When you turn the corner at "Juban Inari" from the bus street at Azabujuban, you will see the nameboard with photo on the exterior wall of the building. Going downstairs and entering through the glass door, you are welcomed by a man with kindly smile – he is the restaurant manager. Looking around the restaurant, the fancy red brick wall is adorned with all sorts of fine ornaments. The glass ceiling lamp exudes a nostalgic romanticism, and the unglazed quality of the framed shirt sculpture of Livio De Marchi exquisitely matches the red brick wall. But you can rest assured that there is no sense of pretentiousness - the restaurant has a calm high-quality mood that anyone can casually come and enjoy. At lunch time, when the natural light from the blow-by at the entrance warmly shines through the restaurant, it is relaxing and blissful moment. At dinner time, you can feel a sense of satisfaction so great that you forget the passage of time.