Hamamatsu's "Yakitori Hadashi": Enjoy carefully grilled yakitori over binchotan charcoal, served omakase (chef's choice) until you tell them to stop!

Located in Sanarudai 2-chome, a quiet residential area away from the hustle and bustle of the city, "Yakitori Hadashi," a charcoal-grilled yakitori specialty restaurant, opened in December 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. Since it's quite close to my home by Lake Sanaru, I was happy to see a yakitori restaurant open nearby, and I posted about it on Instagram...

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"Aji Ichiba" is an izakaya (Japanese pub) where you can enjoy seasonal local fish and delicious local sake, using carefully selected ingredients chosen by the owner.

Visit "Jizake Senmonten Aji Ichiba," a local izakaya frequented by locals, where the owner himself travels to Hamamatsu Market, Maisaka Fishing Port, and Omaezaki Fishing Port to procure carefully selected ingredients, and serves seasonal creative dishes paired with carefully chosen local sake! It's located about 3km from the south exit of JR Tokai Hamamatsu Station...

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"Tsuki no Usagi" (Moon Rabbit) is a recommended izakaya (Japanese pub) that serves fresh fish sourced from the market every morning, perfect for a get-together!

Located within a 3-minute walk from Daiichi-dori Station on the Enshu Railway, also known as the "Red Train," which runs north-south through Hamamatsu, is the izakaya "Bettaku DINING Tsuki no Usagi" on Yurino-ki Street! Here, owner Yoshinori Kato goes to the market every morning to select fresh fish, which is then served at reasonable prices...

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