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Gajin

雅じん

Kaiseki in Kagurazaka & Iidabashi, Tokyo, 4 min walk from Kagurazaka Station

Our analysis

Dinner ¥20,000–29,999Closed SundaysBook by phone

Photos posted by the restaurant on Tabelog
All 10 photos, by dishes, the room and the entrance

Dishes 8

Gajin: a course (photo 1 from the restaurant)Gajin: a dish (photo 2 from the restaurant)Gajin: a dish (photo 3 from the restaurant)Gajin: a dish (photo 4 from the restaurant)Gajin: a dish (photo 5 from the restaurant)Gajin: a dish (photo 6 from the restaurant)Gajin: a dish (photo 7 from the restaurant)Gajin: a dish (photo 8 from the restaurant)

Inside 2

Gajin: the dining room (photo 9 from the restaurant)Gajin: the dining room (photo 10 from the restaurant)

In our ranking, Gajin is 10th of the 42 kaiseki restaurants in Kagurazaka & Iidabashi and 173rd of 1,067 in Tokyo. Its least expensive dinner course is ¥22,000 (on Tabelog), about the same as the ¥22,000 median of the 21 kaiseki restaurants in Tokyo ranked nearest to it. It takes bookings by phone only; 367 of the 1,067 kaiseki restaurants in Tokyo can be booked online in English. Good for a seat at the counter (8 of its 12 seats), a private room (for 4 or 6), a late dinner (open until 23:00), and dining alone (Tabelog's users recommend it for one).

How we analyze restaurants

How it compares

Kaiseki restaurants in Kagurazaka & Iidabashi with a dinner budget close to its own, nearest to it in our ranking.

RestaurantRank in TokyoDinner fromLunch fromBookingAwardsWalkClosed
Kagurazaka Marutomi#139¥26,400—Online in English (Pocket Concierge)Tabelog 100 20233 min, Ushigome-kagurazaka—
Gajin#173¥22,000—Phone only—4 min, KagurazakaSun
Komb#185budget ¥15,000–19,999budget ¥15,000–19,999Phone only—5 min, Iidabashi—
Fushikino#213¥22,000—Online in English (TableCheck)★ · Tabelog 100 20234 min, IidabashiSun
Kagurazaka Sushi Rin#221budget ¥20,000–29,999budget ¥5,000–5,999Online in English (TableCheck)—4 min, Iidabashi—
Japanese cuisine Byakuya#228¥21,780¥10,000Online in English (AutoReserve)—4 min, Iidabashi—

For international visitors

Book through a concierge

No online booking in English and no menu or staff in English are listed. A hotel concierge can book for you.

MenuNot listed
StaffNot listed
PaymentUnionPay
Seating and facilitiesCounter seats, Private rooms, Bring your own wine

How to book Gajin

  1. Call 050-5456-0953 (+81-50-5456-0953 from outside Japan). Staff may speak only Japanese, so a hotel concierge can call for you.
  • Reservations: required. Walk-ins are not accepted.
  • Dining alone: recommended for one by Tabelog's users; say you are one when you book. Solo dining in Tokyo.

Courses and prices

As the restaurant lists them on Tabelog. Prices are per person.

  1. Japanese Cuisine Course: Enjoy daily changing Japanese dishes that make the most of seasonal ingredients.

    2 hr 45 min at the table · 1–6 guests

    • Seasonal ingredients
    • Sashimi
    • Sake pairing

    What is served (12)

    1. Appetizer
    2. Soup
    3. Sashimi
    4. Intermediary Dish
    5. Sake Pairing
    6. Side Dish
    7. Palate Cleanser
    8. Main Fish
    9. Hot Dish
    10. Rice
    11. Dessert
    12. Daily changing menu*

    ¥22,000

    per person, tax incl., ≈$150

    Cheapest

  2. Crustacean Course" Indulge in a special dish made with a whole live crab.Most booked

    2 hr 45 min at the table · 1–6 guests

    • Crab

    What is served (11)

    1. Appetizer
    2. Soup
    3. Ice Dish
    4. Grilled Dish
    5. Side Dish
    6. Palate Cleanser
    7. Warm Dish
    8. Grilled Crab Shell
    9. Rice
    10. Dessert
    11. Menu items may change based on market availability.

    ¥33,000

    per person, tax incl., ≈$220

    ¥11,000 more than the one above

  3. Winter Limited Luxury Course with Live Matsuba Crab, in the restaurant's photo

    Winter Limited Luxury Course with Live Matsuba CrabMost booked

    11 dishes · 2 hr 45 min at the table

    • Snow crab

    ¥44,000

    per person, tax incl., +10% service charge, ≈$290

    ¥11,000 more than the one above

The food

Photos the restaurant posted on Tabelog.

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Prices

Dinner¥20,000–29,999 per person
Diners report spending¥30,000–39,999 at dinner
Service chargeA service charge of 10% will be applied, and an additional 10% private room fee will be charged only when using a private room.
Credit cardsUnionPay
Electronic moneyNot accepted

Opening hours

Monday18:00–23:00
Tuesday18:00–23:00
Wednesday18:00–23:00
Thursday18:00–23:00
Friday18:00–23:00
Saturday18:00–23:00
SundayClosed
Public holidaysClosed

Seats and rooms

Inside

The dining room, in the restaurant's own photos.

Gajin: the dining roomGajin: the dining room
Seats12, including 8 at the counter
Private roomsYes, for 4 or 6 people
Private hirePossible
Largest group8 people
SmokingNon smoking
Dress codePlease refrain from using strong-scented perfumes.
SettingHideout, Stylish space, Relaxing space, Counter seating
DrinksSake (Nihonshu), Shochu (Japanese spirits), Particular about Sake (Nihonshu)
ServicesBYO drinks
OpenedMarch 2025

Getting there

4 min walk (290 m) from Kagurazaka Station, Exit 2.

Also near: Edogawabashi (Exit 2): 8 min · Ushigome-kagurazaka (Exit A1): 10 min

Ushigome Chuo-doriWaseda-doriEdogawabashi-dori1Exit 2GajinN100 m
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
  1. Leave Kagurazaka Station by Exit 2 and walk west for 290 m.
  2. You arrive at Gajin.

    Look for

    雅じん

    The restaurant's name, as on its sign

    フィルパーク神楽坂天神町

    Written this way on the building

    Floor

    2F

    One floor up from the street

Show this to a taxi driver

雅じん東京都新宿区天神町22-1 フィルパーク神楽坂天神町 2F

The address in Japanese, as drivers enter it

Location

Address22-1 Tenjincho Shinjuku, Tokyo 162-0808
Stations
  • Kagurazaka, 310 m, about 5 min walk
  • Edogawabashi, 530 m, about 9 min walk
  • Ushigome-kagurazaka, 630 m, about 10 min walk
DirectionsThe restaurant gajin is a 3-minute walk from Kagurazaka Station on the Tozai Line and an 11-minute walk from Edogawabashi Station on the Yurakucho Line.

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Questions visitors ask

How much does Gajin cost?

The restaurant puts dinner at ¥20,000–29,999 per person. Drinks and a service charge (A service charge of 10% will be applied, and an additional 10% private room fee will be charged only when using a private room.) may be extra; credit cards are accepted.

When is Gajin closed?

It is closed on Sundays.

What is the nearest station to Gajin?

Kagurazaka Station, about 4 minutes on foot (290 m). Edogawabashi Station is about 9 minutes away.

Does Gajin have a dress code?

Please refrain from using strong-scented perfumes.

Sources

Facts on this page come from Tabelog (checked in November 2026); the walking directions from OpenStreetMap. Report a correction.