Hamachaya

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Hamachaya is a prestigious and highly renowned dining restaurant located along the beautiful coastline of Tsukumi City, where you can fully enjoy fresh local marine bounty while overlooking the grand, vast ocean from an absolute prime location. Especially the famous "Hyuga-don," which luxuriously utilizes fresh tuna raised by the rich channel sea, or the charcoal-grilled fresh seafood experience cooked by yourself, features an extraordinary flavor that captures food-loving global travelers. Listening to the peaceful sea murmur and touching local people's unpretentious warm hospitality gently melt away travel fatigue. Fully enjoy the exceptional gourmet meal to stay filled in mind and body, surrendering your body to nature's natural bio-rhythm along with the calm sea air.

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Hamachaya

Address: 6029-1 Chinu, Tsukumi City, Oita Prefecture
Website: https://tsukumiryoku.com/pages/232/detail=1/b_id=1242/r_id=89/
Operator: Hamachaya

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