historic restaurant, which is rare in Japan. From Edo to the end of the Edo period and into the Meiji period, it was a social gathering place for Meiji Restoration patriots and literary figures. There is a wide range of scenes, including the ``Ryu no Ma'' where the scars of Ryoma Sakamoto's sword can be seen on the pillars, the garden with a beautiful and majestic atmosphere, the spacious ``Fuji no Ma'', and the ``Moon no Ma'' that Kaishu Katsu loved. Available at You can enjoy a ``Nagasaki-esque'' time while feeling the international people of the time and the spirit of ``hospitality'' backed by tradition.

The elegant Japanese texture, Japanese garden, and heartfelt hospitality. The traces of the area's continued love by young patriots and literary figures from ancient times are still very much alive today, and we highly recommend it to history buffs and people interested in Japanese culture. We believe that you will be able to experience Kagetsu's ``Japanese spirit'' on your skin.
 

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Unique points
■A time-honored style that was also used by Meiji Restoration patriots and literary figures.
■A restaurant designated as a historic site by the prefecture, which is rare in Japan
■A Japanese garden with about 100 species of plants
 

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Voices from the receiving side
There is a scent of history that was used by many famous people and great people!