Prefectural beach glowing hall meal place abit

As a store directly operated by a seafood company, the freshness and taste of the seafood are guaranteed. The huge live fish tank inside the restaurant, filled with fish sourced directly from local fishermen, is a must-see. The menu is rich with options including bowls, sushi, and set meals. The third floor features guest rooms for accommodation, allowing you to relax and unwind from your travel fatigue. Outside the guest room windows, a leisurely view of the Seto Inland Sea unfolds. It is an "ocean inn" where you can enjoy both day trips and overnight stays.

The Mitarai district, located in the eastern part of the island island of Osaki in the Seto Inland Sea, once flourished as a port city waiting for the tide. The "Nagomi-tei" is a dining hall located in a section of the Edo period town that has been designated as the National Historic Traditional Buildings Preservation Area. The building, which is more than 200 years old, is a boat inn that was once also an amusement park, and its style remains everywhere. The boastful "conger rice", which is made with a selection of conger eel, has an outstanding taste of conger rice tangled with sweet and spicy sauce. In the seats on the second floor, you can enjoy a meal while looking at the sea.

A popular store in Hiroshima and Kure from a wide range of ages as the only "submarine-looking coffee shop" in Japan. It is one of the stores where you can eat "Kaizoku Curry" certified by the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, and here it offers curry that replicates the recipes actually eaten in the "submarine Kuroshio".