Awaji Gochisoukan Miketsukuni is a brick building renovated from a Taisho era factory, and is a restaurant where you can taste the culinary charm of Awaji Island, which in the past provided foodstuffs to the imperial family.
In a spacious space with 100 seats, you can enjoy local seafood, Awaji beef, and unique onion soup.
This fusion of the history and flavors of Awaji Island makes it a recommended gourmet spot.
What is Miketsukuni?
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Awaji Gochisoukan Miketsukuni Tourist Attractions
Awaji Gochisoukan Miketsukuni has the following three attractions.
- Enjoy Dining in a Stylish Awaji Island Red Brick Warehouse
- Restaurant with a menu featuring seafood and Japanese beef from Awaji Island
- Close to Sumoto Hot Springs, Sumoto Castle, and Sumoto Bus Center
Enjoy Dining in a Stylish Awaji Island Red Brick Warehouse
Awaji Gochisokan Miketsukuni is a group of historical buildings that symbolize the Industrial Revolution of the Meiji and Taisho Eras (over 100 years ago).
Having survived the Nankai Earthquake and the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, the buildings are now reused as cultural facilities such as the municipal library in addition to the Mishoku-kuni, and they continue to convey a valuable historical legacy to the present.
Surrounding public facilities are also made of red bricks, blending in with the landscape and adding vitality to the area as a new spot.
At Awaji Gochisoukan Miketsukuni, you can enjoy dishes centered on the seafood of Awaji Island, which is so rich that it was once presented to the imperial family.
The menu, which uses fresh seafood, allows visitors to fully enjoy the area's unique charms.
In addition, the restaurant also offers fine meat dishes such as Awaji beef, which combines traditional flavors with modern ingenuity.
Awaji Gochisoukan Miketsukuni is surrounded by tourist attractions such as Sumoto Onsen, Sumoto Castle, and Ohama Beach, which are easily accessible on foot or by cab.
It is also located near the Sumoto Bus Center, making it an ideal place to dine after arriving on Awaji Island.
Unique facilities such as the Dracula Monument and S BRICK (café) offer a variety of experiences for visitors.
Awaji Gochisokan Miketsukuni Basic Information
Name | Awaji Gochisoukan Miketsukuni |
Address | 1-1-8 Shioya, Sumoto City, Hyogo Prefecture |
Phone | 0799-26-1133 |
Official WEB | http://www.miketsu.jp/ |
Opening hours | Wednesdays (Open every day in August and on national holidays) |
Closed | Admission fee |
Admission | Admission fee |
Parking | Yes (parking lot in front of Sumoto Bus Center) |
Parking fee | Free for the first hour. 100 yen per hour thereafter. Free for 1 hour if the total amount spent is 4,000 yen or more. |
Access | By car: 15 minutes from Sumoto IC Public transportation: 4 min. walk from Sumoto Bus Center |