Omi Merchant-tei

Info

Address:

51 Nakajuku, Aiso-cho, Aichi-gun, Shiga

Public Transportation:

Omi Railway Aichikawa Station → A short walk; or JR Notogawa Station → 13 minutes by car

Car Access:

15 minutes from Meishin Expressway Yokaichi IC; or 10 minutes from Meishin Expressway Huongsansan PA (Smart Inter)

Parking Number:

30 cars

Phone Number:

0749-42-3131

Business Hours

11: 30-14: 30, 17-21 (all day and night reservations required)

Cuisines Category

Local cuisine

(For in-store eating and drinking)

Omi Merchant-tei Entrance

Omi Merchant Pavilion Main Door

Omi Merchant-tei Entrance

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