MEE Japanese Dining

Lead Designers Jun Murata

Entry Description

This is a Japanese-style restaurant of Kaiseki, a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner.
The entrance and four private rooms continue to the central stone garden.
White and black cobblestones and basins are separated by steel plates of 15 mm in thickness, and gardens are made so that they overlap. This three-dimensional gardens are the essence of space.
The existing architecture is an old shipyard.
The arrangement of windows is determined so that a brick structured retro texture and a large scale framework can also be seen from inside the restaurant.
In the inner entrance under the escalator, black monoliths are laid on the white beads gravel.
The external entrance on the river side has a double rectangular garden that surrounds the signature and connects to the interior as it is.
Furnishings, arts and antique furniture procured in Japan are focused on by narrow illumination.
Matte black plaster and diatom walls spread indirect light softly, directing rich dining space.