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Day-to-day services in Takamori, Kumamoto
Takamori · Kumamoto · 12 places
Day to day
Takamori Dengaku Preservation Society
Originator of Takamori dengaku, charcoal-grilled hearth cuisine served in a Meiji-era old house.
Takamori Dengaku Village
Charcoal-grilled local dengaku in a 200-year-old farmhouse, with Takamori taro and views of Nekodake.
Tokumaru Restaurant
Eatery of 50-year pickle shop Tokumaru, serving a pickle lunch with half-milled multigrain rice and varied pickles.
Grill de Kato
Curry shaped like symbol Mt. Nekodake, using red beef and specialty tomatoes, won the Aso Geopark brand top prize.
Yamayasu
Specialty restaurant for traceable Aso akaushi beef, including steak and beef bowls.
Yamamura Sake Brewery
Kumamoto's oldest sake brewery, founded in 1762 and famous for Reizan; brewery tours and tastings by reservation.
Aso Cafe Sosui
Takamori cafe serving five-hour drip coffee, just four cups, plus limited tomato roll cake.
Daiaso Blueberry Farm Asoburu
Small cafe in a blueberry tourist farm, open mid-March to early November, serving farm blueberry soft serve and drinks.
Aso Cafe SOSUI
Nordic-style cafe with creative sweets using local ingredients, including fruit shortcake, moist Aso brandy cake, and summer shaved ice.
Tanoshika-tei
Renovated old house opposite Reizan brewery; three local women serve traditional kaitenyaki, plus okonomiyaki, gyoza, takoyaki, and summer shaved ice.
Nantetsu Cafe
Cafe at Takamori Station serving Aso-milk lattes, banana smoothies, and light meals, plus monthly markets and night events.
Fukumame
Takamori shop with gently sweet bean sweets and Japanese confectionery, good for snacks or gifts.