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Kyoto Sushi Restaurant in Herzliya Closes After 29 Years Due to Building Renovation Plans

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First reported by Mako · 3 hours ago

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Kyoto sushi restaurant in Herzliya is closing after 29 years due to building owners' plans to build a lobby entrance, forcing lease non-renewal. The restaurant will close on June 27 and is negotiating a new location, while the owner plans to open a new venue in Tel Aviv.

01Kyoto sushi restaurant in Herzliya closes after 29 years due to building lobby construction plans.
02Owners decided not to renew lease as construction would disrupt restaurant operations.
03Kyoto originally opened in Tel Aviv in 1997, moved to Herzliya after two years.
04The restaurant hosted prominent figures including prime ministers and presidents.
05Kyoto also runs a kosher branch in Rishon Lezion's G complex.
06Owner Shimon Babu plans to open a new venue in Tel Aviv's Nachalat Binyamin area.

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