Osakana Tengoku Conveyor Belt Sushi & Seafood

Oarai Town

Central Ibaraki

Japanese Food

"Osakana Tengoku" translates to "fish paradise." The restaurant is located next to Oarai Seafood Market, guaranteeing the day's freshest catch.
Recommendations include the seafood rice bowl available year-round or anglerfish hotpot during winter.

Information

Address: 8253-18 Isohamacho, Oarai Town
Access: 5-minute taxi ride from Oarai Station on the Oarai-Kashima Line
Business Hours: Weekdays: 11:00-20:00
Weekends: 10:00-20:00
Open everyday
Website: https://www.osakana-tengoku.com/
Contact: TEL: 029-264-7676
Parking: Car parking available

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