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Such a cute and fun place. You can watch how masu sushi is made, and you can even make your own—super unique!
They also have displays on the history of the sushi and some traditional tools. It’s small, but there’s a lot to see.
Best part: you get to sample authentic masu sushi. So fresh! Definitely worth a quick stop if you’re nearby.
Inside, you can see the tools and packaging methods used back in the day, and watch craftsmen demonstrate how they press that wooden box sushi.
The most fun part is the hands-on area where you can make your own masu sushi. Afterward, you can eat it right there—it tastes super fresh.
The place isn’t big, but it’s very clean and nicely done. They also sell all kinds of sushi souvenirs.
Overall, it’s a relaxed vibe with lots of local character. If you’re into Japanese food culture, you’ll find it really interesting.
