Sado Kinzan Gold Mine is the largest producing gold mine in Japan. At present, this gold mine It has opened as a museum. To provide knowledge to tourists To be able to understand the production methods tools Which is shown with models that can be seen from the Edo period, when manual labor was still used, and the Meiji period. developed to use machines to save energy empoyyee , Inside the air is very cold. The entrance to the inner mine is well done and easy to walk. There is heavy gold that tourists can try lifting. It's very heavy. The souvenir shop sells merchandise only here. I bought gold-infused sake and gold-infused cheesecake. And everyone, don't forget to try it. Golden soft cream too, it was delicious.

A gold mine with a lot of history to escape the summer heat. Inside the mine feels like around 16 degrees, slightly colder than in an air con environment. There are many mannequin robots inside that illustrates the time when miners are still mining for gold in this mine. It show cases the equipment and process that they use to get the gold from deep underground. The are 2 routes, the Sodayu right route is about 400m and the Doyu left route is about 1.5km. At the end of both route is a museum and souvenir shop where there is a real gold bar for visitors to try lift it up. The souvenirs are mainly packaged in gold themed packaging and there is also a shop beside that sells ice cream with gold flakes. It was an interesting experience, I find that the museum was less crowded during lunch time (12pm - 1pm) Visited 2 Aug 2025

Walk through an era of time deep inside the mines. The mine is well explained with different activities that used to happen for the mining of gold. It's quite cold inside the mines. Was interesting to know that battery powered trains were used in those times to extract the ore from the mines. There is a small cafe that serves gold infused coffee.

I love the whole scenery. Very fresh and peaceful. The staff was very helpful. She explained in English and suggested we choose Sodayu tunnel first (¥1,000) and if we want to do another one, we could at the price of ¥1,500. It is pretty cold inside the tunnel so please bring light jacket. Sodayu tunnel would take approximately 30 minutes. Each stop has descriptions in both Japanese and English. I read somewhere that there would be a complimentary tour guide but there was not. I saw there was audio available but without headsets. Maybe if you bring own headsets, you could listen through wifi and bluetooth. I wish I had more time to explore another tunnel and the whole area.

The core of the issue is Japan's failure to honor the public promise it made upon the 2015 UNESCO World Heritage inscription of its "Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution." 1. The Promise (2015) In 2015, when Japan applied to have 23 of its modern industrial facilities, including Hashima Island (commonly known as "Battleship Island"), listed as World Heritage Sites, it faced strong opposition. The South Korean government highlighted the painful history of Korean forced labor at seven of these sites. Facing international criticism, the Japanese representative at the UNESCO meeting made a public statement to the international community, promising to take measures to allow an understanding that "a large number of Koreans and others were brought against their will and forced to work under harsh conditions in the 1940s at some of the sites." Japan also pledged to establish an information center to commemorate the victims. The World Heritage inscription was approved on the condition of this promise. 2. Breach of Promise and Historical Distortion However, Japan has not fulfilled this commitment. * Distorted Information Center: In 2020, the Japanese government opened the "Industrial Heritage Information Centre" in Tokyo. Contrary to its purpose, the center does not tell the story of forced labor. Instead, it exclusively glorifies the industrial achievements of the Meiji era. More critically, it displays testimonies and materials that effectively deny that forced labor occurred, directly violating the promise to honor the victims and representing a serious distortion of history. * Absence of On-Site Information: At the actual heritage sites, including Battleship Island, there are no signs, memorials, or explanations acknowledging the history of forced labor. Visitors are presented only with a narrative of Japan's industrial prowess, leaving them completely unaware of the tragic human rights abuses and forced mobilization that formed the dark side of that history. 3. International Criticism In response, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee adopted resolutions in both 2021 and 2023 expressing its "strong regret" over Japan's failure to implement its promise. The Committee has repeatedly called on Japan to faithfully fulfill its commitment to commemorating the victims and to present a balanced and comprehensive history. Despite this, Japan has yet to take any meaningful action. In conclusion, Japan made a solemn promise to the international community to acknowledge its history of forced labor in order to secure a prestigious diplomatic achievement. However, once the sites were inscribed, it reneged on that promise and is now actively promoting a distorted version of history. This has drawn criticism for undermining the authority and spirit of UNESCO and for being an unethical stance that disregards the suffering of its victims.

