Question 1

Can you arrange a Kagezen (memorial place setting for the deceased)?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we arrange a Kagezen — a traditional memorial place setting offered in honor of the deceased. Please let us know when making your reservation, and we will prepare it at your table so you can share the meal in their memory.

Question 2

Can you prepare return gifts (hikimono) for memorial attendees?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer return gifts through our official online shop. You can select from a variety of assortment boxes according to your budget and number of guests. Please contact us in advance for arrangement.

Question 3

Can you set up a photo stand for the deceased?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we can arrange a photo stand at your table. If you bring a photograph of the deceased, our staff will set it up for the gathering. Please inform us at the time of your reservation.

Question 4

How long should we plan for a memorial meal?

Accepted Answer

We recommend allowing 2 to 2.5 hours for the memorial meal. This provides enough time for the toast, reflective conversation with attendees, and a relaxed meal in a peaceful atmosphere.

Question 5

Can we attend in either mourning clothes or casual wear?

Accepted Answer

You are welcome in either traditional mourning attire or casual wear. As meals are held in our private rooms, you will not be concerned about other guests' eyes.

Question 6

Can you arrange flowers for the memorial gathering?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we can arrange floral decorations for your room. Please share your budget, preferred color palette, and size at the time of reservation, and we will prepare them for your gathering.

Table seating	2–45 guests
Tatami seating	8–40 guests

Memorial Dining

Private Rooms

Available Upon Request