Kappou Dejima

Kappou Dejima
Izakaya Bar
Experience authentic Japanese cuisine at Kappou Dejima in Sakata, where seafood and izakaya dishes are crafted with local ingredients and warm hospitality.
Restaurant Details
Kappou Dejima is a charming culinary gem nestled in the heart of Sakata, Yamagata. This restaurant offers an authentic Japanese dining experience, specializing in seafood and izakaya-style dishes. With nearly 50 years of history, Kappou Dejima is run by a delightful elderly couple who bring warmth and passion to every dish they serve.
The menu is a celebration of local ingredients, featuring an omakase course that highlights the finest produce from the region. Diners can indulge in a variety of small dishes, including sashimi, grilled items, and unique offerings like whale soup and cold cod soup. The meticulous preparation and selection of ingredients ensure a memorable dining experience.
Located at 2-chōme-1-12 Nakamachi, Kappou Dejima is conveniently situated near Sakata City Hall and Sakata Station, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors. The restaurant's aged exterior and interior exude a cozy, old-fashioned charm, with both table and counter seating available.
The atmosphere at Kappou Dejima is warm and welcoming, reminiscent of coming home. Guests are greeted with a friendly smile from the owner and hostess, ensuring attentive and personable service throughout their visit. The restaurant also offers a selection of local sake, such as Jyouki Gen and Hatsumago, to complement the exquisite dishes.
Whether you're a seafood enthusiast or simply looking to experience traditional Japanese cuisine, Kappou Dejima promises an unforgettable dining adventure in Sakata.
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Kappou Dejima Address
2-1-12 Nakamachi, Sakata, Yamagata 998-0044
Kappou Dejima Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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