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Tamazushi's Exciting New Venture at Takanawa Gateway

On March 28, 2026, Tamazushi will unveil its latest sushi restaurant, "Sushi Noboru Takanawa Gateway", located within the vibrant Newman Takanawa MIMURE commercial facility. This opening marks a significant step for the company, which has operated for over a century, having been established in 1924 in Tsukiji, Tokyo. Known for its flagship store "Sushi Honten Noboru" in Tsukiji, this new outlet will serve high-quality sushi while offering patrons insightful food experiences enriched with knowledge and culture.

A Legacy of Excellence Meets Modernity

As a venerable establishment reaching its 103rd year, Tamazushi has crafted an array of sushi brands to suit various dining occasions. Among these, "Sushi Honten Noboru" is celebrated for its meticulously prepared, reservation-only omakase courses that utilize select ingredients elevated through skilled preparation. The Sushi Noboru Takanawa Gateway position itself as the new chapter in the brand’s illustrious history, looking forward to the next century while maintaining the essence of traditional Edomae sushi.

Upholding Tradition While Embracing Change

As Tamazushi seeks to evolve within the ever-developing Takanawa area, it remains committed to its roots in Edomae sushi while innovating alongside contemporary culinary trends. The new location exemplifies the company’s dedication to bringing the "value of human touch" to the dining experience, not just through quality ingredients but also through the sharing of knowledge and expertise.

Patrons can expect only the finest quality ingredients, including premium tuna sourced from the frigid waters off Ireland, notably recognized for producing fish with exceptional texture and flavor due to the challenging sea conditions in the region.

Unique Culinary Experiences at Takanawa

At Sushi Noboru Takanawa Gateway, diners can indulge in exquisite tasting experiences through various sampling options. The restaurant will feature a "Tuna Tasting Platter", offering five pieces of tuna prepared in different cuts and cooking techniques, along with an “Anago Tasting” highlighting different cooking methods for eel. To complement this, a curated selection of premium sake from across Japan will be available, ensuring a well-rounded dining experience.

Diverse Dining Spaces and Elegant Menu

The restaurant’s interior will include private rooms, counter seats, and table arrangements, accommodating various guest preferences. A unique counter room for up to seven guests features an exclusive chef who personally serves each piece of sushi, creating a luxurious atmosphere.

The restaurant offers a Chef's Omakase Course priced at 22,000 yen (tax included), as well as an 8,800 yen omakase option and a variety of à la carte dishes to suit all tastes. Some standout menu items include:

• - Ultimate 12-piece Nigiri (6,380 yen): A culmination of seasonal ingredients from Edomae tradition.
• - Tuna Tasting Platter (2,750 yen): Savour the varieties of naturally caught tuna with different preparations.
• - Torotaku Roll (660 yen): A top-rated hand roll showcasing finely chopped fatty tuna.
• - Shirasu Nori Sushi (770 yen): A creative dish combining baby sardines and fresh seaweed with olive oil.
• - Grilled Nodoguro Roll (1,430 yen): Grilled crispy fish rolled fresh at your table.

The restaurant will also boast a fine selection of sake, allowing guests to enjoy comparing different brews from various regions.

About Tamazushi

Founded in 1924, Tamazushi has long been a leader in the sushi industry, gaining a reputation for quality and innovative dining experiences. The company, under the leadership of President Yohei Nakano, continues to honor its legacy while embracing new culinary practices, including international sushi-making experiences. As part of its commitment to gastronomy, Tamazushi University was established in 2017 to nurture the next generation of sushi artisans. With a total of 29 locations across Tokyo and beyond, Tamazushi has solidified its status as a staple in sushi culture.

For more information, visit their official website.