Town Guide

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...

Located about a 4-minute walk from Kimitsu Station, “Kimitsu no Kan” is an izakaya where you can casually enjoy seasonal fresh seafood and carefully crafted Japanese cuisine. We offer an extensive men...

Minatoku Kitchen is a restaurant with the theme of Japanese flavors that is loved by the locals. Not far from the Waikiki area, Minatoku Kitchen is a great place for tourists who want to take a break ...

Located about a 6-minute walk from the East Exit of JR Kisarazu Station, “Sakana to Tempura Sanoya” is a restaurant specializing in seafood dishes and tempura, where you can enjoy the bounty of both t...

Reasonably priced and generous portions. If you miss heartwarming home cooking, come to Kotohira. ●Home-made potato salad and pickled Chinese cabbage are served We serve hearty home-made potato sa...

Cafe ＆ Bar where bagel sandwiches and original coffee are popular, and where you can also drink alcohol at night. Japanese staff is always available, so you don't have to worry even if you are not con...

Based on traditional kaiseki cuisine, meticulously prepared dish by dish, we offer Japanese cuisine that incorporates Hawaiian ingredients and uses water from the Independent State of Hawaii, the Land...

Sushi restaurant Sushi Kai Omakase course is hearty and filling with fresh fish at an affordable price. We offer a one-hour omakase course for $85 per person, which includes 3 appetizers, 10 pieces ...