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List of Michelin starred restaurants in Japan

This is an incomplete list of Michelin-starred restaurants in Japan.

List edit

Tokyo [Kantō region 関東地方] edit

Name City 2008
(150)[1] 		2009
(227)[2] 		2010
(261)[3] 		2011
(266)[4] 		2012
(293)[5] 		2013
(373)[6] 		2014
(281)[7] 		2015
(226)[8] 		2016
(217)[9] 		2017
(227)[10] 		2018
(234)[11] 		2019
(230)[12][13] 		2020
(226)[14][15]
Araki Ginza, Chūō, Tokyo     Closed in 2013, relocated to London in 2014[16]
Azabu Yukimura Azabu-Jūban, Minato                    
Esaki Shibuya             Lost in 2017 and relocated/rebranded in Sep 2018 as Yatsugatake Esaki[17][18]
Ginza Koju Ginza, Chūō, Tokyo                          
Hamadaya Chūō, Tokyo                       - -
Ishikawa Shinjuku                    
Joël Robuchon Meguro                          
Kanda Minato                          
Kohaku Shinjuku                  
7chome Kyoboshi Ginza, Chūō, Tokyo         - - - - - -
Makimura Shinagawa                    
Quintessence Shinagawa                          
Ryugin Roppongi, Minato                    
Sazenka Minato-ku      
Sukiyabashi Jiro Ginza, Chūō, Tokyo                         -
Sushi Mizutani Ginza, Chūō, Tokyo                   Closed in 2016[19]
Sushi Saito Minato                   -
Sushi Yoshitake Ginza, Chūō, Tokyo -                  
Usukifugu Yamadaya Minato                    
L'Osier Chūō, Tokyo       Closed for reconstruction; New chef[20][21][22]            
Kadowaki Minato                        

Kyoto, Ōsaka, Hyōgo (Kobe), Nara [Kansai region 関西地方] edit

2021 edit

Name City 2021
(206)[23][24]
Hyotei Kyoto  
Kyoto Kiccho Arashiyama (aka Kitcho Arashiyama Honten) Arashiyama, Kyoto  
Kikunoi Honten Kyoto  
Mizai (未在) Kyoto  
Isshisoden Nakamura (一子相伝 なかむら) Kyoto  
Gion Sasaki (祇園 さゝ木) Kyoto  
Maeda (前田) Kyoto  
Kyokaiseki Kichisen (京懐石 吉泉) Kyoto  
Hajime (ハジメ) Osaka  
Kashiwaya (柏屋) Osaka  
Taian (太庵) Osaka  
Fujiya 1935 Osaka  
Koryu (弧柳) Osaka  

2010 - 2020 edit

Name City 2010
(85)[25][26] 		2011
(106)[27][28] 		2012
(1xx)[29][30] 		2013
(273)[31][32] 		2014
(267)[33] 		2015
(254)[34][35] 		2016
(201)[36] 		2017
(187)[37] 		2018
(191)[38][39] 		2019
(246)[40] 		2020
(204)[41]
Hyotei (瓢亭) Kyoto                      
Kyoto Kiccho Arashiyama (aka Kitcho Arashiyama Honten) (吉兆　嵐山本店) Arashiyama, Kyoto                      
Kikunoi Honten (菊乃井　本店) Kyoto                      
Mizai (未在) Kyoto       Closed and relocated[42]              
Chihana (千花) Kyoto -                 - -
Tsuruya (つる家) Kyoto -             - - - -
Isshisoden Nakamura (一子相伝 なかむら) Kyoto -                    
Iida (飯田) Kyoto - - - - -            
Gion Sasaki (祇園 さゝ木) Kyoto - - - - - - - -      
Maeda (前田) Kyoto - - - -              
Kyokaiseki Kichisen (京懐石 吉泉) Kyoto - - - -              
Hajime (ハジメ) Osaka                      
Kashiwaya (柏屋) Osaka -                    
Taian (太庵) Osaka -                    
Fujiya 1935 Osaka -                    
Koryu (弧柳) Osaka -                    
Ca cento/Sento (カ・セント) Kobe -           - - - - -
Komago (子孫) Kobe - -         - - - - -
Wa Yamamura (和 やまむら) Nara -             - - - -

