Location: Chikuma
Top Restaurants in Chikuma
Top Things to do in Chikuma
- 1. Obasute tanada (Terraced rice fields)
- 2. Joyama Historic Site Park (Arato Castle Remains)
- 3. Obasute Service Area Kudari Lookout
- 4. Public Bath Manyo, Ultrasound Onsen
- 5. Shinshu Anzu no Sato Aguri Park
- 6. Obasute Station
- 7. Sanada Treasure Museum
- 8. Nishizawa Museum of Piggy Banks
- 9. Anzu no Sato Tourist Center
- 10. Matsushiro
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Top 10 Japanese food in Chikuma, Nagano Prefecture, Japan
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Chikuma. Chikuma was the second and last vessel in the Tone class of heavy cruisers in the Imperial Japanese Navy. The ship was named after the Chikuma River, in Nagano prefecture of Japan.
Things to do in Chikuma
10. Hayashiya Shokudo
Reviewed By waraiotoko13
ここは肉質がよく、にんにくの効いたタレがたまらんのですよ❗サイドメニューがほとんど無い店なので肉食い一本って感じですよ～でもここで注意点、一人前の量が多いので調子に乗って頼むと肉地獄ですよ
9. Santensan
Reviewed By TylerL765
Izakaya with a very stylish design and carefully-prepared dishes to match. Their menu is as thick as a book -- there are so many dishes to choose from. Some of the menu items are a bit challenging, so the more adventuresome you are, the more you will likely enjoy Santensan. My favorite is the basashi (horse sashimi). The owner has a gruff exterior, but you can tell he takes pride in his operation and has a kind heart.
8. Kibarashi Shokudo
7. Oyaki Shichifuku Inshokuten
Reviewed By TylerL765
Shichifuku is arguably the best place for oyaki dumplings in all of Nagano. Known as Nagano's "soul-food", you'll find oyaki pretty much anywhere you go in the prefecture. But most of the time, it's like "How many days old are these oyaki?" At Shichifuku, she grills them right then and there when you order, so they come piping hot and go sooooo good with a cold beer!
6. Wako Sushi
5. Kohaku
Reviewed By ikua6
週末に友人と二人で来ました。メインの通りから少し入った場所にあるので分かりづらいかもしれません。名物のおしぼりうどんを囲炉裏に乗せ頂きました。ネズミ大根の絞り汁は、かなり辛いですが味噌を入れるとマイルドになります。ビールを数本飲んだところで、急にお客が多くなりました。温泉のホテルから一次会が終わり繰り出してきた人達です。静かな雰囲気が好みであれば、早めに来店することをおすすめします。
4. Daikoku Dining
Reviewed By TylerL765
Daikoku-ya's main dish is their ramen. People come from far and wide to eat their orthodox take on this quintessential Japanese dish. The locals of course also love their ramen, but Daikoku-ya's garlic sauce tonkatsu is legendary. If you really, really like garlic, you gotta try their 'ninniku-tare' (garlic sauce) tonkatsu.
3. Isshotei
2. Ubasute Service Area Upline
Overall Ratings
3 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By ScenicHiker575
信州みそめん舎を利用しました。ご当地のたかむら味噌を利用した味噌ラーメンを提供するお店です。味噌ラーメンと野沢菜ご飯のセットを頼みました。味は普通の味噌ラーメンでしたが、海苔に文字がはいっていて驚きました！
1. Soba Kaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Christine T
Make sure you see how the soba master cut the soba in perfect timing and size! Impressive. Soba tasted great and the little "museum" behind the restaurant is charming.
What to do and see in Chikuma, Japan: The Best Places and Tips
