Masubuchi Gyoen

Northern Ibaraki

Kitaibaraki City

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Masubuchi Gyoen is a restaurant with 50 years of history, where customers can catch fish and have it cooked on-site.

The charming wooden lodge, located in northern Ibaraki and surrounded by greenery, features terraced ponds where visitors can catch various seasonal fish, including rainbow trout. The rainbow trout here is often compared to salmon due to its pink-colored flesh.

Those not used to fishing can order set menus consisting of grilled fish, local vegetables, and rice. Seasonal dishes may include wild plants such as butterbur and flowering fern, vegetable and mushroom tempura, miso soup, and rainbow trout sashimi.

Information

Address: Ibaraki, Kitaibaraki, Hanakawa, Hanazono 469-3
Access: By public transport: 30 minutes by taxi from JR Isohara Station
By car: 30 minutes from Kitaibaraki IC on the Joban Expressway
Business Hours: 11:00 - 15:00
Closed: Wednesdays
Website: https://www.kitaibarakishi-kankokyokai.gr.jp/page/page000041.html
Parking: Standard-sized cars: 20
Microbuses: Not allowed
Large buses: Not allowed

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