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Gonpachi Nishi-Azabu
No. 16Admit one · the scene
Kill Bill: Volume 1 (2003)
The two-story wooden room inspired the House of Blue Leaves, where the Bride takes on the Crazy 88. (The fight itself was shot on a set built from it.)
What to order
Handmade soba and yakitori off the robata
A big, theatrical izakaya that's open till the early hours; it's where George W. Bush and Junichiro Koizumi had dinner in 2002. Go for the room and a late night, and the sushi counter upstairs.
Where Chef checked it: jw-webmagazine.com, timeout.com, japanjourneys.jp · open as of November 8, 2026.
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