Japan in paris guide

Awaken your senses at Passionné restaurant in the heart of Paris

Under the direction of talented chef Satoshi Horiuchi, Le Passionné offers a bold, modern take on French cuisine, featuring small-scale local producers and seasonal produce. Come and discover this not-to-be-missed address!

Heritage Days at the Japanese Gardens of Favières in Seine-et-Marne - 77

The Japanese Gardens site at Favières in Seine-et-Marne is exceptionally opening its doors free of charge and without reservation on September 21 and 22, to mark the Journées du Patrimoine 2024.

Moon Fusion, amazing Italian-Japanese fusion cuisine by the Mugung team

The Mugung team opens a second address, Moon Fusion. This time, no Korean classics, but fusion cuisine that blends Italy and Japan.

TAKESAN Donabe Ramen, the 1st Donabe Ramen in France

This famous Japanese chain has just opened its first restaurant in France! TAKESAN's famous ramen, served in the traditional Donabe, a traditional Japanese earthenware pot, is now available near Opéra in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris. This restaurant transports you straight to Nagano, Japan, with authentic, tasty ramen prepared with different types of broth (pork, halal and vegan chicken), 100% homemade noodles and artisanal miso.

UNI Paris, chef Akmal Anuar's chic Japanese restaurant

A very chic Japanese restaurant is about to open its doors this autumn, in the Golden Triangle: UNI Paris.

EBIS: a restaurant where Taiwan and Japan meet

Discover Ebis, an Asian restaurant offering cuisine inspired by Taiwanese and Japanese specialties. Reserve your table now to discover this restaurant in the 1st arrondissement.

Shiro, Franco-Japanese fusion bistronomy in Saint Germain des Prés

Located in the Saint-Germain des Prés district, the bistronomic restaurant SHIRO offers Franco-Japanese fusion cuisine created by chef Kazunari HARA in an elegant, spacious setting. SHIRO lets you enjoy a gastronomic moment in one of Paris's most emblematic districts, SO CHIC!

Kaijû: a monstrous history of Japanese cinema at the Maison de la culture du Japon

The monsters of the 7th Japanese art land at the Maison de la culture du Japon in Paris from Friday October 4 to Saturday November 9, 2024. An opportunity to (re)discover the story of Godzilla, as well as other kaijū eiga (monster films) in an exclusive cycle of 13 feature-length films!

ERH, chef Ryuichi Utsumi's elegant and refined Japanese restaurant at La Maison du Saké

Audacity, sensitivity and beauty are the watchwords of ERH, chef Ryuichi Utsumi's Japanese restaurant at La Maison du Saké. With, we hope, a star under its belt next year.

Poissonnerie Viot and Chef Masayoshi Haraguchi unveil an omakase and izakaya menu to discover

Poissonnerie Viot, a forerunner in fish preservation, is teaming up with celebrity chef Masayoshi Haraguchi, aka Masacomic, from June 1 to August 15, 2024. This alliance offers a unique gastronomic experience, combining the quality seafood of Poissonnerie Viot with the creative talent of the Japanese chef.

Iné Paris, the right address for refined Japanese bentos in Strasbourg Saint-Denis

In the 9th arrondissement, not far from the Grands Boulevards, restaurant Iné invites lovers of Japanese gastronomy to savor generous, refined bentos for lunch.

Yamato Grill, the Japanese barbecue that honors Wagyu beef at Les Halles

Yamato Grill is the name of the Japanese restaurant that opened its doors in the Halles district of Paris, a stone's throw from the Bourse du Commerce - Fondation Pinault. A Japanese barbecue that honors Wagyu beef with delicious Japanese dishes.

Reflections of nature: Junji Takasago exhibition at the Maison de la culture du Japon, our photos

New free exhibition to be discovered in the lobby of the Maison de la culture du Japon in Paris, from May 7 to June 1, 2024. Once again, the Japanese cultural center invites us to take a journey through Junji Takasago's photographs, which pay tribute to the beauty of nature!

DIY: we tested a kintsugi workshop, the Japanese art of repairing broken objects with gold

Kintsugi is a Japanese method that gives a broken plate, bowl or vase a second life, embellished with shimmering golden joints. From Belleville, Delphine suggests you arm yourself with patience to try the adventure!

Les 3 Chocolats: the perfect blend of Japanese pastries and chocolates

Food lovers beware! In a little street just a stone's throw from the Saint-Paul metro station in Paris, lies a well-known spot for sweet tooths. The name? Les 3 Chocolats. Behind this place, which combines pastry and chocolate, is Japanese Emiko Sano, who is keen to honor her family history.

Chakaiseki Akiyoshi, the first tea ceremony restaurant gets its first Michelin star

Chakaiseki Akiyoshi is the name of the world's first tea ceremony restaurant outside Japan. In the 15th arrondissement of Paris, you can discover this Japanese gastronomic establishment, which has just been awarded its first Michelin star.

The Musée des arts asiatiques - Guimet, an exotic spot in Paris

We take you on a (re)discovery of the Musée Guimet, dedicated to Asian arts. On the program: an exotic tour of historical treasures in splendid surroundings.

Kokuban, an authentic ramen experience in Paris

For over two years now, the Kokuban ramen restaurant has been shining in the heart of Paris, offering an authentic and generous Japanese culinary experience. It's a real taste journey, a one-way trip to the Land of the Rising Sun thanks to the diversity of Japanese dishes that come out of the kitchen (Gyoza, Karaage, Gyudons, etc.). Are you ready to dine in one of Paris's finest homemade ramen restaurants?

Sekitan Japanese Street Food, the Canal Saint-Martin's special kebab restaurant

Sekitan is the name of the new Japanese canteen that has just opened on the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin, in the 19ᵉ arrondissement. The spotlight is on yakitoris, the famous Japanese skewers that come in a variety of sauces and can also be taken along, to sit by the canal.

L'Art des charpentiers japonais exhibition at the Maison de la culture du Japon - extensions

Discover the essence of traditional Japanese wooden architecture at the Maison de la culture du Japon in Paris, in a dedicated exhibition opening on October 18, 2023 and running until February 10, 2024. From kigumi techniques to sukiya tea pavilions, immerse yourself in the age-old skills of Japanese carpenters. A unique exhibition not to be missed!