This is a café located inside the kimono store JOTARO SAITO at GINZA SIX. It is relatively unknown compared to the popular Japanese café Nakamura Fujikichi on the same floor, so it is usually not crowded and a hidden gem. The café has both counter and table seats, but I prefer the stylish black-themed counter. They offer a variety of sweets such as ice bars, parfaits, and cakes to suit your preferences. They also serve tea, coffee, and even champagne (Perrier-Jouet), which I personally appreciate. The parfaits change seasonally, and I tried the Jewelry, a seasonal limited parfait, which was not only visually appealing but also delicious with high quality ingredients. My go-to order here is the Jewelry parfait paired with champagne (Perrier-Jouet) for a stylish break in between shopping. I was worried about the café closing due to the economic downturn from 2020 to 2022, but I'm glad they survived. I plan to visit regularly in the future.

A cafe inside Ginza Six. They have a waiting board system. Shine Muscat jewelry ◎ is incredibly delicious! It's sweet and refreshing, and it's the only parfait I've been able to finish recently! I want to go eat it again! Chocolate and pistachio ice cream ⚪︎ is a firm and solid ice cream. The pistachio is delicious and the chocolate part has a slightly bitter and rich taste. There are meringue-like and cocoa cookie-like pieces at the bottom.

I came to the restaurant because Uetaro-san said he was in Ginza after the meeting and inspection were over! I started to feel like buying some fabric after looking at it (´∀｀). The current recommendation is Shine's jewelry - this size for this price! I thought it was Ginza. As I continued eating, I noticed that it was quite a large portion! Each bite has a different taste and it's fun! There is also a significant amount of Shine Muscat, and by the time I finished eating, I thought this price is cheap! Uetaro-san selected a kimono for me, and I bought it! What a laugh. Please forgive me today, next time I will definitely eat the coffee jelly!!

■Peach Jewelry (from July 12 to the end of August)■Shine Jewelry (from August 19)■Raspberry & Peach Juice This cafe is located inside a kimono shop on the 4th floor of GINZA six. Although it was fully booked on Sundays, I inquired and was able to get a seat. The atmosphere inside is nice with dim lighting. You can order items other than what you reserved for by scanning a QR code with your smartphone. They have various dessert menus including glass desserts and parfaits, with two types of parfaits available: Zunda and sweet potato. Both "Peach Jewelry" and "Shine Jewelry" are full of fruits, with the sweetness of the fruits complemented by the slightly less sweet ice cream, making them delicious and refreshing.

I used it with my friend at the cafe. I have eaten ice bars before, but this was my first time trying a parfait. I ordered a parfait packed with American cherries! I always think that saito jotaro's cafe is very particular about food. The parfait was juicy, with various flavors mixed together and was delicious. I'll come back again!

Jotaro Saito Cafe Ginza Store - 5 minutes walk from Ginza Station - Budget around 2300 yen per person Menu ordered this time: Jewelry Dessert for 2310 yen The jewelry dessert this time was centered around peaches with lots of peach and white wine jelly, peach sorbet, and a crunchy black topping on top. I always feel happy when I have this parfait. It was really delicious this time too! This parfait, made with fruits and several types of ice cream, is not heavy and can be easily eaten, making it a great dessert after a meal. Visited on a weekday afternoon and it was not crowded so we were able to get in quickly! The ordering process has become more convenient as we now order with our smartphones! The staff's service was good, and I would like to visit this place again. Business hours: 12:00-17:30 (LO 17:00) Please note that the hours may differ from what is listed on Tabelog.

I had the American cherry parfait (reservation required). It was really interesting how my taste and sight didn't match. The sweetness on top, followed by the refreshing taste of the rosemary ice cream and lemon cream at the bottom, was delicious. I'm curious about the other parfaits, so I'd like to visit again.

I visited around 3 pm on a regular day. The table seats were full, so I sat at the counter. The atmosphere was like a bar counter, which was nice. I ordered the "Rouge Fonse" dessert, which was like a parfait with a kimono-like color scheme. It started with a strong cassis flavor, then became milder with blancmange and milk ice cream, and ended with frozen strawberries and raspberries. The red wine jelly was especially good. It was delicious.

Conclusion, it's a hidden gem cafe that I would love to visit again! It's away from the top floor restaurant area, so it's quiet and perfect for having a relaxing conversation. Even during the day, the dim lighting creates a great atmosphere. The dessert options are plentiful and each one is like a piece of art, and they taste incredibly delicious. I tried the melon jelly and it was so delicious that I couldn't even focus on the conversation! The service is a bit slow, so it's recommended for those who have some extra time to spare.

