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Located in Kiyomidai-Higashi, “Nagasakidō” is a specialty shop for Japanese sweets that pays meticulous attention to every detail, from ingredient selection to production methods. From its signature p...

We are a specialty yakiniku restaurant where you can enjoy carefully selected Japanese Black beef from the Kaneda area. We welcome a wide range of customers, including visitors to Kisarazu for shoppin...

Located about a 6-minute walk from the East Exit of JR Kisarazu Station, “Sakana to Tempura Sanoya” is a restaurant specializing in seafood dishes and tempura, where you can enjoy the bounty of both t...

A 6-minute walk from Kisarazu Station. Enjoy our signature soup curry and house-roasted coffee. We also offer private events, and with counter seating available, feel free to stop by even if you’re di...

We are a yakisoba specialty restaurant located in the former sento (public bath) "Ginsenyu" within walking distance from the west exit of Kisarazu Station in the central area of Kisarazu City. We serv...

You can enjoy freshly baked bread every day in the Goi area. With a spacious parking lot, it’s easy to stop by by car, and it’s convenient for breakfast, lunch, or shopping on your way home from work....

Patisserie Coquillage" boasts madeleines that are perfect for gifts and today's snacks, and also sells cakes and tarts, and offers seasonal products, so you can enjoy this pastry shop no matter how ma...

Located right in front of the West Exit of JR Goi Station, “Tanbara Goi” is a yakiniku izakaya featuring yakiniku ・, horumon ・, all-you-can-drink ・, and private rooms. You can choose from a variety of...

Located about a 4-minute walk from Kimitsu Station, “Kimitsu no Kan” is an izakaya where you can casually enjoy seasonal fresh seafood and carefully crafted Japanese cuisine. We offer an extensive men...

A wide variety of freshly baked items are available, from delicatessen kokkoban filled with a variety of side dishes to sweet kokkoban that can be enjoyed as a dessert, to the nostalgic deep-fried bre...