SEA BiRDS CAFE

Hitachi City

Northern Ibaraki

Cafes

Seabird's Café, adjacent to Hitachi Station, features large windows that offer a beautiful panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean and the Asahi Overpass along the coastline.
The café and station, designed by renowned architect Kazuyo Sejima from Hitachi City, showcase a unique design that has won several awards.
The menu varies depending on the time of day: in the morning, light snacks such as pancakes are served, while hearty meals are available for lunch and dinner. Popular desserts include honey caramel pancakes topped with banana and cream, as well as a chocolate cake called "Volcano," topped with ice cream and fruit.
The café also offers dishes made with local specialties and serves locally brewed Hitachino Nest Beer.

Information

Address: Ibaraki, Hitachi, Asahi 1-3-20
Access: By public transport: Right next to JR Hitachi Station
By car: 15 minutes from Hitachi Chuo IC on the Joban Expressway
Business Hours: 7:00 - 22:00 (L.O. 21:00)
Website: http://seabirdscafe.com/
Contact: 0294-26-0187
Parking: Please park in a nearby parking lot.

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