Well worth the price of admission. It’s relatively short, which is nice because a lot of the mining museums in Japan have really long tunnels with nothing in them, but this was packed with stuff. The animatronics were really endearing and some of them were really funny, and the miniature models at the end were incredible. The gift shop has a lot of cool and affordable omiyage if you need to get something from Sado. I came to Sado for astrophotography but this was a really fun thing to do when it was overcast during the day. If you come to Sado and it’s raining this is a must.

I wonderful historical sightseeing location. Both mines are very well kept and the staff is very helpful and polite. The admission price is definitely worth the money especially if you're doing both mines. The restrooms are very clean and the minds themselves are not very slippery due to the wet flooring. I highly recommend going to both mines if you're thinking about visiting the location.

It was ok for a quick visit but underwhelming. There’s just a few explanation plates and that is pretty much it. You can’t walk in the structures only take photographs from afar, so there is that too. It’s ok to see it on your way after the gold mine (and it is open 24h), but I wouldn’t make a big detour for it or plan much time there.

On July 29, 2025, my wife and I drove here. We were happy that entry was free. My wife imagined that they were like castles in the air. Learning that the site were being lit up at night. We joined a tour night tour to come again. The sight and sound were underwhelming. All left in less than 10 minutes.

It is ok for a quick visit. Nothing much around here so it might be nice to come when the cafe Kitazawa Terrace is open. We went when cafe was close so nothing much to hold us here longer than 30 minutes. You can finish this off even less than 10 minutes if you are not keen for photos.

Visiting the Kitazawa Flotation Plant felt like stepping into a real-life Ghibli scene. The massive concrete ruins covered in moss are both haunting and beautiful, telling the story of Sado’s gold-mining past. I went during the evening light-up, and the glowing colors made the whole place magical. It’s free to visit, easy to walk around, and great for photos. If you have time, grab a coffee at the nearby Kitazawa Terrace café for an amazing view of the ruins. Highly recommend for history lovers, photographers, or anyone who enjoys unique, atmospheric spots.

This attraction was a facility used to processed ores from the gold mine in the past. Now it is abandoned at a sightseeing spot for tourists. This location is beside the road to the gold mine, I dropped by after visiting the gold mine. It is a pretty cool spot with all the overgrown vegetation. It looks like Lapyuta the floating castle from the film made by Gibli studio. It was pretty hot in summer and there's a cafe near this attraction where you can have food after walking around. I was tempted to visit at night but I am not really sure what time the illumination ends. Visited 2 Aug 2025

The light show on the building does not look like the advertisement. It was bright light instead of colored light

Nice! It’s a valid example of how nature can reclaim its spaces

mysterious view you must check from road side carefully

(Translated by Google) A scenic spot with a wedge-shaped rock stuck between two towering rock walls. At first glance, it looks like it will fall soon, but it has remained in the same position for hundreds of years. It is not clear why the rock got stuck in this position. On his way to Mt. Kinpoku for training, Sado Benkei was ambushed by an ogre and challenged to a strength contest. Legend has it that the rock he threw at the ogre got stuck in the rock. By the way, Sado Benkei is the strongest man on the island, and is not the Benkei of Yoshitsune's party. It can be seen from the Sado Loop Line. It is possible to get close and get right under the stuck rock. However, even if you know in your head that it will not fall, it still feels a little creepy. It is a great spot to see the strange rocks, and at the same time, it is also considered a power spot that brings good luck in exams and other exams because the rock will not fall. There is a large free parking lot. There are no toilets. (Original) 聳える2つの岩壁に楔形の岩が挟まった景勝地。パッと見はあと少しで落ちそうなのだが数百年同じ位置を保っているそうです。なぜこの位置に岩が挟まったのかハッキリ解っていないそうです。 佐渡弁慶が金北山へ修行に向かう途中、待ち伏せした鬼に力比べを挑まれる。その時に投げた投げた岩が挟まったという伝説が残っています。ちなみに佐渡弁慶は島内で一番の怪力漢で義経一行の弁慶ではない。 佐渡一周線から見えます。近づく事も可能で挟まった岩の真下に入れます。ただ落ちないと頭で理解していても少し気持ち悪さはある。 奇岩の絶景ポイントであると同時に岩が落ちない事から受験などの落ちない御利益があるパワースポットとも捉えられています。 広めの無料駐車場あり。トイレはありません。

