Family celebrations such as longevity, retirement, and golden wedding

KANREKI (60th birthday), KIKKI (70th birthday), KISYU (77th birthday), and USJU (longevity celebration)
Retirement and golden wedding anniversary celebrations

What is "Celebration of Longevity"?

Milestone ages for celebrating longevity have names such as kanreki (60th birthday), koki (70th birthday), and kiju (77th birthday). Originally, they were celebrated in terms of counting years, but nowadays they are increasingly celebrated in terms of full age.

Sixty years old... "KANREKI".These days, rather than a celebration of longevity, red items are more often given as gifts to celebrate milestones such as retirement, rather than the typical "red chanchanko" item.
70 years old... "Koki".It comes from a line in a poem by Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty in China: "Life is seventy and rare since ancient times. These days, this is often considered a full-fledged celebration of longevity. The color of celebration is "purple.
77 years old... "Kiju".The cursive form of "喜" (喜) in block style is three "ki" (ki) seven times, which is read as "seventy-seven. The color for celebration is "purple.
80 years old... "Umbrella life".It is also called "80 years of life. The name comes from the abbreviation of the Chinese character for "umbrella," "tsu," which when broken down is 80. The color of the celebration is "yellow.
88 years old... "Yonju".Derived from the character for rice, which when broken down is 88. The color of celebration is "yellow."
90 years old... "Graduation age" is derived from the abbreviation of the Chinese character for graduation, "90", which can be read as 90. The color of the celebration is "white.
99 years old... "Hakusyu" is derived from the Chinese character for 100 minus one, which is "white". The color of celebration is "white.
100 years old... "Hyakusyu" is also called "Hyakusyu" (100 years old) or "Kiju" (100 years old), which is derived from the century. The color of celebration is white.

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Longevity Celebration Plan ￥25,000(tax included)

Celebration banquet, service charge (15% for lunch, 20% for dinner), consumption tax included

We will prepare "Toast Sake" and "Celebration Snapper".

Menu varies depending on the season.
Chopstick service ■An appetizer ■Soup ■Zori ■Keirakimono ■Chopstick rest ■Grills and snacks ■Tome-bowl, rice, pickles ■Mizugashi

Private room fee will be charged separately.
Up to 2-4 persons 16,500-27,500 yen per room (tax and service charge not included)
Up to 5-8 persons 27,500-44,000 yen per room (tax and service charge not included)
*Additional 3,300 yen per person after that
Service charge (15% for lunch and 20% for dinner) is not included in the room charge.
Room selection is not available when using the * plan.

We use ingredients and cooking methods appropriate for celebratory occasions and prepare authentic ryotei kaiseki cuisine. We can also prepare children's dishes for grandchildren and great-grandchildren. We can also prepare "chanchanko" (formal kimono) and gifts for the celebrant according to the age of celebration. A family photo in our photo studio is also a popular option.

Optional menu to accompany longevity celebration plans

Longevity celebration items (please consult us in advance)

Additional dishes such as specialty water taki, staged dishes, etc.

kid's meal
We can prepare dishes for your siblings' children according to the age of your children, from kindergarten to elementary school age. Please consult with us.

Souvenirs & Souvenirs
We can also arrange for souvenirs and gifts for internal celebrations. We can provide a variety of gifts, such as tai-folded tai, sekihan-folded sekihan, red and white steamed buns, gift books, and Jisaku's specialty mizutaki (boiled rice), etc. Please feel free to contact us.