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Izakaya — Tokyo

Gonpachi Nishi-Azabu

A large Japanese restaurant in Nishi-Azabu set in a traditional timber-house interior, internationally famous for inspiring a scene in Kill Bill. Soba, yakitori, tempura and sushi are shared in a lively atmosphere, open late into the night. The venue seats around 260 in total.

権八 西麻布

City
Tokyo
District
Nishi-Azabu
Cuisine
Izakaya
Seated capacity
204 pax
Standing reception
200 pax
Private hire
Yes
Indicative budget
Banquet courses: ¥4,950, ¥7,700 and ¥13,200 per person, tax included; 2-hour free-flow drinks: +¥2,750 per person (from 4 guests).
Address
1F–2F, 1-13-11 Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Access
At the Nishi-Azabu crossing, about 10 min on foot from Roppongi, Nogizaka and Hiroo stations (Tokyo Metro).

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Corporate use

One of our go-to venues for a festive group dinner in Tokyo: the restaurant offers party packages for up to about 130 seated or 200 standing per space, with wireless microphones, projector and screen. Ideal for a seminar's welcome or closing night.

Private rooms & private hire

For parties the restaurant offers its main dining room, a sub dining room, a second upstairs room and a private room, advertised for up to about 130 seated or 200 standing, plus semi-private nooks, sofa seats and a bar lounge. On a full buy-out, the 260-seat restaurant seats up to 204 guests.

The menu

Japanese brasserie food for sharing: soba hand-made every morning from stone-ground Japanese buckwheat, binchotan-grilled skewers, tempura, sushi and sashimi. Three banquet courses, from the Enkai course to the Tokusen course with wagyu sirloin and toro, and a two-hour free-flow option (beer, sake, shochu, wine). A vegan menu is published on the website.

Programmes featuring this restaurant

A player at a row of illuminated arcade cabinets in a Tokyo game centre

5 days · Tokyo · Kyoto · Osaka

Japan Video Games Tour: Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka in 5 Days

This 5-day incentive follows the thread of Japanese video games from Tokyo to Osaka, by way of Kyoto, Nintendo's home town. It combines a talk with a Japanese industry professional, the gaming floor of Shibuya Parco, game centres, a retro stop in Akihabara, an inter-team esports tournament, a game-soundtrack karaoke night and a day at Super Nintendo World before a gala evening in Osaka. Built for 20 to 100 people from a publisher, a studio, a tech company or an esports team.

From €3,900 per person, excluding flights

Lake Ashi and the red torii of Hakone Shrine, with Mount Fuji in the distance

4 days · Tokyo

4-Day Tokyo and Hakone Ryokan Incentive

This 4-day incentive starts with one night in Tokyo, then reaches Hakone in about 85 minutes on the Romancecar from Shinjuku. It features a Lake Ashi cruise, the ropeway up to Owakudani and two nights in a Gōra ryokan with hot-spring baths and kaiseki dinners. Designed for 20 to 40 award winners, it is built around Hakone G-tei, a 23-room property opening on 30 October 2026; beyond about twenty rooms, part of the group stays at Gora Kadan (42 rooms), a few minutes away in the same district.

From €4,200 per person, excluding flights

Snow-covered viewing terrace facing the forested mountains of Hakuba in falling snow

5 days · Tokyo · Hakuba

5-Day Tokyo and Hakuba Incentive Trip

This 5-day incentive pairs two nights in Tokyo with two nights in Hakuba, in the Northern Alps, for 30 to 100 participants. The group rides the Hokuriku Shinkansen to Nagano (about 1 h 20 from Tokyo Station), visits Zenko-ji temple, then reaches the mountains by coach for a snow day with a choice of skiing, snowboarding or snowshoeing. The contrast between the capital and snowy peaks shapes the whole trip, from January to March.

From €3,600 per person, excluding flights

Akihabara's main crossing in Tokyo, with shop signs and anime billboards at dusk

4 days · Tokyo

Tokyo Manga, Anime and Cosplay Incentive

This 4-day Tokyo incentive is built around manga, anime and video game culture, for teams of 20 to 120 people from gaming, tech, media or retail. It includes a team exploration of Akihabara, a drawing workshop led by a professional manga artist, the Kadokawa Culture Museum at Tokorozawa Sakura Town, a cosplay studio photo shoot in Ikebukuro and a "cosplay night" gala with a costume contest and a photographer. Guests stay at Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo in Shinjuku, with bilingual staff throughout.

From €2,700 per person, excluding flights

Frequently asked questions

How many guests can be hosted?

Each party space takes about 130 seated or 200 standing; on a full buy-out, up to 204 seated.

What equipment is provided for a corporate party?

Two wireless microphones, a projector and screen, a sound system and bingo kit; a custom cake can be arranged.

Is there a vegetarian or vegan option?

Yes, the restaurant publishes a vegan menu; we pass on dietary requirements when booking.

Is there a minimum spend for a buy-out?

Yes, a minimum guarantee applies depending on the day and time; above 40 guests a dedicated buy-out menu is offered.

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Event brief

Japan MICE, precisely orchestrated since 2005.

A few details are enough for a first proposal. A dedicated project manager replies within 48 business hours.

Event brief

Japan MICE, precisely orchestrated since 2005.

A few details are enough for a first proposal. A dedicated project manager replies within 48 business hours.