Uiro AnnexKyorintei
Celebrating 650 years since the Muromachi period. Having walked the path of a traditional apothecary for centuries, this historic establishment has arrived at the ultimate source of health-conscious dining—one that deeply aligns and restores both mind and body.
Wishing for local health and tranquility
Wishing for local health and tranquility for 650 years. Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and indulge in the luxury of surrendering yourself to this very moment. A once-in-a-lifetime story, tailored exclusively for you.
Sinking into the black, emerging in flavor.
The "Kokuraku-nabe" (black earthenware pot) embraces the heat and nurtures each ingredient. The deep black of the vessel calms the mind, while the rising, rich flavors make the soul dance. Please, enjoy the abundant bounties of the forest to your heart's content. Kokuraku-nabe Course Menu >
Herbal Medicine & Yakuzen for Kokuraku-nabe
Japanese and Chinese herbal ingredients that complement the cuisine and deepen its flavor.
Please choose according to your preference.
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Chenpi (Dried Tangerine Peel)— ¥250

Dried peel of ripe citrus fruit. It releases a refreshing aroma.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: Used in many prescriptions as an ingredient to regulate the circulation of Qi. -
Pine Nuts— ¥300

Pine seeds. A nut that has been consumed since ancient times. It brings a subtle sweetness and a gentle richness.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: Known as an ingredient that provides moisture and nourishment. -
Tsaoko (Cao Guo / Fructus Tsaoko)— ¥410

A traditional herbal spice with a powerful yet elegant aroma. It sharpens the overall impression of the dish.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: Passed down since ancient times as an ingredient focused on improving circulation. -
Star Anise (Da-uikyo)— ¥300

A spice that emits a sweet, mellow, and rich aroma. It adds depth and brilliance to the dish.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: Known as a warming spice for the body. -
Huaishan (Dried Chinese Yam)— ¥410

A traditional herbal ingredient made by drying a type of Chinese yam. It features a fine texture and a subtle, nourishing flavor.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: Historically used as an ingredient to replenish vital energy and nourishment. -
Lotus Seeds— ¥300

Dried seeds of the lotus with an elegant and gentle sweetness.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: Used for the purpose of keeping the mind calm and tranquil. -
Goji Berries (Wolfberries)— ¥300

The sweet and tangy flavor acts as an accent to the taste.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: Traditional lore states it as an ingredient that nourishes the liver and eyes. -
Hige-ninjin (Fine Ginseng Roots)— ¥1,660

Ginseng where you enjoy even the slender, extended roots. It features a rustic sweetness that makes you feel the rich bounty of the earth.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: Popularly embraced as an ingredient that warms the body. -
Longan (Dried Longan Fruit)— ¥410

An ingredient made by drying intensely sweet fruit. Its mellow flavor adds warmth to the cuisine.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: An ingredient well-known for the purpose of nourishing and replenishing the blood. -
Sanagitake (Cordyceps militaris)— ¥410

A mushroom known as a rare traditional herbal ingredient. You can enjoy its deep umami and strong presence.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: Traditionally used as an ingredient for nourishing the body and boosting vitality. -
Jujube (Red Dates / Natsume)— ¥300

A fruit brimming with a soft sweetness. It layers a gentle, nourishing flavor onto the dish.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: Used in many prescriptions as an ingredient to replenish both Qi (vital energy) and blood. -
Gardenia Fruit (Kuchinashi)— ¥380

A fruit of the Rubiaceae family. A traditional herbal ingredient that brings a vibrant golden color. It adds elegant coloration and a mild flavor.
Traditional Medicine Perspective: Known as "Sanshishi" (Gardenia Pod), it has been used for the purpose of clearing and soothing internal heat.
*All prices include tax.
Specially Selected Mushrooms for Kokuraku-nabe
We luxuriously incorporate a wide variety of wild mushrooms, each offering distinct aromas, textures, and rich umami flavors.
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Tamogitake (Golden Oyster Mushroom)

A rare mushroom characterized by its rich umami and deep flavor.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: Possesses a strong ability to "replenish Qi (vital energy)." It acts like a "superior medicine" (Jōyaku) that boosts life force and helps build a body resilient against illness. -
Yamabushitake (Lion's Mane Mushroom)

Features a firm texture and concentrated, rich umami.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: Known as an excellent remedy for "harmonizing the stomach" (Wa-i) to protect the gastrointestinal mucosa, while also stabilizing the mind and supporting healthy brain function. -
Hanabiratake (Cauliflower Mushroom)

Offers a soft, fluffy texture and an elegant aroma.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: Prized as a rare legendary mushroom, it is believed to replenish the body's "Zheng Qi" (true vital energy), balance the immune system, and help maintain youthfulness. -
Arage-kikurage (Wood Ear Mushroom)

Enjoy its distinctively crunchy texture.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: A classic staple in dietary therapy with powerful abilities to nourish and purify the blood, making it excellent for preventing anemia and regulating gynecological health. -
Kakinokitake (Golden Needle Mushroom / Velvet Shank)

Provides a pleasant crispness and a subtle, mild sweetness.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: Regulates the digestive system (Spleen) and facilitates the smooth conversion of food into energy, helping to restore physical strength. -
Jumbo Nameko (Jumbo Butterscotch Mushroom)

Features a smooth, slippery texture and a mellow flavor.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: Replenishes essential "moisture" in the body. Its natural gelatinous texture is highly valued for soothing dry coughs and relieving stomach discomfort. -
Shimofuri-hiratake (Abalone Mushroom / Marbled Oyster Mushroom)

A flavorful mushroom beautiful for its frost-like patterns.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: Possesses excellent properties for beauty-focused dietary therapy, helping to improve blood circulation and soothe skin dullness and dryness. -
Tanba-shimeji (Hon-shimeji Mushroom)

A premium mushroom with a rich aroma and a satisfyingly firm bite.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: Believed to support liver function to promote detoxification, helping to ease accumulated fatigue and stress. -
Yukireitake (White Ferula Mushroom)

Offers a pure, clean aroma and a gentle, delicate flavor.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: Thought to clear excess heat from the body and protect against dryness, keeping the throat and lungs healthy. -
Kuroabibitake (Black Abalone Mushroom)

Features an abalone-like meaty texture and a deep, intense umami.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: Possesses robust properties that nourish the "Kidneys"—the source of vital life energy—helping to counter weakness in the lower back/legs and lack of stamina. -
Tokiiro-hiratake (Pink Oyster Mushroom)

A beautiful, pale pink mushroom with a subtle, delicate flavor.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: Due to its color, it is said to act on the "Blood," and is expected to improve overall circulation and alleviate sensitivity to the cold. -
Sasakure-hitoyotake (Shaggy Mane Mushroom)

Characterized by its unusual appearance and unique, distinctive flavor.
Traditional Medicine / Dietary Therapy Perspective: Excellent for its "diuretic effect" that helps expel excess water from the body, making it useful for reducing bloating and improving overall circulation.
Uiro Annex Kyorintei
1-13-16 Honcho, Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, 250-0012View on Google Maps
Hours: Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat, Sun (Closed: Wed & Thu)
Lunch: 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM (Last Order at 1:00 PM)
Dinner: 5:30 PM – 10:00 PM (Last Order at 9:00 PM)
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Parking: Uirou Main Store Parking Lot (15 spaces available) *Please note that the parking lot is unavailable on the following dates due to congestion or events:
January 2nd / May 4th & 5th.





