
Chukasoba Sakaue
A sample website for a chukasoba (ramen) shop at the top of a slope. A noren curtain over the signature bowls, big numerals, and wooden price tags convey a craftsman's single bowl.
Our work
Websites we have made so far. The detail page for each work is in Japanese.

A sample website for a chukasoba (ramen) shop at the top of a slope. A noren curtain over the signature bowls, big numerals, and wooden price tags convey a craftsman's single bowl.

A sample website for an izakaya, imagined as a lively Showa-era drinking spot. Red paper lanterns, wooden-plaque headings, and a chalkboard of today's specials convey a place where anyone can drop in.

A sample website for a small Japanese restaurant run by its proprietress. Generous white space, vertical headings, and a seasonal dish shown like a shikishi card create a calm, refined mood.

A sample website for a bistro on a cobblestone lane. Deep green and brass, with classic dishes laid out like a paper menu, capture a relaxed neighborhood bistro.

A sample website for a café by a window, halfway up a slope. Window-frame photos, a grid-paper note from the owner, and slanted section dividers evoke soft morning light.

A sample website for a wood-fired Italian trattoria. A red gingham tablecloth, round platters, and terracotta tones express the cheerful fun of sharing food at a big table.

Our own website. We built it so that news, services, and works can be updated from the microCMS admin screen.

A sample website for a coffee shop, imagined as a traditional kissaten tucked away in a Kagurazaka alley. With colors and fonts that recall lamplight at dusk, it introduces the shop's signature dishes, a word from the owner, and seasonal recommendations.