Multilingual support
Staff who can facilitate in English are assigned to your programme. Explanations and Q&A during cultural sessions run bilingually. Interpreters — simultaneous or consecutive — can be arranged.
Logic and skills alone do not move people.
Respect for the other person, poise in how you carry yourself, an ear for what is not said.
These are what a leader working internationally actually needs.
A sukiya house that has hosted people of consequence since 1931, and a 2,600㎡ garden.
Something genuinely out of the ordinary dissolves rank and nationality, and wakes the senses up.
To receive, yourself, the hospitality those guests received.
That is the day of learning only Jisaku can give.
Past the gate, both the noise of Tokyo and the internal hierarchy recede. Tatami, a garden, a setting that reaches the senses — the armour comes off, and people talk on the level regardless of rank or nationality. The psychological safety that decides whether training works is grown by the room itself.
One nakai attends each room, reading even the pauses in the conversation. Receiving for yourself the hospitality that goes beyond any manual is the best possible lesson in customer satisfaction and in bearing — learned through the skin, not a slide deck.
A sukiya building raised in 1899, with genuine fittings and genuine tools. Masters of tea and calligraphy, craftspeople, geisha — because the people teaching are the best in their field, no session ends up as sightseeing. Each one sharpens taste and liberal-arts judgement.
Tea ceremony, ikebana, traditional instruments, shaping sushi by hand. More than twenty serious Japanese cultural experiences, matched to what the training is for. From learning bearing and etiquette to binding a team together to sharpening taste — with first-rate teachers, they become real learning rather than sightseeing.
The spirit of hospitality, in one bowl of tea. Through the movements and the etiquette, you learn what it is to think of the other person first.
One branch, one flower, and the season is in the room. A quiet hour of making, which trains an eye for empty space and composition.
The bearing of a samurai and the choreography of a fight. Tension, focus, and a genuinely exhilarating change of pace.
Geisha and a hokan jester invited to your room. Dance, song and sake poured for you — always a hit with guests from abroad.
Played live, a few feet away. Japanese music left hanging in the air as the evening closes.
Try the forms of kabuki, from kumadori make-up to the held pose of a mie. Staging that says “Japan” instantly.
※ These are only examples. If there is something you would like that is not listed, please ask — a dedicated member of staff will combine and arrange programmes around your objective.
※ These are representative models. We design the programme entirely around your objective, numbers and timing.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Main hall (principal venue) | 154㎡ / theatre up to 120 / U-shape 40 |
| Medium banquet rooms | 2 rooms / 30–50 each / usable as breakout rooms |
| Private rooms (small meetings) | 2–30 people / boardroom layout / for breakout groups |
| Visual equipment | Projector / 100-inch screen / whiteboard / flip chart |
| Sound equipment | Wireless microphones / speakers / lectern |
| Network | Wi-Fi throughout / hybrid meetings supported / wired LAN on request |
| Climate | Individual air conditioning per room / temperature control |
| Access | 8 minutes' walk from Tsukiji Station / 10 minutes by taxi from Tokyo Station |
※ Floor plans and an AV equipment list are provided at the planning meeting. We can also set up equipment you bring in.
Staff who can facilitate in English are assigned to your programme. Explanations and Q&A during cultural sessions run bilingually. Interpreters — simultaneous or consecutive — can be arranged.
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and allergies handled person by person — including separating utensils and designing a dedicated menu. Safety comes before everything else.
Confidentiality to the standard a product kick-off or a board meeting needs. Fully private rooms and exclusive use give you a closed environment, entirely separated from outside. NDAs can be discussed.
Tell us the objective, who is attending, how many and your budget. You are welcome to visit beforehand, and we can do all of this in English.
Cultural sessions, timings, menus and meeting layouts, all on a single plan. We will also produce an English briefing sheet for participants.
Bilingual staff meet you on arrival. From running the meeting through the cultural sessions to the food, one dedicated coordinator carries it. Photography and video can be arranged.
Corporate bank transfer and invoicing afterwards, with qualified invoices issued immediately. We are happy to talk about a continuing programme or the next session.
Tsukiji Jisaku values its partnerships with the DMCs, training companies
and HR teams who design corporate training and offsite programmes.
From assets for your proposal to a site visit with your client,
a dedicated coordinator makes it straightforward.
High-resolution photography of the venue, cultural sessions and food, floor plans and layout files, and an English facility summary — ready to drop straight into a client proposal.
We design the programme with you, combining cultural sessions, meetings and food around the objective, the participants' backgrounds and the outcome you are aiming at.
English-speaking staff on site, an English timetable, and sessions run with interpretation for the teachers. Pre-event calls with your coordinators can be held in English.
A commission arrangement for agencies, invoicing on account, and flexible payment terms. A dedicated coordinator will host a site visit with your client.
Lectures and cultural sessions are conducted in Japanese, but an English interpreter can be arranged separately.
From four. The main hall seats up to 120, and we have several private rooms for breakout groups.
Yes. Meeting and food only, or a cultural session only — take just the parts you need.
Yes — Wi-Fi throughout, with projector and screen for hybrid sessions. Ask us if you need wired LAN.
Yes. We cater for allergies, vegetarian diets and the like. If you give us the details when you book, the head chef will prepare a menu suited to you.
As well as taking the whole house, you may hire part of it. To suit the size of your party and your budget, we will propose the best way to use the whole 800-tsubo grounds as your own private space.
Tell us the objective, who is attending and your budget.
We are happy to work in English.