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Kanagawa
Kamakura Seafood -umi- Kamakura Komachi
A seafood restaurant conveniently located approximately a 3-minute walk from JR Kamakura Station, offering natural bluefin tuna. Dishes feature both wild bluefin tuna sourced directly from Misaki Port in Kanagawa and "Misaki Tuna," served with views of the second torii gate of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, attracting many visitors to Kamakura. The "Premium Lean Cut" allows a comparison between wild bluefin tuna from Ireland, known for its exceptional quality, and high-grade "Misaki Tuna" preserved at peak freshness through advanced freezing techniques. In addition to tuna, the menu includes the "Shirasu Bowl," limited to 10 servings per day, made with "Shonan Shirasu (white baits)" from Hira Toshimaru, a whitebait fishing operator at Sajima Port on the west coast of Yokosuka.
If you want to enjoy freshly caught seafood, a restaurant at the fish market is a must. Breakfast is especially popular. Frequented by people working at fishing ports and markets, these spots offer hearty seafood bowls and set meals at reasonable prices. Some of the most popular markets among tourists include Hakodate Morning Market, Otaru Triangle Market, Odawara Fish Center, Sakata Seafood Market, Fukui Nihonkai Fish Town, Oarai Seafood Market, and Tsukiji Outer Market. Enjoy the lively atmosphere while filling your stomach with delicious seafood.
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鎌倉海鮮 碧海 umi 若宮大路
A seafood restaurant conveniently located approximately a 3-minute walk from JR Kamakura Station, offering natural bluefin tuna. Dishes feature both wild bluefin tuna sourced directly from Misaki Port in Kanagawa and "Misaki Tuna," served with views of the second torii gate of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, attracting many visitors to Kamakura. The "Premium Lean Cut" allows a comparison between wild bluefin tuna from Ireland, known for its exceptional quality, and high-grade "Misaki Tuna" preserved at peak freshness through advanced freezing techniques. In addition to tuna, the menu includes the "Shirasu Bowl," limited to 10 servings per day, made with "Shonan Shirasu (white baits)" from Hira Toshimaru, a whitebait fishing operator at Sajima Port on the west coast of Yokosuka.
美味物問屋 うれしたのし屋
The appeal of "Umaimon Tonya Ureshi Tanoshiya" lies above all in its fresh local ingredients. The company president recalls, "When we first opened, I knew little about the ingredients from the area where I was born and raised." Six months later, the restaurant closed temporarily while he traveled around the Miura Peninsula, where he realized, "The Miura Peninsula is a treasure trove of ingredients." This became a major turning point. Today, the restaurant holds auction bidding rights at two nearby fishing ports and serves dishes made with fresh seafood purchased directly by the president, earning popularity among a wide range of diners.
