The interior of the establishment features a distinctive spatial design that gradually expands inward from a compact frontage along the street, creating a sense of depth through an intentionally irregular layout. To accommodate various dining settings—including table seating, private rooms, and elevated tatami-floored areas—the space is finely partitioned with slender vertical lattices, achieving both functionality and aesthetic subtlety.
Traditional materials play a central role in shaping the atmosphere: Juraku plaster adds a textured warmth to the walls, while oak flooring lends a sense of natural elegance underfoot. The lighting design primarily utilizes indirect sources, allowing soft light to diffuse through the latticework, gently enveloping the space in a calm, ambient glow.