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The traditional Japanese garden at the entrance is a red herring: take the lift to the fifth floor, and suddenly you're in a chic, modern Italian restaurant. You wouldn't usually expect to find bargains in Kagurazaka, and you certainly won't find any here. Kagurazaka Stagione serves very respectable Italian cuisine, including well prepared Napolitan pizzas, but you're paying as much for the setting as the food. The terrace seats are the most coveted, and you may have to reserve well in advance if you want to snag one.