Hokkaido region [北海道地方] edit

Name City 2012
(66)[43] 		2017
(68-76)[44]
Hanakoji Sawada (花小路 さわ田) Hokkaido    
Hanakomichi Ishida Hokkaido -  [44][45]
Molière (モリエール) Hokkaido    
Sushi Miyakawa (すし 宮川) Hokkaido -  
Nukumi (温味) Hokkaido    
Sushi Tanabe (鮨 田なべ) Hokkaido   -
Michel Bras Toya Japan (ミシェル・ブラス トーヤ ジャポン) Hokkaido    

Toyama (富山), Kanazawa (金沢) of Ishikawa Prefecture (石川), Niigata (新潟) [Hokuriku region 北陸地方, i.e. northwestern Chūbu region 中部地方] edit

Name City 2016
(40)[46] or (7 as of 11-5-2020)[47][48] 		2017 2018 2019 2020[49]
Yamazaki (山崎) Toyama   N/A N/A N/A N/A
Kyodaizushi

(兄弟寿し)

Niigata N/A N/A N/A N/A  
Nabejaya Korin

(鍋茶屋 光琳)

Niigata N/A N/A N/A N/A  
Uozen Niigata N/A N/A N/A N/A  

Aichi (愛知), Gifu (岐阜), Mie (三重) [Tōkai region 東海地方, i.e. southern Chūbu region 中部地方] edit

Name City 2019
(68)[50]
Hijikata (土方) Nagoya, Aichi  
Sushi Ueda (右江田) Nagoya, Aichi  
Sushi Komada (こま田) Ise, Mie  

Fukuoka (福岡), Saga (佐賀), Nagasaki (長崎), Kumamoto (熊本), Ōita (大分) [Kyushu region 九州地方] edit

Name City 2018
 2019
(81)[51]
Sushi Gyoten (鮨 行天) Fukuoka N/A  
Sushi Sakai (鮨 さかい) Fukuoka N/A  
Sushidokoro Tsukuta

(鮨処 つく田)

Saga N/A  
Agedashi Tempura Tenhiro

(揚出し天ぷら 天ひろ)

Nagasaki N/A  
Itamaeryori Doyama

(板前料理 堂山)

Nagasaki N/A  
Rurikon (瑠璃紺) Kumamoto   N/A
Shinyashiki Kofukuron

(新屋敷 幸福論)

Kumamoto   N/A
Sushi Sempachi

(鮨 仙八)

Kumamoto   N/A
Kikusaiko

(菊彩香)

Ōita   N/A
Oryori Hatano

(御料理 はた野)

Ōita   N/A

Hiroshima (広島)，Ehime (愛媛)，Tottori (鳥取)，Okayama (岡山) [Chūgoku region 中国地方] edit

2018 - 2021 edit

Name City 2018
(45)[51] 		2019
(6)[40][52] 		2020
(No announcement) 		2021
(20)
Kaniyoshi

(かに吉)

Tottori N/A   N/A N/A
Mitsuki

(みつき)

Tottori N/A   N/A N/A
Nakashima

(なかしま)

Hiroshima   N/A N/A N/A
Hiroto Hiroshima   N/A N/A N/A
Ryoriya Shogetsuan

(料理屋 昇月庵)

Hiroshima   N/A N/A N/A
Ryoriya Sobiki

(料理屋 そうびき)

Hiroshima   N/A N/A N/A
Tokaan

(桃花庵)

Hiroshima   N/A N/A N/A
Kurumasushi

(くるますし)

Matsuyama of Ehime Prefecture   N/A N/A N/A
Sushinoma

(鮨の間)

Matsuyama of Ehime Prefecture   N/A N/A N/A
Kuikiriryori Happo

(喰切料理 八方)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Sushi En

(鮨 縁)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Aoi

(あおい)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Ajisobo Mugi

(味創房 麦)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Acca

(アッカ)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Uosho

(魚祥)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Essere

(エッセレ)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Oryori Sugi

(御料理 椙)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Kaiseki Shoichiro

(懐石 昇一楼)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Kashirajima Restaurant Cucina Terada

(頭島レストラン クチーナ テラダ)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Kurashiki Ichie

(倉敷 一会)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Shoun

(祥雲)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Hasunomi

(はすのみ)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Bricole

(ブリコール)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Honami

(穂浪)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Matsuzushi

(松寿司)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Yamazato

(山里)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Yamamoto 山もと Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Rakushunsai Sato

(楽旬菜 佐とう)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  
Lionni

(レオーニ)

Okayama N/A N/A N/A  

See also edit

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