Play of colors of fan maples in the Amalienpassage

01.11.2018

Now it is again especially worthwhile to open your eyes when you pass by in the Amalienpassage - the Japanese fan maples unfold their wonderful play of colors!

"MOMIJI-ZEIT" NOW ALSO IN MUNICH 😉

A wonderful summer is behind us and the terrace of the Japanese restaurant sansaro in the middle of the Amalienpassage was more beautiful this year than ever before.

The terrace is now dismantled until next spring - but our Japanese fan maples are still there, of course. And now is the time when it's worth coming to the arcade again to look at the wonderful play of colors of the Japanese maples. In Japan, the time of Momijigari begins - a wonderful, slightly melancholic time, when nature sweetens the farewell of summer.

It's still not as impressive here at Adalberthof as it is in Kyōtō, but with a few small lamps the beautiful maples are also illuminated in the evening. And of course, the best thing is to sit on the Japanese tatami and then look outside from the cozy restaurant and admire the passing summer once again...

We are looking forward to your visit!

Japanese fan maple in Munich Amalienpassage

Fountain in Adalberthof in front of the sushi restaurant sansaro in autumn 2018.

Fan maple in front of SUSHIYA sansaro

Red Japanese maple on the terrace of sansaro in autumn 2018

Red maple "Red Flash" in front of SUSHIYA sansaro mid-November 2018

View from the window restaurant sansaro into the Amalienpassage November 2018

Sharing pleasure in Japanese

SUSHIYA is passionate about Japanese cuisine and culture. In our restaurant sansaro you can encounter the fascinating Japanese cuisine or have it delivered to your home. On our homepage, Facebook and Instragram we always give insights into news and interesting topics.

Japanese restaurant Daitokai in Munich closed for a long time

We love japanese cuisine, not only in our own restaurant sansaro, but of course we also deal with many other Japanese restaurants in and around Munich. The Japanese restaurant Daitokai in Munich unfortunately no longer exists since the early 2000s - even if it sometimes seems otherwise on the Internet. It does not have a direct successor.