I went to the 4th floor to have a snack at G Six, but there was a huge line, so I decided to go to Johtaro Saito next door. It was my first time there. I had a Dekopon parfait, which had a little bit of whipped cream and lots of Dekopon inside. The ice cream was delicious too. It's a hidden gem of a cafe! I will definitely visit again!

The shop is attached to a kimono store and is a hidden gem. They offer stylish and unique sweets that maintain the image of Jotaro brand. I tried the zunda parfait on this day. The purple part was delicious with sweet potatoes, but the sweet potato itself was okay and I couldn't finish it. It was a nice treat to have some sweets in between shopping.

insta is updated daily https://www.instagram.com/ginzagourmet/5.13, a story of a rain refugee. Although it is quite warm, so there is no need to be driven by rain, it is a simple matter of life and death to find a shop that you can easily enter in the midst of the vigorous lunch demand overflowing in the city. While walking, I suddenly wanted something sweet, so I headed to the long-awaited Happy Pancake✨, but the QR code reservation on the 1st floor showed a wait time of 154 minutes... Happiness seems to be about waiting. As for the sweet tooth, it has been about a year and a half. JOTARO SAITO CAFE, a favorite sweets spot in GINZA SIX. @jotarosaitocafe I was the only guest right after the 12:00 opening. Yes. Since I was alone, I was guided to the back of the counter, but since it was empty, I asked, "Can I sit at a table since I can eat right away?" and they agreed even though it was a 90-minute limit. So, I tried the sweets in a nice seat where I could admire kimonos and keep the brand logo in my sight. The first half has become quite long, but it's a story of replenishing beta-carotene, polyphenols, and enzymes with ripe melons. The collection is short, haha. Please skip the rest. This is the Melon Jewelry Dessert that will be available from 5.4. The top is fine meringue, delicate but easy to eat. Just below is a rich cream with a strong taste, and the hidden chestnut cream is equally powerful. The impact in the first half was amazing. The second half is dominated by white wine jelly and red-fleshed melon. It was a wonderful contrast that could stand up to the strength of the first half. It's always a fun place to get interesting sweets. The customer service to foreign tourists attracted by the pull of kimonos is depicted in a painting, and this time, I enjoyed the sweets trial. With the promise of "eat right away," I left at 12:30. Thank you very much for the nice seat. Thank you for the meal. I am researching about postering. Recently, when you search on Google, the top results are usually service providers, so the words are lined up sweetly, but I firmly follow the hypothesis, effect measurement, and improvement. This type of advertising method, which is sometimes scorned as "tissue distribution," can yield results if implemented carefully in line with the times. I believe that interesting results will be shared, and I will work hard to make it happen. Where shall we go tomorrow? == Small solo exhibition "Points of Contact in Stories" at Mrs. Dada == Duration: 5.29-6.9 (closed on weekends and holidays) Background: I posted it as a highlight.

Fashion designer and kimono artist, Jotaro Saito's shop has a luxury cafe attached to it. The black-themed counter seats give off a sophisticated, adult atmosphere. The artistic parfait is very popular ✨☑️ Dekopon Jewel - 2310 yen A glass dessert that encloses Dekopon and melogold in jelly. In addition to Dekopon and melogold, there are blueberries and cassis ice cream, grape jelly, and white wine jelly for a refreshing taste, and chocolate cream white chocolate mousse for a rich taste. The balance between "refreshing" and "rich" is amazing ✨✨ And above all, the Dekopon was so juicy and delicious!! It's rare for a parfait to not have whipped cream, which is another great point ♡ You can really taste the deliciousness of the fruits! By the way, I visited around 3:00 pm on a holiday and was seated right away, no wait.

When it comes to artful parfaits, the Johtaro Site Cafe at GINZA SIX is one of my top 3 favorite parfait spots. I love the spacious tables, the background with kimonos, and the sparkling cutlery. This time, I had the Black Strawberry Parfait, which I absolutely adore. It's not recommended for those who mind getting their mouth stained black, but the top with marble ice cream made of strawberries and grapes is just amazing. The bottom with strawberry marinade leaves a perfect lingering taste. It was so delicious!

