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Fujisawa

Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Fujisawa from the En Primeur Club guide.

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Fujisawa has 16 restaurants in our guide, with dining spread across a compact set of neighbourhoods and a clear lean toward counter service and course menus. The city’s strongest wine signals sit in a few restaurants with wine lists or extensive wine lists, while other rooms focus on sake, beer, or a standard drinks programme. Serious cooking appears in kaiseki, Sichuan course dining, coastal Italian, sushi, ramen, and bakery stops, each with a defined format and a specific neighbourhood base. Fujisawa itself holds the largest concentration in our guide, with other venues in Kugenuma, Tsujido, Enoshima, Asahi-cho, Minami-Fujisawa, Hon-Kugenuma, and the coastal pairings around Enoshima and Katasekaigan. The city’s dining scene is built around specialists, from small counters to tasting-menu rooms and neighbourhood shops, with several venues carrying Tabelog recognition across ramen, sushi, bread, and Italian cooking.

Tasting menus and refined counters

These three rooms focus on course menus, counter service, and drinks programmes that sit close to the cooking.

  • fu-fu shisen

    A Fujisawa counter dining room built around organic, pescatarian Sichuan course cooking, with tasting menu, set menu, and counter formats. It pairs spicy, meat-free cooking with a wine list and craft cocktails, and it was selected for Tabelog 100 for Chinese EAST in 2026.

  • Koan

    Koan is a traditional kaiseki restaurant in Kugenuma with a tasting menu format and a drinks programme that includes sake. Its awards include a World's Best Wine Lists Award and Tabelog recognition, and the room is known for artistic presentations and exceptional service.

  • clarita da marittima

    An intimate Italian restaurant in Enoshima / Katasekaigan built around local Shonan seafood and Kamakura vegetables, with a wine list and extensive wine list. The room works as both a la carte and set-menu dining in a compact 14-seat setting.

Ramen, sushi, and neighbourhood staples

Fujisawa’s everyday dining scene is strong on specialist ramen and a focused sushi counter.

  • Sushi Tomi

    Sushi Tomi is a 12-seat sushi counter in Fujisawa with counter dining, a la carte, and omakase. It has a sake programme and a standard wine programme. Tabelog Sushi EAST 100 selected the counter in 2021, 2022, and 2025, with the 2025 award at #11 and 3.7 points.

  • Men Dokoro Rajuku

    Men Dokoro Rajuku is a compact Japanese ramen shop in Fujisawa, with counter dining and a la carte. Noodles are 100% Hokkaido wheat, and the soup uses Nagoya Cochin whole chicken bones, with Rausu kombu, dried fish, and aged soy sauce in the bowl. Tabelog Ramen Kanagawa 100 included the shop in 2024 and in 2025, with the 2025 award at #22 and 3.7 points.

  • Ramen Jiro Shounan fujisawa ten

    A Fujisawa counter spot for Ramen Jiro-style ramen and abura-soba, selected for Tabelog Ramen KANAGAWA 100 in 2024 and 2025. The appeal is direct and unembellished, with a format built around hefty bowls and the rhythm of counter service.

Planning FAQ

Which neighbourhoods have the strongest dining scene in Fujisawa?

Fujisawa itself has the largest concentration in our guide, with 6 venues. The other names are spread across Kugenuma, Tsujido, Enoshima, Asahi-cho, Minami-Fujisawa, Hon-Kugenuma, and the coastal pairings around Enoshima and Katasekaigan.

How many Michelin-starred restaurants are in Fujisawa in our guide?

Fujisawa has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Koan in Kugenuma serves traditional kaiseki tasting menus and received a World's Best Wine Lists Award in 2023. fu-fu shisen in Fujisawa serves organic, pescatarian Sichuan courses built around seafood, vegetables and organic seasonings, with natural wine.

Where should I go for tasting menus in Fujisawa?

Fujisawa has several tasting-menu or course-led rooms in our guide, especially fu-fu shisen in Fujisawa, Koan in Kugenuma, and clarita da marittima in Enoshima / Katasekaigan. These venues use tasting menus or set menus to structure the meal.

Which places in Fujisawa have the strongest wine programmes?

fu-fu shisen in Fujisawa, Koan in Kugenuma, clarita da marittima in Enoshima / Katasekaigan, and Chinese Shunsai Chaamaen in Fujisawa all mention wine lists or extensive wine lists. elarte in Minami-Fujisawa also has an extensive wine list.

By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards

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Where to eat in Fujisawa

Selected entries from the current guide for Fujisawa.

Koan restaurant in Fujisawa

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Koan

Koan sits in Kugenumahanazawa, a quiet residential stretch of Fujisawa where the Shonan coast shapes both the pace of life and the logic of local sourcing. The address places it well outside the metropolitan dining circuit, in a neighbourhood where proximity to Sagami Bay and the surrounding Kanagawa farmland informs what ends up on the plate. For those tracking Japan's smaller-city dining scene, it belongs on the same itinerary as the region's more discussed addresses.

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二代目 笑楽 restaurant in Fujisawa

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二代目 笑楽

二代目 笹楽 sits in Fujisawa's quieter residential edge, representing the kind of generational Japanese dining that Kanagawa's coastal towns have quietly preserved while Tokyo grew louder. The kitchen draws on local and regional sourcing traditions rooted in the Shonan coast and surrounding agricultural hinterland. For travelers moving beyond the capital's well-mapped restaurant circuit, it offers a grounded alternative to the prefecture's more publicized venues.

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Where to stay in Fujisawa

Selected entries from the current guide for Fujisawa.

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Where to go for a drink in Fujisawa

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Which wineries to visit in Fujisawa

Selected entries from the current guide for Fujisawa.

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Venue lists for Fujisawa