ザ・カワブン・ナゴヤ
- City
- Nagoya
- District
- Marunouchi
- Cuisine
- Modern & rooftop
- Seated capacity
- 128 pax
- Private hire
- Yes
- Indicative budget
- Lunch: courses from ¥3,500 per person; dinner: courses at ¥8,000 and ¥13,000 per person (excl. drinks); banquet plans from ¥8,000 per person.
- Address
- 2-12-30 Marunouchi, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 460-0002
- Access
- Marunouchi Station (Sakura-dori and Tsurumai lines), exits 2 or 4: about 5 minutes on foot. About 10 minutes from Nagoya Station.
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Corporate use
An alternative to a Japanese dinner for a business group, on the same grounds as Ryōtei Kawabun. Five banquet rooms for 15 to 128 seated (The Ballroom, 150 m² with open kitchen and daylight, up to 150 theater-style), suited to an incentive dinner, an awards evening or a conference followed by a reception. Private rooms for 4 to 12 on weekdays for business lunches.
Private rooms & private hire
Five banquet rooms for 15 to 128 seated, including The Ballroom (150 m², up to 150 theater-style). On the restaurant side, private dining rooms for 4 to 8 and the Kiri no Ma room for 4 to 12, available on weekdays only.
The menu
Seasonal Italian cooking finished in an open kitchen: at lunch, courses with antipasto, pasta, charcoal-grilled Atsumi Peninsula pork or Aichi beef, and dessert; at dinner, two tasting menus ("KAWABUN" and "PREMIUM KAWABUN") with amuse-bouches, fresh pasta, fish and meat. Wine list and cocktails at Bar Octagon; for banquets, plated courses or buffets.
Programmes featuring this restaurant
5 days · Nagoya · Tokyo
Japan Furry and Mascot Culture Tour around JMoF
A 5-day programme for a group of fans, a creative studio or a costume and character company, built around Japan Meeting of Furries (JMoF), the largest furry convention in Japan. The 2027 edition runs from 8 to 10 January at Aichi Sky Expo, next to Chubu Centrair airport and about 30 minutes from Nagoya. Three nights in Nagoya with the Osu district, two convention days, then Tokyo for mascot and character culture at Sanrio Puroland and in Akihabara. Fursuits travel by courier or on reserved oversized-baggage seats on the Shinkansen. A version outside convention dates covers the rest of the year.
From €2,600 per person, excluding flights
3 days · Nagoya
3-Day Nagoya Manufacturing Study Tour
This 3-day study tour in Nagoya is designed for 15 to 80 managers, engineers and operations leaders who want to understand Japanese industrial culture. It links the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, Noritake Garden, Toyota Kaikan and the Toyota Automobile Museum, then the Aichi Museum of Flight, with two working sessions at THE CONDER HOUSE to draw lessons from each visit. Nagoya is 1 h 35 from Tokyo by Nozomi Shinkansen.
From €2,100 per person, excluding flights
4 days · Nagoya · Kyoto
4-Day Nagoya and Kyoto Incentive Trip
This 4-day incentive starts with two nights in Nagoya, the former seat of the Owari Tokugawa, then reaches Kyoto in 35 minutes by Shinkansen for a night focused on culture. For 30 to 120 participants, it brings together the Hommaru Palace of Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Shrine, a dinner at Ryōtei Kawabun, the city's oldest restaurant, a gala at THE CONDER HOUSE, then Fushimi sake, an evening with maiko and a tea ceremony in Kyoto.
From €2,900 per person, excluding flights
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum capacity?
The five banquet rooms seat 15 to 128; The Ballroom takes up to 150 theater-style for a conference.
Can we book a private room at the weekend?
No: the restaurant's private rooms (4 to 12) are offered on weekdays only. At weekends a group uses a banquet room instead.
Can it be combined with Ryōtei Kawabun?
Yes, both share the same grounds and Plan・Do・See team: for example a meeting and reception here and a kaiseki dinner at the ryotei, or a group split between Italian and Japanese menus.
What are dinner hours?
From 5 pm on weekdays and from 6:30 pm at weekends and on public holidays; hours change seasonally and should be confirmed at booking.
