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The theme at Seigaiha, the third restaurant to be established at Matsushima Ichinobo, is local food production and consumption. Before your eyes, top chefs will prepare cuisine made from Miyagi's bounty of fish, vegetables, and other ingredients. Enjoy the delicious flavors that can only come from freshly harvested and prepared food. And after dining, indulge in dessert in our special lounge.
* Hours:
17:30 - 22:00 (doors close at 20:00)
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Come and enjoy dining with your family or friends at ITALIAN, which features an original menu of Japanese and Italian selections that bring out the true flavor of freshly caught local fish. A series of delicacies are brought from the open kitchen, and you can choose from among course dinners, single items, and a wide variety of desserts.
* Hours:
17:30 - 21:30 (doors close at 20:00)
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Traditional Japanese kaiseki cuisine is the main focus at Shiki-tei, but the main draw is definitely delicious fish. The exquisite bounty of the Sanriku area's ocean is served here 365 days a year. Please take the time to visit Shiki-tei and sample the wide array of dishes, from pure Japanese cuisine to fusion cuisine, skillfully arranged to bring out the best qualities of the fish. Many types of sake that are perfect to pair with your meal are also available.
* Hours:
17:30 - 22:00 (doors close at 20:00)
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Basic Information
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 1-4 Hama, Takagi-aza, Matushima-machi, Miyagi-gun, Miyagi Prefecture 981-0215
TEL: +81-22-353-3333
FAX: +81-22-353-3339
E-mail: m_yoyaku@ichinobo.com
Directions
Check-in: 14:00 / Check-out: 11:00
Payment: By cash or credit card
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Enjoy all four seasons in
our water garden
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Matsushima Ichinobo's approximately 23,000 square meter water garden features flowering plants that bloom all year round, Matushima's famous pine trees, and a large pond that seems to meld with Matushima Bay. The garden is also home to a chapel with stained glass that was overseen by artist Kyōhei Fujita.
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Souvenirs available at Hyakkaten
and the Museum of Glass Shop
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Matsushima and Miyagi's local specialty products and various high quality goods from the Tohoku area are available to purchase at Hyakkaten. You'll also find a wide variety of charming small glass items perfect for each season at the Museum of Glass Shop.
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