Kaki no ha Sushi Kuwaraku

Kaki no ha Sushi Kuwaraku | Wakateku

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Kaki no ha Sushi Kuwaraku

Information posted on:2018.09.25

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Kaki no ha Sushi Kuwaraku

Street address	Kudoyama Kudoyama-cho 1353
phone number	0736-54-2600
business hours	8:00-売り切れまで
Regular holiday	不定休
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Nearby spots

Museum

Kudoyamacho、Kudoyamacho

Tsunejiro Matsuyama Memorial Museum

A museum displaying personal items and other artifacts belonging to local politician Tsunejiro Matsuyama. Additionally, the museum also displays sketches from the late Ikuo Hirayama, a famous master painter who was married to Matsuyama's eldest daughter, Michiko.

Kudoyama Kudoyama-cho 1452

0736-54-2414

10: 00-16: 30 (Last entry is at 16:00)

Monday · Tuesday (in case of holiday, sales, next weekday holiday)
Other items

Kudoyamacho、Kudoyamacho

Taiyo Foods

In business for over 50 years, Taiyo Foods makes well-loved condiments and seasonings. Their main products are their popular brands of sauce and okonomiyaki and takoyaki flour, but they also produce other original seasonings using local ingredients such as fuyu persimmons.

Kudoyama Kudoyama-cho 1669

0736-54-2165

8:00-19:00

New Year's Holiday
Outdoor

Kudoyamacho、Kudoyamacho

Niu River (Tamagawa Gorge)

The Nyu River flowing through Tamagawa Gorge has gained popularity as one of the best scenic places in Kansai. The clear waters of the river weave through the peculiarly shaped rocks of the gorge, which is listed as a Wakayama Prefecture Designated Cultural Asset. Visitors can enjoy many outdoor activities including playing in the river, camping, hiking, fishing for ayu and amago, and watching fireflies.

Nyugawa~Nyugo

0736-54-2019 (Kutsuyama Town Office Office Industry Promotion Division)
Museum

Kudoyamacho、Kudoyamacho

Former Kayano house (Oishi Junkyoni Memorial Museum)

The Former Kayano House was built in the mid-Edo period as a satobo (monks' housing) of Koyasan Shinzoin Temple, and was used as such until the Meiji era. It was opened to the public in January 2010.

Kudoyama Kudoyama-cho 1327

0736-54-2411

10:00-16:30

Monday · Tuesday (in case of holiday, sales, next weekday holiday)