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Maezawa Beef “Nigiri” Sukehachi Sushi

Oshu City

Southern Iwate

Local CuisinesMountain Delicacies

    Maezawa beef nigiri is the first and original nigiri in Japan. In order to bring out the maximum flavor of Maesawa Beef, the ``Toro of the Land'', please enjoy the creative cooking methods and works of art of taste.

    Address
    2-8-9 Ekihigashi, Maezawa-ku, Oshu 029-4211
    Business Hours
    11:30-14:00
    16:00-21:00
    Closed
    Monday
    Access
    Route 1: Ichinoseki Station → [15 minutes by conventional line] Maezawa Station → [5 minutes by taxi] Maezawa Beef Nigiri Sukehachi Sushi

    Route 2: Hiraizumi Maezawa IC → [10 minutes by car] Maezawa beef “Nigiri” Sukehachi Sushi
    Inquiries
    Sukehachi sushi
    Phone number 0197-56-4141
    FAX number 0197-56-4149
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