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Yamashiro Hollywood

Yamashiro Hollywood

Enjoy the most stunning views of Los Angeles.

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Mountain Palace

Yamashiro translates as “Mountain Palace”

In 1911 the Bernheimer brothers began construction of a hilltop mansion to house their collection of Asian treasures, bringing hundreds of craftsmen in to recreate a palace from the “Yamashiro” province mountains near Kyoto, Japan. It was completed in 1914 and sits 250 feet above Hollywood Boulevard. Glass windows added to the front of the building turned the residence into a dining room with the city laid out below it, and the open-air courtyard at the centre still holds a pond and koi that are roughly 60 years old.

The house

The setting

What the hilltop actually holds.

250 feet above Hollywood Boulevard

The mansion was completed in 1914 and looks out over the Los Angeles skyline.

Garden courtyard

The open-air courtyard still sits in the middle of Yamashiro, now with a pond and several koi fish approximately 60 years old.

600-year-old pagoda

Flown in from Japan and currently the oldest structure in California.

Cherry blossom woodwork

Remodeling in 2017 brought back a wooden cherry blossom design, custom made for Yamashiro's 100th anniversary.

Sushi bar and kitchen

Japanese-inspired dishes, steaks and a long list of specialty rolls, alongside an Asian-inspired California menu.

Valet

Valet parking on site.

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The hilltop

Hollywood

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Location
1999 N. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood, California 90068
Hours
Sun-Sat
05:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Sunday brunch
11:00 AM – 02:30 PM

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Reservations run through Resy. The dining room opens at 5 PM nightly; brunch is Sundays from 11.