"Ginza Six" 4th floor has a cafe attached to kimono artist Kotaro Saito's shop. There are counter seats and table seats, and reservations are also available. I visited to try the parfait. There are three types of parfaits, and I tried the Dekopon Jewelry Dessert (2,310 yen). It was an artistic parfait. The taste was average. Money spent: 2,310 yen. Rating: 3 points 5 points: Definitely want to revisit! 4 points: Would like to revisit if given the chance! 3 points: Would consider revisiting. 2 points: Once is enough. 1 point: No need to go.

It's a café with a variety of parfaits, ice candies, and more, making you wonder what to try next. I had the strawberry jewel, hojicha, and chocolate ice cream, and cacao ice candy. The strawberry jewel had a bittersweet caramel ice cream on top, which was delicious. The strawberries were sweet and sour, which paired well with the ice cream. The hojicha ice cream looked strange, but tasted great! The café is located at the corner of a kimono shop, with a stylish and modern Japanese atmosphere. It's a great place to relax if you're tired of the Ginza streets.

This is a hidden gem cafe where it's easy for even one person to enter. Since it's also a kimono shop, it seems fine to watch the store while waiting for your order. They also have take-out sweets, so it's also nice to buy and take home. The parfait is full of fruits! It's an adult-like parfait. The coffee jelly is simple but incredibly delicious.

Kimono writer Sitou Joutarou. Born in Kyoto Prefecture. He comes from a family that has established the foundation of modern Japanese dyeing artists, with his grandfather being the late dyeing artist Saitou Saisaburou, and his father being the contemporary kimono artist Saitou Misai. The kimono shop has a cafe inside. The slightly dimmed and chic interior is crowded with elderly ladies during holiday events. There are counter seats and table seats. We were seated at a table. The parfaits and cakes are designed to be visually appealing and Instagram-worthy. The couple next to us ordered a very flashy parfait that was popular among women. We had to give up due to our full stomachs. We ordered the Ice Bar & Drink Set (1100 yen). The Ice Bar comes in a variety of colorful flavors such as mango kiwi and rooibos tea. The Ice Bar was a bit too frosty, but tasted good when bitten into. The atmosphere and service are good, so there are a lot of couples. If you want to immerse yourself in the atmosphere, sitting at the counter is recommended.

I had coffee jelly and cake as a set, and both were delicious. I enjoyed them so much that I would like to visit here once a month if I were a regular at cafes in the area. The cake had chiffon cake and ice cream on the surface, warm hojicha cream and apple compote inside. It was not too sweet, with a nice balance, and I could eat it up easily. The staff was very friendly, and I was grateful that I could make a reservation even though it was the day before. The coasters, cups, teapots, and interior of the shop were all very beautiful, and I enjoyed them visually and taste-wise. I think it's a great place for a first date, showing appreciation to your parents, treating yourself, or celebrating a birthday!

"Ichigo no Jewelry" (December R4) is a cafe located inside a kimono store on the 4th floor of GINZA six. It doesn't seem to be very well known, as it wasn't too crowded even on a Sunday afternoon, so you can relax and take your time. They have various dessert menus such as glass desserts and parfaits. The "Ichigo no Jewelry" dessert is filled with plenty of strawberries, highlighting the sweetness of the fruit while the ice cream is not too sweet, making it delicious. Ingredients include caramel ice cream with chocolate crunch, vanilla ice cream, pear sorbet, yogurt sorbet, strawberry milk ice cream, mascarpone cream, white wine jelly, red grape jelly, strawberries, rice mousse, and strawberry sauce."

JOTARO SAITO is a cafe located in Ginza. They offer a "Zunda Parfait" for 2200 yen and a "Sweet Potato Parfait" for the same price. I decided to try their parfaits and found them to be quite artistic. The Zunda Parfait had a strong matcha flavor with zunda bean paste as the highlight. It included matcha pudding, matcha and purple sweet potato mochi, and marbled matcha and milk ice cream. The texture of the mochi was great, and the marbled ice cream was a fun addition. The Sweet Potato Parfait was also luxurious, with two types of sweet potato cream that had a rich and flavorful taste. The cafe is located on the 4th floor of GINZA SIX, next to an elegant kimono shop. The atmosphere is sophisticated and refined, with both counter and table seating available. The service was very polite and classy. I recommend making a reservation, especially on weekends. I look forward to trying their seasonal parfaits again in the future. Overall, it was delicious and I had a great dining experience. Thank you! (*´꒳`*)