Hotaru Ya

Hotaru Ya
Discover authentic yakitori and suppon at Hotaru Ya, your perfect Izakaya escape near Tsuchizaki Station.
Restaurant Details
Welcome to Hotaru Ya, an inviting Izakaya nestled in Tsuchizakiminato Chuo, Akita. Renowned for its culinary delights, Hotaru Ya entices patrons with the rich flavors of yakitori, grilled to perfection. The unique taste of suppon, a soft-shell turtle delicacy, is meticulously prepared to highlight its distinct essence.
Conveniently located within walking distance of Tsuchizaki Station, Hotaru Ya is an ideal spot for locals and international travelers seeking an authentic Japanese dining experience. The venue combines cozy intimacy with the capacity to host larger gatherings, making it suitable for various occasions.
Upon entering, guests are greeted by a bubbly, warm atmosphere, often bustling with regular patrons. Managed by a passionate husband-wife team, Hotaru Ya is celebrated for its attentive service and exceptional hospitality. The staff ensures that every guest’s dining needs are met, whether you're enjoying a solitary meal or a night out with friends.
The menu is an artful blend of traditional and innovative dishes. Hotaru Ya's homemade tofu is a must-try, alongside the fresh assortment of sashimi. The expertly crafted ramen and yakitori selections consistently captivate the taste buds, reflecting the vibrant culinary heritage of Tsuchizaki.
As evening descends, Hotaru Ya transforms into a lively Izakaya. With an impressive sake selection, complemented by delectable otsumami, it becomes the perfect spot for an after-hours retreat. Every visit is a treasured experience, as guests savor the delightful combination of culinary artistry and warm hospitality.
Hotaru Ya Phone Number
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Hotaru Ya Address
5-chōme-3-39 Tsuchizakiminato Chūō, Akita, 011-0946, Japan
Hotaru Ya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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