Fukujuen opens French and tea-kaiseki restaurant in Tokyo Station's Gran Roof（9/16）
The French Tea and Kaiseki Kyoto Fukujuen Saryo, opening on the Gran Roof, will feature a painting of the Rakuchu Rakugai area on its wall./ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
A menu combining French cuisine and tea ceremony/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
A menu combining French cuisine and tea ceremony/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
A menu combining French cuisine and tea ceremony/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
A menu combining French cuisine and tea ceremony/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
A menu combining French cuisine and tea ceremony/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
A menu combining French cuisine and tea ceremony/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
A menu combining French cuisine and tea ceremony/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
Tea-based sweets/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
Tea-based sweets/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
Tea-based sweets/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
Tea-based sweets/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
Tea-based sweets/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
Tea-based sweets/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
They also sell tea leaves and other merchandise./ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
Panoramic view of "French Tea Kaiseki Kyoto Fukujuen Saryo"/ Photo by Masashi Akiba ©FASHION HEADLINE
