Other Japanese Food, Washoku (Traditional Japanese), Seafood
Average cost
Dinner: US$35.95
Autumn Special
US$9.80 per reservation
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You will order and pay the restaurant directly when you dine, typically US$32.68–US$39.21 per person
US$9.80 concierge fee
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Description
Nebuta no Kuni Taka Kyuu in Aomori City is a cultural dining experience combining traditional Izakaya delicacies with live Tsugaru shamisen performances. Known for its vibrant showcase of Aomori's regional cuisine, the restaurant offers an immersive journey into local flavors, particularly with its exquisite seafood offerings like Oma tuna and succulent scallops. This seafood haven proudly features Aomori's fresh produce, with dishes that perfectly complement the robust sake options available.
Located in the bustling neighborhood of Honchō, the restaurant is easily accessible from the main shopping street of Shinmachi Dori. The decor inside reflects the spirit of the Nebuta festival, with captivating Nebuta-themed decorations creating a festive atmosphere.
The ambiance is lively, fitting for a night of entertainment and cultural immersion. Dining here is more than just a meal; it’s a joyous celebration with performances and dance routines that guests can partake in, making it ideal for groups and tourists looking for an authentic Japanese experience.
Managed by a charismatic team, the service at Nebuta no Kuni Taka Kyuu is as commendable as the food itself. Friendly staff members enchant guests with their enthusiastic service, often joined by local performers guiding visitors through traditional dances.
Whether you are looking to enjoy a tranquil meal or partake in a rambunctious celebration, the restaurant promises an unforgettable dining experience tuned to the rhythms of Tsugaru shamisen, perfect for those exploring Aomori's rich cultural heritage.
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Course changes seasonally, exact dishes can't be confirmed in advance. byFood can communicate any dietary needs to the restaurant when you book.
No refund within 1 week of the reservation or no-shows.
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Ricky ChiuOctober 2025 • byFood
The meal and the performance were exceptional. The staff were very welcoming and invited me and several others up to participate in a festival like dance.
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Roxana PatzAugust 2025 • byFood
It was such a great experience. The food was very delicious and the entertainment was exceptional
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