Jimi Kougetsu

Enjoy an authentic Japanese dining experience near Kusatsu Station at Jimi Kougetsu, where tradition meets innovation in every dish.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the vibrant town of Kusatsu, Shiga, Jimi Kougetsu offers a tranquil retreat for connoisseurs of fine Japanese dining. Located just a stone's throw from Kusatsu Station, the establishment boasts an enviable blend of accessibility and serenity.
Diners at Jimi Kougetsu embark on a curated culinary journey, marked by meticulously crafted set courses that showcase the distinct flavors of the region. The Hana Course reigns as a crowd favorite, starting with a selection of seasonal appetizers, leading to the famed grilled Omi beef and fresh sea bream infused with a hint of citrus.
The restaurant's philosophy centers on using local ingredients, celebrating Shiga's agricultural richness in each artistic dish. Soft ambient lighting and tasteful wooden decor add warmth to the modern design, creating an inviting setting suitable for both intimate dinners and festive gatherings.
Guided by a chef renowned for blending simplicity with innovation, each dish is crafted to perfection, melding tradition with culinary creativity. Patrons seated at the counter have the enviable vantage point of watching the chef's artistry up close.
The warm and knowledgeable service at Jimi Kougetsu ensures a seamless dining experience, as staff members expertly guide guests through dining options while suggesting sake pairings that enhance the meal's harmony. For those seeking an authentic Japanese culinary encounter, Jimi Kougetsu stands as a testament to the elegance and depth of the region's rich flavors.
Jimi Kougetsu Phone Number
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Jimi Kougetsu Address
1-11-14 Oji, Kusatsu-shi, Shiga 525-0032
Jimi Kougetsu Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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Dominated by Japan’s largest lake, this prefecture offers a wealth of culture around its shores, as well as some of the best freshwater fish in the country.
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