"Hinode," a clam restaurant in Kuwana, offers a once-a-year opportunity to fully enjoy large, plump clams.

As the pun goes, "That technique is like grilled clams from Kuwana," Kuwana is synonymous with clam dishes, and when it comes to clam dishes, there's a long-established restaurant called "Hinode" where you can enjoy the rich flavor of local clams. Founded in the Edo period, it boasts a charming atmosphere and has been in business for over 90 years...

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Enjoy freshly fried, crispy, and lightly fried, elegant tempura at the counter of "Mimatsu".

In Chitose, with its small noren (traditional Japanese curtain) hanging low, stands the tempura specialty restaurant "Mimatsu," quietly taking over with the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese inn. The restaurant was originally run as a sushi restaurant by the previous owner, but his son, Kazutaka Takeo, after training at a tempura specialty restaurant in Asakusa, Tokyo, returned to Hamamatsu and opened the tempura specialty restaurant about 20 years ago...

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Benmatsu, a traditional Japanese restaurant and catering business with over 50 years of history, offers Japanese cuisine, wine, sake, and spring kimonos.

Heading east from the intersection in front of Hamamatsu City Hall, and turning into an alleyway, you'll find "Benmatsu," a restaurant with a charming, woody exterior. Until the previous generation, it was a beloved Kyoto-style Japanese restaurant run by skilled chefs, but now, under the third-generation owner, Juntaro Matsuyama, has taken over...

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Founded in 1924, "Kappo Benichi" offers a full course meal showcasing the finest Japanese cuisine, showcasing the skills of a long-established kappo restaurant.

Founded in 1924 (Taisho 13), Kappo Benichi, a long-established restaurant in Hamamatsu's fish market district, celebrated its 90th anniversary at the end of last year. Beyond the cuisine, it boasts a charming atmosphere and offers tranquil, traditional Japanese private rooms. The restaurant features a wonderful array of tableware and furnishings, and...

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Enjoy fresh seafood and exquisite horse meat at "Izakaya Hamachan," a hidden gem of an izakaya in Toyama!

If you're looking to enjoy seasonal seafood in Toyama at a reasonable price, how about a hidden gem of an izakaya (Japanese pub) frequented by discerning locals? Near the Omachi tram station, not far from Minami-Toyama station, is "Izakaya Hamachan," a place known only to those in the know, with its retro atmosphere and glowing red lanterns. Such...

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Unakichi, a specialty restaurant for charcoal-grilled eel, offers nourishing and invigorating Kansai-style crispy and fragrant eel rice bowls.

When you think of Hamamatsu, you think of eel. While there are many specialty restaurants serving eel, preferences vary depending on the grilling method, the taste of the sauce, and the way the rice is cooked. Perhaps it's a characteristic of eel that everyone has their own favorite restaurant. Located along the Kanazashi Kaido road in Mikatahara-cho is a charcoal-grilled eel restaurant...

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Year-end party hosted by Mr. Yoshikazu Ozawa of Ozawa Architectural Design Office at "Hanahoan Takayama"

  Located a short distance from the city center of Kakegawa, just a one-minute walk from Ikoi-no-Hiroba Station on the Tenryu-Hamanako Line, is the Japanese restaurant "Hanahoan Takayama." The owner honed his skills for many years in Kyoto and previously worked at the high-class restaurant "Kaienro" in Iwata before opening this single-story restaurant...

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Exclusive coverage of "Kappo Shinhama"! Part 2: Year-end party with "Doman Crab Hamana Lake Natural Enshu Hot Pot"

Turning onto Futamata Street from Yanagi Street and heading towards Motohama, you'll see the sign for "Kappo Shinhama." Founded in the early Meiji era as "Shinhama Fish Shop," the current owner, Mitsuhiro Nagatani, is the fourth generation, and the restaurant is beloved by its regulars and bustling with customers day and night. The interior offers a view of the kitchen...

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