Matsusaki

Matsusaki
Discover the elegance of Matsusaki, where traditional Japanese cuisine meets serene ambiance in the heart of Ishikawa.
Restaurant Details
Matsusaki, a distinguished ryokan located in the serene town of Tatsuguchi, Nomi, Ishikawa, offers a quintessential Japanese experience with its traditional hospitality and exquisite cuisine. Nestled amidst the tranquil beauty of Shousen Lake Garden, this establishment is a haven for those seeking a blend of culinary excellence and relaxation.
The restaurant is renowned for its kaiseki meals, a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner that highlights the freshest seafood and seasonal ingredients. Signature dishes include the grilled blackthroat seaperch, Wagyu steak prepared on a teppan-yaki, and the delicate Buri Shabu-shabu. Each dish is crafted with precision, utilizing gentle dashi to harmonize flavors, and showcases the art of Japanese cooking techniques such as grilling and steaming.
Matsusaki's ambiance is steeped in traditional Japanese charm, offering a calming atmosphere with spacious rooms and private outdoor baths made of cypress. Guests can unwind in a Zen-like environment, enjoying the impeccable hospitality of the attentive staff, who are known for their warm personalities and multilingual capabilities.
With a history spanning approximately 190 years, Matsusaki has been a favorite among literary figures like Kyouka Izumi. The ryokan also features a tea house for matcha enjoyment and provides a cultural experience with its private and communal onsens. Conveniently located about a 20-minute ride from Matsunami Station, Matsusaki offers a shuttle service for easy access, making it an ideal destination for those exploring the Kanazawa area.
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Matsusaki Address
3-1 Tatsunokuchimachi, Nomi-shi, Ishikawa 923-1245
Matsusaki Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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Wasan Shin

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