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Kagurazaka

Kinozen

Japanese sweets (amamidokoro)

Kinozen served Kagurazaka for 74 years as a kanmidokoro before closing in September 2022, and the loss was felt widely enough that Create Restaurants revived it: the shop reopened on 18 July 2025, a little further up the slope from the original site. The signature matcha bavarois is unchanged, a smooth and restrained set cream carrying real matcha bitterness, served with softly whipped cream and chunky Tamba Dainagon azuki. The anko is boiled daily in-house without colouring, which is why it keeps its pale wisteria tone. Anmitsu and summer kakigori round out a short menu, and a front showcase sells the same sweets to take away.

Before you go

Nearest station
Iidabashi Station
Walk from station
3 min
Typical spend
¥¥
English menu
Yes
Reservation
Not needed

Opening hours

Monday11:00–18:00
Tuesday11:00–18:00
Wednesday11:00–18:00
Thursday11:00–18:00
Friday11:00–18:00
Saturday11:00–19:00
Sunday11:00–19:00

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