Nagasaki, Dejima.

Just as Nagasaki once embraced foreign cultures with open arms and developed its own unique culture, sometimes in a fun way and sometimes in a serious way...

Sushi Dejima also carefully selects exquisite ingredients from Nagasaki and various other regions, and will continue to present unique sushi that can only be found at Sushi Dejima.

Perfection, perfected.

From the ingredients and where they come from to the techniques and tools.

There is an indescribable level of dedication from our artisans that simply cannot be captured in words.

Masahiro Ueno

From a young age, Masahiro grew up in an environment where he developed a familiarity with Nagasaki's fish. At the age of 16, he joined a fish brokerage firm, dealing with high-end restaurants and refining his discerning eye in the fish market. As he continued to hone his skills in sushi restaurants and hotels across the country, his networking skills and inquisitive spirit allowed him to build relationships with trusted production partners from various regions of Japan. Since 2022, he has been working as a sushi craftsman at Sushi Dejima.

The Sculpture.

In Nagasaki's Temples which has historical ties to China, there is a ritual implement shaped like a fish.

It is called the "Hanpou" (food bell) because it was often rung to signal mealtime by striking the belly. It was also sometimes called the "Gyohou" (fish bell) or "Gyoban" (fish plate) and hung in the temple.

Originally made of wood, it was given a touch of Sushi Dejima essence and sculpted in iron by metal sculptor Akira Tanabe.

We hope that everyone will gather, enjoy and have a wonderful time in this place.

Seating

Number of seats: 7 (counter only)

Drinks

Beer, sake, shochu, wine, soft drinks

Typical course menu prices

Lunch: ~$220(tax included)
Dinner: ~$330(tax included)

How to reserve

Please make your reservation by phone.
Call us at Sushi Dejima at 095-821-1281

We will need the following details:
• Your full name
• A valid phone number in Japan

We will call you back from the interpretation call center.

Payment options

You can pay with cash or credit card.　
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners, JCB and Discover.