Japanese restaurant Sensui, where you can enjoy Japanese cuisine and sake in three different areas, is divided into three areas: Kaiseki restaurant Shun (24 seats, including two private rooms for 6-8 persons), Teppanyaki restaurant Hunn (31 seats, including one private room for 8 persons), and Sushi restaurant KAN (10 seats). The restaurant is divided into three areas. The restaurant will be supervised by Kazuo Takagi of the famous Michelin 2-star restaurant “Kyo Ryori Takagi,” and the head chef will be Shuji Sakamoto, who was also the head chef at Hilton Osaka’s “Kaiseki Kawabai. Mr. Samuel Peter, General Manager of Hilton Hiroshima, joined the toast at the tasting. He said, “We have prepared many alcoholic beverages to match the delicious local ingredients of Hiroshima, so please enjoy the pairings. Please come to Hilton Hiroshima,” he said. This time, we sampled a kaiseki dinner course called “Itsukushima. As many as five carefully selected sakes (as well as champagne) were served to accompany the course meal. The sake menu is very extensive, so if you are a sake lover, be sure to ask the staff for recommendations that go well with the dishes and try a variety of sake. The names of the dishes listed below will be served without being specified. The names of the dishes below will not be specified, but have been disclosed specially for the media this time.
Men can also use the spa! Experience foot care at an authentic spa “Spa by L’OCCITANE” located on the 5th floor. L’OCCITANE, a cosmetics manufacturer from Provence in southern France, launched its spa business in 2001 and currently has 105 outlets. Among them, “Spa by L’OCCITANE” is the type attached to five-star hotels. The Hilton Hiroshima is the first hotel in Japan to have an Almond treatment room. It is available to guests of the hotel as well. I experienced the “Aromacology Foot Relief” (6,780 yen), a 25-minute foot care course. Foot and eye care is an easy and convenient way to try out the spa. The treatment was performed in a lavender treatment room. The L’Occitane spa incorporates ingredients into the treatment room concept. Other options include almond, rose, and immortelle. The treatment rooms are equipped with showers and powder rooms. The massage force can be adjusted according to your preference. The massage was quite vigorous and careful, focusing on the soles of the feet, so even the author, a male, did not feel that the massage was not enough. Although this was only a short foot care, the effect was surprisingly effective. The next day, I felt as if I had been in a hot spring, and I could feel that the blood circulation throughout my body had improved. There was also aromacology time at the beginning and end of the treatment, which allowed me to relax by smelling the aroma while covering my ears. If you liked the foot care, you may want to try the full-fledged body care. They recommend the “Citrus Glow” (27,346 yen for 90 minutes), available only at Hilton Hiroshima, or the “Provencal Golden Breeze” facial and body care (39,776 yen for 120 minutes), also available only at Hilton Hiroshima. Both are signature treatments using “Citrus Verbena. Recently, there have been many male customers, and since the menu does not distinguish between men and women, we encourage men who have not yet experienced this treatment to give it a try. For couples, there is also a treatment room where two people can be treated at the same time.
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