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Started an accommodation plan with a lunch box at the famous kaiseki restaurant “Kamakura Hachinoki”

2022.04.07

“Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura” is based on the concept of “a place where peace and brilliance meet.” We are selling a plan that you can enjoy the seasonal taste in your room, created by “Kamakura Hachinoki”, a famous kaiseki restaurant with a history of more than 50 years in Kita Kamakura.

Kamakura kaiseki restaurant "Kamakura kaiseki"

Spring, summer, autumn and winter There is abundant nature that has been forgotten in the valley of Kita Kamakura.
Since ancient times, the Japanese diet has been nurtured together with the blessings of the four seasons.
In spring, sprouts of plants that sprout all at once. In summer, green leaves grow lush. In autumn, grains that receive plenty of the blessings of nature. And in winter, root vegetables that warm the body from the core.

We cherish the blessings of the seasons and prepare menus without going against the flow of the four seasons.

>Hachinoki official website

"Special selection of Hachinoki, Accommodation plan with luxury kaiseki two-tiered lunch box "Overview

Period: Tuesday, March 29, 2022 ~
Price: 1 room 35,800 yen ~ per room (for 2 people) * Service fee and consumption tax included
TEL: 0467-60-1111

“Special selection of Hachinoki, Luxury Kaiseki two-stage lunch box”
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Lunch boxes will be delivered to your room at your desired time from 16:00 to 21:00 after check-in. You can enjoy the taste of the season with the luxurious kaiseki two-stage bento that is made by valuing the blessings of the season without going against the flow of the four seasons.
*The contents of the dishes will vary depending on the season and the availability of ingredients.

>Hotel Metropolitan Kamakura Official Website

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