Enjoy Sushi In Japan!

Useful Tips And Tokyo's Best Sushi

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Sushi is a dish that anyone visiting Japan should try! This comprehensive guide explains the sushi varieties, how to
eat sushi, as well as the manners one should heed. You will also find information on sushi restaurants and even
sushi souvenirs!

Where Do You Eat Sushi? From Popular Restaurants, Conveyor Belt Sushi Chains
and More

Famed Michelin Star Sushi Restaurants in Tokyo

Sukiyabashi Jiro Main Branch / Ginza
Address: Tokyo, Chuo, Ginza, 4-2-15 Tsukamoto Sogyo Building B1
Website: Sukiyabashi Jiro
Phone number: 03-3535-3600

Sushi Saito / Roppongi

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Address: Tokyo, Minato, Roppongi 1-4-5 Ark Hills South Tower 1F
Website: Not available
Phone number: 03-3589-4412

Sushi Yoshitake / Shinbashi

Address: Tokyo, Chuo, Ginza, 8-7-19 Suzuryu Building 3F
Website: http://sushi-yoshitake.com/ (Japanese)
Phone number: 03-6253-7331

Umi / Gaien mae

Address: Tokyo, Aoyama, 3-2-8
Website: http://sushi-umi.co.jp/ (Japanese)
Phone number: 03-3401-3368

Sushi Kimura / Futakotamagawa

Address: Tokyo, Setagaya, Futakotamagawa 3-21-8
Website: Sushi Kimura (Japanese)
Phone number: 03-3707-6355

Sawada / Ginza
Address: Tokyo, Chuo, Ginza, 5-9-19 MC Building 3F
Website: Not available
Phone number: 03-3571-4711

Sukibayashi Jiro Roppongi Hills Branch / Roppongi

Address: Tokyo, Minato, Roppongi 6-12-2 Roppongi Hills, Roppongi Keyakizakadori, Roppongi Hills Residence B
Tower 3F
Website:Sukibayashi Jiro
Phone number: 03-5413-6626

Nishi Azabu Taku / Nishi Azabu

Address: Tokyo, Minato, Nishi Azabu 2-11-5 Kapalua Nishi Azabu 1F
Website: Not available
Phone number: 03-5774-4372

Hatsune Zushi / Kamata

Address: Tokyo, Ota, Nishi Kamata 5-20-2
Website: Hatsune Zushi (Japanese)
Phone number: 03-3731-2403

Sushi Mizutani / Shinbashi

Address: Tokyo, Chuo, Ginza, 8-7-7
Website: Not available
Phone number: 03-3573-5258

Harutaka / Shinbashi
Address: Tokyo, Chuo, Ginza 8-3-1 Ginza Denno Building 6F
Website: Not available
Phone number: 03-3573-1144

Sushi Restaurants in Tokyo

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Aside from the listed restaurants above, Tokyo has plenty of sushi shops that vary in atmosphere and price. For
more details, please refer to the articles below.
Sushi Restaurants in Tsukiji and Ginza
Tsukiji fish market carries a great variety of fresh seafood every day. Located near the fish market, many stores in
Ginza carry delicious sushi. There are also many stores that also are English-friendly as well! For more information
on recommended sushi restaurants in the area, the following articles may come in handy.
Recommended Sushi and Seafood Bowl Restaurants in Tsukiji with English Support (Japanese)
4 Tricks to Eat at a Reasonable Price at High-end Sushi Restaurants in Ginza (Japanese)
Looking for Sushi in Tsukiji? Head to Sushi Zanmai Honten!

Sushi Restaurants in Roppongi

Attracting many visitors from outside of Japan, Roppongi also has many delicious sushi shops and restaurants.
5 Sushi Restaurants You've Gotta Try Out in Roppongi!

Sushi Restaurants in Shibuya

Right in the trendy spot of Shibuya, there are many sushi restaurants that you can casually stop by after shopping.
24-Hour Sushi, Multi-Language Menus?! Our Shibuya Top 4 for Tourists!

Sushi Restaurants in Shinjuku

Located in the heart of Tokyo, a range of sushi restaurants according to your budget and needs can be found right
here.
5 Sushi Restaurants in Shinjuku for Every Situation!"

Sushi Restaurants in Asakusa

As one of the hottest tourist locations in Tokyo, trying sushi in the city of traditions is definitely worth a try.
Sushi in Asakusa? Check Out These 13 Stops!

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Famed Michelin Star Sushi Restaurants in Osaka
Sushidokoro Jinsei
Address: Osaka, Osaka, Chuo, Shinsaibashisuji 2-1-3
Website: Not available
Phone number: 06-6211-9111

Sushi Chiharu
Address: Osaka, Osaka, Fukushima, Fukushima 5-12-14 Coop Fukushima 1
Website: Sushi Chiharu
Phone number: 06-6450-8685

Sushidokoro Amano
Address: Osaka, Osaka, Fukushima, Fukushima 1-6-4
Website: Not available
Phone number: 06-6454-7008

Saekichi
Address: Osaka, Osaka, Kita, Sonezakishinchi 1-5-7 Mori Building 1F
Website: Not available
Phone number: 06-6345-7344

Sushi Harashou
Address: Osaka, Osaka, Tennoji, Ueshio 3-8-9
Website: Not available
Phone number: 06-6773-5518

All-You-Can-Eat-Sushi Restaurants

For those who want to eat as many sushi as they can, a sushi buffet is recommended. From unique shops to high-
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end sushi buffets, there are many to choose from. More information can found in the following articles.
Top 3 All-You-Can-Eat Style Sushi Restaurants in Tokyo
Tsukiji Tama Sushi - 91 Years Of Quality Sushi

Conveyor Belt Sushi Chains

Hamazushi (Japanese)
One of the major franchises in the world of conveyor belt sushi chains is Hamazushi. As of 2015, with over 415
shops nationwide, they provide budget-friendly sushi starting at 100 Yen per plate on weekends and 90 Yen per
plate on weekdays.

Sushiro (Japanese)
As of 2016, there are over 440 shops in the Kanto, Kansai and Chubu areas of Japan. It is a major sushi chain that
provides sushi for 100 Yen a plate (except exclusive toppings that come with one piece per plate instead of two). It
is popular among customers of all ages.

Muten Kurazushi (Japanese)

With 370 shops nationwide as of 2015, with many entertaining presentations, it is very widely recommended for
families with small children.

Kappazushi (Japanese)
This large conveyor belt sushi chain has over 330 shops as of 2015 and is known for their original sushi with a twist.
Their salad gunkan rolls are one of their most popular.

Sushi Choshimaru (Japanese)

A conveyor belt sushi chain in the Kanto area, mainly Chiba, Tokyo, Saitama and Kanagawa prefectures.

Gattenzushi (Japanese)
This chain also is widely popular in Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Saitama, Tokyo and Kanagawa prefectures.
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Genkizushi (Japanese)
Aimed at a wide range of consumers, this conveyor belt sushi chain is considered to be a hot spot in Shibuya
among international visitors. Read more about this shop in "Genki Sushi's Secret to Success".

Uobei (Japanese)
A lower cost conveyor belt sushi operated by the same parent company as Genkizushi.

Triton (Japanese)
A conveyor belt sushi that is widely popular in the Hokkaido area. They are known for their fresh toppings.

Kanazawa Maimonzushi (Japanese)

Aside from Kanazawa, they also have a shop in Osaka. Kanazawa Maimonzushi is known for their fresh toppings
from the northern sea and the Sea of Japan.

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