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Nine old townhouses on a portside fishing town have been stitched together into a small, intimate hotel, with interiors that lean modern Japanese while the kitchen leans unmistakably French. Celebrity chef Tateru Yoshino, a veteran of Japan's top French tables, applies classical technique to Fukui seafood. The place manages to feel both genuinely local and quietly European, which is a harder trick than it sounds.
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