This restaurant specializes in a Japanese dish called sazae don. In Japanese “sazae" is translated as turban shell, a species of sea snail, and “don" means bowl. The dish usually consists of turban shells fried with egg, mushrooms and honewort leaves served on a bed of hot rice. There’s nothing like a good fried sazae – crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Delicious!
This Japanese restaurant focuses on seafood and a traditional Japanese rice dish called "kamameshi". Highlights from Suehiro's menu include their well-known sea
This restaurant is famous for their roasted rice ball tea-soup. Based on a traditional Japanese dish called ochazuke, this simple Japanese dish is made by pouri
Located just two minutes from Saigo-ko Port, this hotel boasts a scenic view of the ocean from the lobby and guest rooms.
This shrine is found in a very historic area of Oki, built in the iconic Oki-zukuri, or Oki style. Next to the shrine is the 2000 year old Yao Sugi Cedar, measu
Located east of the foot of Mt. Omachiji, this interestingly named tree is estimated to be about 800 years old. The locals hold festivals in honor of this sacre
Dangyo Falls is located upstream on the Nagu river, and consists of two warterfalls: Osudaki (Male Waterfall) and Mesudaki (Female Waterfall). The Dangyo Shrine
Serving various dishes that include sazae, a type of sea snail, this restaurant is known for its reasonable prices and homely atmosphere. It’s found on the road
Literally translated to "Sazae Village", this restaurant specializes in all dishes related to sazae. Sazae is a type of sea snail that is used as a local delica
Named after its resemblance to a "Sazae" (turban shell), Sazaedo is a Buddhist temple with a double helix structure, meaning that visitors go up using a clock-w
Named after its resemblance to a "Sazae" (turban shell), Sazaedo is a Buddhist temple with a double helix structure, meaning that visitors go up using a clock-w
Omori Shell Mound Park commemorates the site of Japan’s first archeological dig, a Jomon period (14,000 BC to 300 BC) seaside village.
Sea Shell features a seasonal outdoor pool, rooms with ocean views and a terrace, just a 4-minute walk from the white sands of Shirahama Beach. Western and Japa