Mikawaya Shizuoka Oden
Mikawaya occupies a corner of Aoba Yokocho, the Shizuoka alley where small restaurants open their counters into the evening. It began as a street stall in 1948 and keeps…
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Mikawaya occupies a corner of Aoba Yokocho, the Shizuoka alley where small restaurants open their counters into the evening. It began as a street stall in 1948 and keeps…
View profile →On the approach to Shizuoka Sengen Shrine, Ogawa serves daytime oden in a room that retains the feel of an old-fashioned sweets shop. Its location makes it easy to try a…
View profile →Mutsugiku is a convenient stop for travellers arriving by rail: it sits about 150 metres south of Hamamatsu Station’s south exit. The restaurant opened in 1962 and says…
View profile →Ishimatsu Gyoza’s JR Hamamatsu Station branch is inside the station complex, on the first floor of Meiwain Ekimachi West. That makes it an obvious option for travellers…
View profile →At Shizuoka Station, KIMIKURA turns a break between trains into a direct introduction to Japanese tea. The branch is inside the PARCHE building, on the first floor of Sh…
View profile →T’s green omachi is a reason to pause in central Shizuoka and think of tea as an agricultural product, not just a drink. The café is in Shichikencho, in a small building…
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