Town Guide

Japanese artisans purchase fresh fish daily from Boston, Toyosu Market, and other parts of the world to make exquisite sushi. We also offer a variety of delicious sake.

Let's eat as much meat as we want today. Macho Grill on Piikoi St. in Honolulu ・. It’s a casual diner where you can enjoy hearty grilled dishes, including juicy steaks, hamburger steaks, pork, and ch...

Located in the east-central part of Kisarazu City, this pure coffee shop retains the atmosphere of the Showa period. Located just a short walk from the east exit of Kisarazu Station, Rabin is a coffee...

When you pass by the restaurant in the evening, you can hear the warm lights and happy voices in the restaurant and end up stopping by. Local regulars say that the volume of the meals and the atmosphe...

We are sure you will be captivated by the soup made with plenty of shellfish caught in Kisarazu ✨ We have a parking lot with 15 spaces available.

Conger eel from Futtsu ・ white mil. Katsuura bonito ・ horse mackerel. Sea bream from Kamogawa. Kinmedai from Choshi. Clams ・ Stupid clams ・ ・ ・ from Kisarazu Banzu tideland. Seasonal Kaiseki course wi...