Osaka, Japan｜Tai Yoshi Hyakuban

A truly incredible authentic Japanese meal based on the foods that sumo wrestlers eat. The restaurant was incredible. The staff were truly welcoming. Would give five stars plus.

Rare original example of architecture from the Taisho era of 1912-1926.

It was such a shock that I can't put it into words. I think they have done a good job of preserving this building. To be honest, it was a very difficult place to go, but I took a taxi from the hotel and was dropped off right in front of the hotel, so I'm glad I was able to go there. It was a feast for the eyes. There are two choices for your meal: a course or a hotpot, and there are several types of both courses and hotpots. I chose the course, and it was very filling, especially the tuna sushi roll. The staff was attentive and made me feel comfortable. After the meal, he gave me a tour of the building and I could feel his love for the detailed architecture. I learned a lot. By chance, it wasn't too crowded, so I was able to show you around, but since it's not a tourist spot, it's a Japanese restaurant, so you can't always be guided around, so I was lucky. thank you very much. I think it is necessary to act with consideration and understanding of the surrounding land and its origins. It seems that the fusuma paintings were repaired through crowdfunding, but it seems that a considerable amount of investment and effort will be required to preserve the building. Craftsmanship and old-fashioned handwork that could not be made with today's technology were also seen everywhere. I felt like I wanted to support them.