Rinka-en, situated just outside the famous, lovely Sankei-en Gardens in Yokohama's Honmoku district is lovely in its own right. Housed in a 600-year-old home that was moved to its present location from the Izu Peninsula in 1930, the traditional setting creates a very enjoyable atmosphere. The kaiseki dishes are brought out one-by-one, and are as nice to look at as they are to eat. Prices start at around 4000 yen for lunch, and 10,000 yen for dinner. Reservations are a must, and a private room will cost 5,000-10,000 extra.
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Dining at Yokohama's Rinka-en
A classic 600-year-old house, near Sankei-en Gardens
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Welcome to Rinka-en
Lacquered bowl
Traditional Japanese hearth at the entrance to the restaurant
Beautiful summer flowers decorate the dining area
A lovely soup
Waitress in kimono
One of the many tasty small kaiseki dishes
Looking past the hearth into one of the dining areas
The tatami floors keep the rooms cool in summer
Noren curtain at the door to our dining room
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