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KITAMAE BASE

KITAMAE BASE · Cuisine

Issue No. 04

Airodokoro lounge overlooking the Sea of Japan
Fig. 01 — Airodokoro Lounge

Kitamae Cuisine, composed in Airodokoro.

Hashitate Port seafood, the fermentation traditions of the Kitamaebune trade, French technique meeting a Japanese sensibility — composed into one evening of cuisine at the sea-view lounge Airodokoro.

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I. Concept

Composed as one evening of cuisine.

Cuisine at KITAMAE BASE connects dinner, breakfast, and lunch into one experience. The sea around Hashitate, the Kitamaebune trade history, French technique, and a Japanese sensibility are folded together at the lounge Airodokoro.

  • 01Sea-view lounge space
  • 02Dinner for suite guests and confirmed reservations only
  • 03May also be used as a lounge
Snow crab from Hashitate Port
Fig. 02 — Hashitate Port01

Seafood from Hashitate Port

Local seafood is part of the reason to stay in Kaga Hashitate.

Current official site photo used for KITAMAE BASE cuisine
Fig. 03 — Kitamaebune02

Kitamaebune fermentation culture

Maritime trade history gives the cuisine its cultural context, through koji and dashi.

Kitamae Cuisine dinner course
Fig. 04 — Technique03

French technique, Japanese sensibility

Technique, tableware, and restraint shape the dining experience.

II. Airodokoro

Inside the Airodokoro lounge.

Airodokoro is more than a dining room. The sea view, counter, terrace, drinks, and the chef’s work all become part of the stay.

Scroll horizontally to move through the lounge, the sea view, drinks, and plating details.

The Airodokoro lounge and counter overlooking the sea
The lounge and counter facing the seaFig. 11
Guests raising glasses at Airodokoro with a view of the Sea of Japan
A drink before dinner, with the Sea of Japan beyondFig. 12
A table setting at Airodokoro overlooking the Sea of Japan
Tableware, seating, and the sea in one frameFig. 13
The Sea of Japan seen beyond chairs in Airodokoro
A window-side pause after the mealFig. 14
Terrace seating at Airodokoro overlooking the Sea of Japan
Time on the terrace with the sea breezeFig. 15
Airodokoro's chef's counter with a live kitchen view
The live energy of the chef's counterFig. 16
A chef plating a dish at Airodokoro
The final touch from the chef’s handsFig. 17
A glass of champagne before dinner at Airodokoro
A glass of champagne to begin the eveningFig. 18
Local Kaga craft beer served at Airodokoro
A local Kaga craft beer on the barFig. 19
Natural drinks arranged by the window at Airodokoro
Natural drinks in the loungeFig. 20
The complimentary minibar setup at Airodokoro
The complimentary minibar setupFig. 21
Kaga sake and soft drinks on the Airodokoro minibar
Kaga sake on the minibarFig. 22

III. Routes

Dinner, breakfast, and lunch — three routes.

A short orientation before continuing into each detailed page.

Kitamae Cuisine dinner course
Fig. 05 — Dinner
01Chapter · Dinner

Dinner (for staying guests)

Kitamae Cuisine combines fresh seafood landed at Hashitate Port with fermentation culture shaped by Kitamaebune maritime trade culture. A collaboration between the in-house chef and a “traveling chef” creates a seasonal course where tradition and originality meet.

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Current official site photo used for KITAMAE BASE cuisine
Fig. 06 — Breakfast
02Chapter · Breakfast

Japanese breakfast

Breakfast is described as a Japanese breakfast. Breakfast prices are not stored in content and should be confirmed through the booking path.

Lunch course at Kitamae Cuisine KITAMAE
Fig. 07 — Lunch
03Chapter · Lunch

Lunch (Kitamae Cuisine KITAMAE)

Lunch at Airodokoro is a French-Japanese modern dining experience shaped by French techniques and Japanese sensibility. It is available to non-staying guests and is listed as reservation required with 15 seats.

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IV. Stay Plans

Stay plans, chosen by cuisine.

A suite with the special dinner, a practical standard with dinner, or a one-night breakfast plan. The direct links open D-Reserve plan details.

Direct plan links reflect what was confirmed on the official site at the time. Final conditions are confirmed on D-Reserve.

  1. 01
    Kitamae Cuisine dinner course

    Suite × Special Dinner

    A suite, with Kitamae cuisine at the center.

    An ocean-view suite with the all-inclusive special dinner course as the spine of the evening.

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  2. 02
    Current official site photo used for KITAMAE BASE cuisine

    Standard × Dinner

    A standard room, dinner included.

    Keep the room practical and let dinner shape the stay. A balanced way to make the cuisine the reason to stay.

    Standard × DinnerView Standard Rooms
  3. 03
    Snow crab from Hashitate Port

    Standard × Breakfast

    A lighter overnight, with breakfast.

    Have dinner outside or as lunch, and close the morning with a Kaga Hashitate Japanese breakfast.

    Standard × BreakfastAbout Breakfast

V. Food & Stay

How cuisine connects to the stay.

Time spent along the coast, around Hashitate Port, or in the historic townscape can lead naturally back to Airodokoro. Cuisine is presented not only as a meal, but as one reason to stay overnight at KITAMAE BASE.

Kitamae Cuisine dishes plated across several vessels
Fig. 09 — Dinner & Stay
  1. 01

    From walking to dinner

    Let the coast, port, and Kitamaebune context become part of the dining experience.

  2. 02

    From dinner to the room

    Continue the evening without rushing away after dinner.

  3. 03

    Into the morning

    Close the stay with a Japanese breakfast — part of the overall dining experience.

Dinner prices, breakfast prices, eligible plans, date-specific final rates, and final availability are confirmed on the official availability calendar.

Kitamae Cuisine dinner course
Fig. 10 — Reservation

Reservation

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Review dinner, lunch, and rooms before continuing to the official availability page.

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