Scène
Auberge — Daisen, Tottori

Scène

A quiet night for cuisine

01 / Concept

Far from the city's noise —
time to simply face the cuisine

"Scène" means "scene" or "setting" in French.

The weather of the day, the temperature, the scent of the air. Ingredients that arrive from the fields and the sea, unique to that day. To express all of these as a "scene on a plate".

The Name "Scène"

Since we harvest vegetables and herbs from the field every day, the types of vegetables change daily. The blessings of the sea also change depending on the weather and fishing conditions. We offer a course where you can sense the ever-changing "scene" of the San'in region through our dishes.

Auberge in the forest of Daisen, Tottori.
Interior of Scène's dining room — greenery through the window and warm pendant light
02 / Cuisine

The blessings of San'in
through French techniques

* The menu shown is an example. Dishes change daily based on seasonal availability.

Ingredients nurtured by the sea, mountains, and villages of San'in, refined through French technique. The chef personally visits local producers, selecting only ingredients born from trusted relationships.

From amuse-bouche to dessert, each plate reveals a different expression of this land.

Amuse-bouche garnished with edible flowers
Amuse-bouche with Edible Flowers
Oki Island Rock Oysters / Romaine Lettuce
Oki Island Rock Oysters / Romaine
Conger eel / Herbs / Daisen Leaf / Celery
Conger Eel / Herbs / Daisen Leaf / Celery
House-made Daisen-wheat pasta in beef bone broth
Beef Bone Broth / House-made Daisen Wheat Pasta
Wood-fired aged venison
Wood-fired Aged Venison
Fig Leaf Blancmange / Rum Ice Cream
Fig Leaf Blancmange / Rum Ice Cream
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*Restaurant offers course meals only.

— Chef

Hotaka Maeda前田 帆貴

A chef from Tottori Prefecture. After serving as head chef at a Tokyo bistro, he further honed his skills at a Michelin-starred restaurant, deepening his mastery of French technique and his philosophy toward ingredients. Believing his culinary journey is still unfolding, he continues to pursue the perfect dish through a sincere commitment to the ingredients of his homeland, San'in.

"The San'in of that day, on a single plate"

03 / Guest Rooms

Three rooms
steeped in silence

Three guest rooms for savoring the afterglow of dinner and the stillness of Daisen. Free of excess decoration — a view of the forest framed by the window, and room to breathe.

Room 010, twin beds
Guest room (twin)
The private bath for Room 010 guests: an indoor ceramic tub in a room across the hall
Private bath, across the hall
Room 010

A private bath
across the hall

Step out of the room and directly across the corridor is a bath reserved for guests of Room 010 alone. It is an indoor room with a generous ceramic soaking tub — not an open-air bath — and you can lock the door and have the whole room to yourself, whenever you like during your stay.

  • BedsTwin + extra bed (up to 3 guests)
  • BathCeramic soaking tub for Room 010 guests only (indoor, across the hall from the room)
  • FacilitiesShower · toilet (in the room)
Room 020, double bed
Room 020

A quiet room
for two

A simple room with a single double bed. Pared back to the essentials — a space simply for resting well.

  • BedDouble bed × 1 (1–2 guests)
  • FacilitiesShower · toilet (in-room)
Room 030, twin beds
Room 030

A twin room
with room to breathe

A twin room with an extra bed, accommodating up to three guests. Rest gently while sensing the forest beyond the window.

  • BedsTwin + extra bed (up to 3 guests)
  • FacilitiesShower · toilet (no bathtub)
Shower and toilet, common to all rooms

All rooms include a shower and toilet, Wi-Fi, towels, a hair dryer, and pajamas. A soaking tub is available only in the private bath for Room 010 guests — an indoor ceramic tub in a room across the hall. The other rooms have a shower only.

04 / News
05 / FAQ

We cherish being a place where adults can spend time quietly.

Are children welcome at Scène?
Scène's multi-course French dining experience is designed for guests aged 9 and above. If you are traveling with younger children, please contact us in advance to discuss options.
What kind of food is served?
Chef Hotaka Maeda crafts French tasting-course menus inspired by the landscapes of San'in — wild rock oysters from the Oki Islands, freshwater clams from Lake Shinji, artisan cheese from Kisuki Dairy, and herbs and vegetables harvested each morning from our kitchen garden. Every plate is a portrait of that day's San'in.
Can you accommodate food allergies?
Please inform us of any allergies or dietary restrictions when making your reservation. We will do our best to accommodate within the limits of our kitchen. Depending on the nature and severity of the allergy, we may not be able to guarantee full accommodation.
What are your check-in hours?
Check-in is available from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Guests on a dinner plan are asked to check in by 6:00 PM, as dinner begins at 6:00 PM for everyone together. Room-only guests who expect to arrive after 10:00 PM should contact us in advance — with prior notice we will do our best to accommodate you. Without prior notice, we may not be able to receive you after 10:00 PM.
What is your cancellation policy?
Cancellation terms follow the platform you booked through — TableCheck for dinner reservations, and our official booking system or other platforms for overnight stays. Please review the specific policy at the time of booking.
Is there parking available?
We have two free parking spaces directly in front of the restaurant.
How do I get to Scène from Yonago Station or Yonago Kitaro Airport?
From JR Yonago Station, take the Nihon Kotsu Bus bound for Daisen-ji (approx. 50 min) and alight at the Daisen-ji stop, then walk about 5 minutes. By car, exit at Mizokuchi IC on the Yonago Expressway and drive approximately 20 minutes toward Mt. Daisen. See our access guide for details.
Can I visit for dinner without staying overnight?
Absolutely. Dinner-only reservations are very welcome. Book your table through TableCheck.
What are road conditions like in winter? Is snow a concern?
Mt. Daisen receives heavy snowfall and the road can be icy from November through March. We strongly recommend snow tires or tire chains if driving. Bus services continue but may experience delays due to weather conditions. Please plan extra travel time and check road conditions before setting out.
What are some sightseeing highlights near Scène?
Scène sits along the ancient Daisen pilgrim path, putting Daisen-ji Temple and the inner shrine of Ooyama Jinja within easy walking distance. Within a 30-minute drive you can reach Kaike Onsen hot springs, the Mizuki Shigeru Road in Sakaiminato (home of Kitaro), and the historic Matsue Castle. See our Daisen area guide.
What amenities are available in the guest rooms?
All three rooms include Wi-Fi, a shower booth, towels, a hair dryer, and pajamas — a quiet stay in the forest stillness after dinner.
06 / Contact

For inquiries other than reservations,
please use this form.

Or email us directly
scene_reservation@npo-yui.com

Thank you for your inquiry.
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*We usually reply within 2-3 days.
07 / Access
Scène exterior at night, windows glowing under a starry sky

Scène

115-7 Daisen, Daisen-cho, Saihaku-gun, Tottori 689-3318

[ Car ]
Approx. 20 min from Mizokuchi IC (Yonago Expressway)

[ Parking ]
2 spaces available in front of the building (first-come, free)
If full, please ask our staff for nearby free parking options.

[ Public Transport ]
Approx. 50 min from JR Yonago Station by bus
5 min walk from "Daisen-ji" bus stop

[ Contact ]
scene_reservation@npo-yui.com

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