Igarashi Shuzo Co.,Ltd

When it comes to dining out for special celebrations in Hanno, this is the place. They can accommodate a variety of needs. Private rooms are available, so families with children can relax. Naturally, the quality of the food is high. It's not really a place for everyday dining, but it's where you want to go when something special happens or you feel like treating yourself. Ordering a set meal fills the table with an array of dishes.

A 4-minute walk from Ōmiya Station. San Sun specializes in fish and Japanese sake. Fish is sourced from Toyosu Market and the owner's exclusive nationwide network. We offer not only the freshest catches but also aged fish that maximizes umami flavor. Our sake selection is extensive, sourced through various channels, with the menu changing almost daily. We also have hidden gems off the menu, so sake enthusiasts, come on down! Perfect for dates or girls' nights out.

Reservations are required. Located between Hannō Station and Higashi-Hannō Station. Their yakitori is especially delicious—you absolutely must try the grilled white liver and heart. Overall, it's great value for money and very tasty! The staff are always pleasant, making for a relaxing dining experience.

Standing Bar Endo in Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture, is a cozy standing bar where you can easily drop in. It offers a wide selection of sake from the local brewery, Igarashi Shuzo, perfect for tasting comparisons. Their signature fried chicken uses sake lees from Tenransan, creating a rich flavor with a deep aroma. It's a warm and welcoming spot where you can casually enjoy local sake and dishes.

Shibata Cuisine stands quietly in a residential neighborhood of Hanno City, Saitama Prefecture. The owner strives for "Japanese cuisine without pretension." Focusing on seasonal fish and vegetables, they offer meticulously prepared Japanese dishes like sashimi, simmered dishes, and grilled items. Their charcoal-grilled fish and seasonal accompaniments pair exceptionally well with Japanese sake. Loved by locals and food connoisseurs alike, it serves set meals for lunch and offers a relaxed evening experience to enjoy Japanese cuisine and sake. The calm interior includes tatami seating, making it a hidden gem suitable for business dinners and banquets.

Located within easy reach of the city center, you can enjoy the babbling of the river and the chirping of birds and feel the fullness of nature. The warmth of the wood in the building also makes it a place where the whole family can relax and unwind together. We highly recommend this inn for parents who have a day off and want to go to a hot spring, or for parents who have children and want to relax in a nearby area. The in-room dining is a great way for families with children to spend a relaxing time without worrying about the surroundings. The menu is also kaiseki, which goes well with sake! This will be a great point for parents who drink alcoholic beverages. Privileges include private baths, early check-in, and late check-out, so you can have plenty of time to spare.