Hinazen dishes (Doll's Festival)

Enjoy Japanese cuisine and traditional Japanese dollsHinazen dishes are created with the wish that little girls grow up healthy and charming.

The Doll's Festival is an event that heralds the coming of spring. Why not have fun celebrating the Doll's Festival with family while viewing beautifully adorned hina dolls? Tamaki is proud to serve hinazen dishes that are not only appetizingly palatable culinary creations, but also visually elegant, beautiful images of both spring and the hina dolls passed down throughout generations in Yamagata. Charming hina dolls peek through here and there on the table to welcome guests.

Meal price list for Hinazen dishes

Hinazen dishes, cuisine served only in spring, is an especially popular meal at Tamaki.

Meals require reservations in advance.

• Hinazanmai course11,000 yen
• Sadaijin course8,800 yen
• Hina Matsuri course6,600 yen

• Prices for each course include tax.
• A separate 10% service fee is charged.

Meals for children

We serve meals for children prepared with seasonal foods that include choices popular with children, such as hamburger steak. Please request a child's meal when making a reservation.

• Child's meal1,650 yen
• Child's meal2,200 yen
• Child's meal2,750 yen

• Prices for each course include tax.
• A separate 10% service fee is charged.

Sake and beverages

We have an array of beverages, including local sake, local beers, and wine produced in the prefecture. Try our aged Tamaki Original Yamabudo Eki (wild grape wine) as an aperitif to further enhance the flavor of the cuisine.

• Takagi BreweryJuyondai Honmaru, Juyondai Tatsu no Otoshigo
• Dewazakura Sake BreweryYukimanman Daiginjo, Ichiro Junmai Daiginjo
• Gassan Sake BreweryHitokoe, Tamaki Original Junmai Sake
• Chiyokotobuki Toraya BreweryJunmai Ginjo, Tamaki Original Shochu
• Tamaki OriginalYamabudo Eki, Kokuwashu, Matatabishu, Umeshu, Nanakamadoshu, Mamushishu

*A variety of other beverages are also available in addition to those listed above.

Group shuttle bus

A shuttle bus is available by request for groups arriving for various events, such as dinner parties, Buddhist memorials, and weddings. Feel free to request the shuttle bus when making a reservation.

Hina Dolls

As the distribution of goods via the Mogami River developed, cultural articles were brought from Kyoto, and many still remain in Yamagata Prefecture. Those cultural treasures include hina dolls. Even now, they are kept in homes throughout the prefecture. Tamaki has an array of valuable hina dolls, such as 'kokin-bina' (traditional dolls with new designs) and 'Kyoho-bina' (dolls from the Kyoho era (1735–1747)). View the dolls and be transported back to the elegant Heian period. Guests are welcome to look at the hina dolls displayed in the restaurant.