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Tsukiji Jisaku

Our wedding will take place at the beautiful Tsukiji Jisaku, a traditional Japanese ryotei, opened in 1931. You can view the spacious Japanese garden, with a large koi pond and hopefully some blooming cherry blossoms in April.

Address:

14-19, Akashi-cho, Chuou-ku
Tokyo 104-0044, Japan

How to Get There:

Subway: 8-min walk from Tsukiji Station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line - Exit 3a, 3b, 4)

Taxi: 10 minutes from Tokyo station; 30-40 minutes from Haneda Airport

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Venue Rules & Etiquette

Shoe Removal

The venue has tatami flooring, and guests are required to remove their shoes at the entrance.

No Strong Fraglances

To ensure the delicate flavours of the food can be fully enjoyed, please refrain from wearing strong perfumes or colognes.

No Bare Feet

Please wear socks, tights or similar leg coverings as bare feet are not permitted in the venue.

Dress Code

We know many guests are travelling, so smart casual is perfect (no jeans, shorts or T-shirt please!), but you’re welcome to dress up! See the FAQ section for more details, or reference photos for some inspirations.

Wedding Schedule

Exact times are to be confirmed closer to the event...

Welcome

Around mid-day

Guests to start arriving at the venue and enjoy welcome drinks

Ceremony

Early afternoon

Shinto-style ceremony

Reception

Early - late afternoon

Enjoy the Japanese traditional Ryotei food

After Party

Early evening - late night

Guests to head to the after party venue for drinks, karaoke and dancing until late!

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I wear?

Smart casual is perfect (no jeans, shorts, or T-shirts please!), but feel free to dress up! Please note as per the venue rules, shoes will need to be removed at the entrance and going bare foot is not permitted, so please plan to wear socks or tights.

For ladies: dresses, skirts or elegant jumpsuits are all wonderful choices.

For gentlemen: chinos or tailored trousers and a collared shirt will be perfect. Suits and ties are not required but are always welcome!

Most importantly, we want you to feel comfortable and ready to celebrate with us. If you’d like some inspiration, please see the reference photos here.

For the after-party, if you wish, feel free to switch into something more casual and relaxed — for dancing, mingling, and having a great time!

Can I wear Japanese traditional clothing?

If you’d like to take this opportunity to wear traditional Japanese attire, we would absolutely love that. Please let us know — we’d be happy to recommend some shops for hiring.

Can the venue accommodate dietary restrictions?

Yes! There will be a few different menu options available. Please indicate your choice in your RSVP, along with any specific dietary requirements or ingredients to avoid, so we can make the necessary arrangements for you.

Where's the after-party venue located? Will there be shuttles to the after-party venue?

The after-party venue is still being finalised, but don’t worry — we’ll be providing a shuttle to transport guests from the main wedding venue. More details, including exact location and shuttle times, will be shared closer to the date. For now, please indicate whether you will be interested in joining us for the after-party in your RSVP, so we can plan accordingly.

What's the RSVP deadline?

Please submit your RSVP by 31 October 2026. If you’re not able to decide by the deadline, please reach out to us directly — we’ll be happy to help.

Are gifts expected?

No gifts are expected - we’re so grateful that you’re making the journey all the way to Japan to celebrate with us. It already means so much, and we know it’s no small commitment. We’ll be heading back to the UK afterward, so your presence and company are truly all we could ask for!

Can guests take photos during the the day?

Yes, absolutely! We’d love for you to capture the moments and share them with us afterward. After the wedding, we’ll provide a link to a shared album where you can upload your photos so everyone can enjoy them.

Do I need to speak Japanese?

Not at all! We'll have bilingual staff. All signage will be in both Japanese and English.

Is accommodation provided?

Unfortunately, we won't be providing accommodation for guests. However, there is a hotel just a few minutes’ walk from the venue that is offering a discounted rate for our wedding guests. Please note that the after-party venue will not be within walking distance from this hotel, so you may wish to arrange transport if you’re planning to join us for the celebrations afterwards.

If you are interested in booking a room at the hotel, please get in touch with our wedding planner, Itsumi Nishikawa, at [email protected].

What's the weather like in April?

April is springtime in Tokyo, with generally mild and pleasant weather. Daytime temperatures are usually around 15-20°C, while evenings can cool down to around 10°C. We recommend bringing light layers, as it can feel cooler after sunset. Overall, it’s a lovely time of year to visit, with comfortable temperatures and (hopefully!) some cherry blossoms in bloom.

Is the ceremony/reception outdoors or indoors?

Most of the day will be held indoors, but there will be opportunities to enjoy the beautiful garden from the waiting rooms before and after the ceremony if you’d like!

Are children welcome?

Absolutely! We’d love to have little ones join us. The venue can provide a kids’ menu if requested. If you’re planning to bring children, please let us know in your RSVP so we can make everything ready for them.

Is there Wi-Fi?

Yes, there is Wi-Fi available in the venue. Please ask the staff on the day.

Is there parking?

Unfortunately, there is no parking available at the venue. It would be easiest to get there by public transport or taxi. If you are driving, please use nearby public parking facilities.

Any recommendations for dining and travelling in Japan?

As many of you know, we’re a bit of a foodie, so we’re happy to share some of our favorite restaurants in Tokyo:

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For a relaxing getaway, we also love our favorite hot spring hotel in Hakone, which is very easy to reach from Tokyo: Matsuzakaya Honten. It’s perfect if you want to enjoy traditional Japanese hospitality and unwind in the onsen.

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