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Isehan Honten Museum of Beni
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Sushi Shin
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- 西麻布4-18-20
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- +81-3-5485-0031
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About this sight
Sushi Shin is a sophisticated sushi restaurant by chef Shintaro Suzuki. This restaurant's service is omakase (chef's reommendation).
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