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Amber light inside a stone-walled dining booth at NINJA TOKYO
Tokyo · Ōtemachi

Dining & performing arts

NINJA TOKYO

NINJA TOKYO: dinner and close-up magic in a hidden village

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NINJA TOKYO: dinner and close-up magic in a hidden village

At NINJA TOKYO, ninja-costumed staff lead guests into a themed hideaway for a course meal and professional close-up magic at the table. Food arrives with its own theatrical presentation; the magician brings the performance within arm’s reach. The restaurant’s “hidden village” is a fictional setting inside the Shin-Ōtemachi Building, not a surviving historic ninja dwelling. Restaurant concept

A small room for a close encounter

Stone-textured walls, heavy timber and wooden sliding screens divide the interior into intimate dining spaces. A warm lantern lights the table while the surrounding passage stays dark. This makes a natural setting for an evening built around small revelations: first an arrival, then a dish, then something unexpected happening at the table.

The performers work among the diners, rather than on a distant stage. Allow about two hours for lunch or two and a half for dinner; the operator does not offer an abbreviated visit. Ordinary seating includes both private rooms and an open dining area. Dining arrangements

Choosing the meal

Courses start at ¥13,200 per person including tax. The published choices include Ōmi beef courses and a vegan course. An 8% service charge and 5% entertainment charge are additional, and each guest must order at least one separately charged drink. The starting course price is therefore not the final bill.

Book for 2–10 guests, aged six or older, through the official TableCheck link. Courses and seating conditions differ: Hanzo, for example, is a dinner option for parties of up to six. Choose the course when booking and submit dietary requirements then. Courses, prices and booking conditions

Planning a visit

  • Hours: Monday–Saturday, excluding public holidays: 11:30 am–2:30 pm, last entry 12:30 pm; 5–10 pm, last entry 8 pm. Closed Sundays and public holidays. The booking page also lists 31 December–3 January as closed.
  • Address: Shin-Ōtemachi Building B1, 2-2-1 Ōtemachi, Chiyoda, Tokyo 100-0004. Use the arrival instructions supplied with your reservation.
  • Map: NINJA TOKYO in Ōtemachi on Google Maps.
  • Contact: ninja.reservation@willplanning.jp.

Hours and practical information · Current booking rules

The entrance route includes steps and bridges; guests needing a step-free route should arrange the alternative entrance in advance. Photography and filming of the magic are prohibited. English booking is available, but the published information reviewed does not specify performance language or English-speaking support; confirm these with the restaurant if needed. Visitor information

For current courses, availability and conditions, use the restaurant’s website and its linked reservation page. This catalogue does not maintain a performance calendar.

Information checked 7 November 2026. Written from published documentation.