This is another pencil case inside a wall. It has a counter, three tables and two sushi masters. There’re even foreigners and Japanese with suitcases, who drop by either before their train or before their plane, – both types of visitors are worth a lot.

The menu has only one page, it’s laminated, the rest (sea urchin sashimi, starters, something else) should be spotted among the slate pencil writings on the walls. And it’s in Japanese.

Overall, this place offers an incredible generosity attack: tuna set – 1000 Yen, for a fucking thousand Yen! And it’s tuna set of an incredible quality!

And almost everything is like that.

However, some items are more expensive than what you find in conventional sushi shops: uni sushi goes for 700 Yen, but the quality hits your gums and taste receptors strongly.

Actually, you can see all of it in the pictures, which are literally bulging out!

The place is open for lunch and then Monday through Friday till three a.m., just like many other places at Ginza (which is really convenient). Oh yeah, and we haven’t checked the other restaurants of the chain – only the hallway at Ginza – but something prompts me they’re all good.

Do enjoy!