Aji no Masafuku ACROS Fukuoka
A Hakata home-style restaurant on ACROS Fukuoka's second basement level, with fifty years of history, Nagahama seafood, mirin-marinated black cod and miso eggplant.
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A Hakata home-style restaurant on ACROS Fukuoka's second basement level, with fifty years of history, Nagahama seafood, mirin-marinated black cod and miso eggplant.
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