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Japanese Cuisine

Japanese Dining HANABI

Experience Atami's new Japanese cuisine

Our theme is "Atami's Culinary Delight." Indulge in Kaiseki multi-course meals featuring seasonal delicacies, primarily seafood like turban shells and splendid alfonsino, all within a dining space inspired by the Atami Sea Fireworks Festival.

Touch the attractiveness of Japanese food

Japanese Dining HANABI is a restaurant that serves Kaiseki cuisine.On the Izu Peninsula, where Atami is the gateway, the menu features plenty of seasonal seafood, such as red bream, Atami has the largest catch of which in Japan, and turban shell, Atami has the largest catch of which in Shizuoka Prefecture. Through the food experience, visitors can also experience the appeal of a new Japanese cuisine.

Prices

Content: Japanese kaiseki

Price:

Adult (over 12) ¥10,500

Ages 7 to 11 ¥4,200

Ages 4 to 6 ¥3,000 (children 3 and under can also order)

Reservation

Reservations required (early reservations recommended)

  • ※Free nursery service for children of our customers for during dinner time (First-come-first-served, reservation required) .
Original plate

Our original tableware inspired by the fast sailing ships in Sagami Bay

The Hoshino Resorts RISONARE Atami original tableware are used for the Otsukuri and the hassun dish. The image of fast sailing ships in Sagami Bay before the wind of Atami is perfectly shown on the trays with wood-carving waves, tin ships and sails. The decent tin expresses the figure of elegant sailing ships.

  • ※The design of the tableware was supervised by “CEMENT PRODUCE DESIGN”, who attracted lots of attention through their activities out of the framework of the existing design companies.
Architecture/Interior

The space of firework theme designed by “Klein Dytham architecture”

The design idea of Japanese dining HANABI is the “Atami Sea Fireworks Festival” which has a history of 60 years in Atami and is still held about 15 times a year nowadays. The design is under the supervision of an architectural unit “Klein Dytham architecture” who is proficient in multiple design fields including architecture and interior. The semi-private rooms with fireworks motif with colorful gradation color which draws gentle parabola are dotted in a deep blue space reminiscent of the night sky. In the private spaces wrapped in the large fireworks that opens in the night sky, you can relax and enjoy conversation and meal. On both sides of the restaurant, there are spaces suitable for a large group with the firework image design deploying on the wall and overlapping pendant lights above your head.

  • ※Klein Dytham architecture: an architectural unit proficient in several fields including architecture, interior, and installation, established in Tokyo in 1991 by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham who completed RCA. It is highly evaluated internationally, and attracting attention by promoting various projects with clients.
Information
Hours

5: 30 PM - or 7: 30 PM -

MenuKaiseki Course meal
Kids
Allowed

For children sharing a bed, please call to reserve their meals. Children's Meals: Free for ages 3 and under. [For nursery users only: commercially available baby food available by age (¥600/item)]

Pets
Allowed

*Pets allowed (dinner only, limited seating, cage required)

*Please refrain from feeding your pets in the restaurant.

Average price

・Japanese Kaiseki: Ages 12 and up (adults): ¥10,500

・Children's Meal: Ages 7-11: ¥4,200

・Children's Meal: Ages 4-6: ¥3,000 (Available for children aged 3 and under as well)

Reservation

*Reservations required (for hotel guests only)

We recommend making reservations early.

*Guests with children utilizing dinner can use the nursery for free during dinner hours (advance reservation required, first-come, first-served).

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