The design concept is based on the spirit of Zen,a philosophical tradition that has existed in Japan since ancient times

Japanese elements associated with Zen have been incorporated to maximize the intrinsic appearance and appeal of materials such as wood and stone. The bold decision to deliberately close off the façade separates the interior from the exterior, inviting visitors into another world.

After being greeted with sake and wines from around the world, guests move to the custom-designed counter seating, which faces the teppan (iron plate), or one of the many private rooms available on either side of the restaurant. Composed of stone, wood, leather, and other minimally processed materials, the space expresses the idea of Zen in a rustic ambiance that makes bold use of the archetypal forms of these raw materials with lighting that subtly highlights their appearance and detail.

The bar lounge, with its floor and ceiling set at different heights, provides a separate space where guests can relax and enjoy drinks and desserts after dinner.

The choice of furniture and fabrics enhances the cozy impression to create a warm, homey atmosphere, while the lighting has been carefully selected for color temperature to allow guests to enjoy a moment of luxury. Based on precise subtraction, this understated design embodies a worldview that is both unique and sophisticated.