(Translated by Google) It's hard to get a sense of scale from a photo, so I went to see it, thinking it might be a huge mountain with a huge rock stuck on it. But I was surprised when I got there. I couldn't find any large-looking mountains or rocks anywhere, so I looked around for them. They were really tiny. (lol) Even if I were to visit Sado Island again with a friend, we probably wouldn't stop here. I don't think it's worth going out of your way to see. The ocean was nice. There were lots of rocks, so I thought I'd like to try snorkeling. (Original) 写真だとスケールがわかりにくいので、すごい大きい山に、大きい岩が引っかかっているのかと思い見に行きました。 しかし、行ってみてびっくり。 どこにも大きそうな山や石が見当たらず、キョロキョロ探しました。 えらいちっちゃかったです。(笑) もし、友人を連れてもう一度佐渡島に行ったとしても、ここには寄らないことでしょう。 わざわざ見に来るほどのことではないかなと思います。 海はいい感じでした。 岩場だらけでシュノーケリングしてみたいなぁと思いました。

(Translated by Google) I happened to pass by the famous Benkei's Scissors Rocks. 🪨 It wasn't my destination, but I wanted to make sure I saw it for myself, so I made several trips back and took photos and videos. 📷 They're so perfectly wedged together that it feels like they might fall off at any moment, and it makes me worry. 😟 The fact that they've been wedged together until this day without incident, and that we can still see them like this, really makes me realize how amazing the earth is. The rocks wedged so tightly in front of the blue ocean are truly moving. 🥹 I hope everyone will experience this at least once. 🙇🏻‍♂️ (Original) ちょうど通りかかった有名な弁慶のはさみ岩🪨目的地ではありませんでしたが、しっかり目に焼き付けたくて何度か往復して写真と動画にもおさめました📷 今にも落ちるんじゃないかと思うほどきれいに挟まっており、こちらが心配になります😟 この時代まで何事もなくはさまっていただいて、こうして見ることができて大地はすごいなと実感しています。青い海の目の前で一生懸命はさまる岩は感動ものです🥹 ぜひ皆さんも一度はお納めください🙇🏻‍♂️

(Translated by Google) It's right next to the road, but you might miss it if you're not paying attention, so you'll have to park your car on the side of the road! It's a strange looking sharp rock stuck between two rock faces, and there are stone steps leading down to the coast. (Original) 就在馬路的旁邊，但稍微不留意可能會錯過，車子只能暫停路邊！一塊尖石剛好卡在兩塊岩壁間，真有些奇特，旁邊有道石階，可往下走到海岸邊。

(Translated by Google) Benkei's Scissors Rock can truly be summed up in one word: "Amazing!" It's hard to believe it was created by nature. The contrast between the rugged rocks and the ocean waves crashing against them is incredibly cool, making you feel like you're in a storybook. It's also perfect for photos, so we highly recommend it for anyone looking to capture a memorable moment! Benkei's Scissors Rock: The Charms of Daytime and Evening During the day, the powerful and dynamic rock formations stand out, and you can enjoy the contrast between the blue sky and ocean visible between the rocks. This is recommended for those who want to experience the power of nature firsthand. In the evening, the sunset between the rocks creates a magical scene. If you're looking for a romantic and moving photo, this is the time to visit. (Original) 弁慶のはさみ岩って、本当に「すごい！」の一言に尽きます。自然が作り上げたとは思えないほどの迫力で、ゴツゴツした岩と、そこに打ち寄せる海の波のコントラストがめちゃくちゃカッコよくて、まるで物語の中にいるような気持ちになります。写真映えもバッチリなので、思い出の一枚を撮りたい人には絶対おすすめです！ 弁慶のはさみ岩、昼間と夕方の魅力 昼間は、力強くダイナミックな岩の造形が際立ち、岩の間に見える青い空と海とのコントラストが楽しめます。自然の迫力を肌で感じたい方におすすめです。 夕方は、岩の間に沈む夕日が織りなす幻想的な景色が魅力です。ロマンチックで感動的な一枚を撮りたい方は、この時間帯を狙うと良いでしょう。

(Translated by Google) I went there in March this year. It's a rock that makes you wonder why it's stuck there. If you're brave, you might want to stand at the bottom and take a photo. However, the footing is not good, so you might get hurt if you keep looking up. (Original) 今年の3月に行ってきました。なんでこれ挟まってんのーって感じの岩ですね。勇気ある方は下に立って写真撮るといいかもです。ただ足元悪いので上ばかり見てると怪我するかもです。

On July 29, 2025, my wife and I drove here primarily for lunch. Visiting just the observational point costed 500 yen/head. I tried to have a feel of rowing a tub boat but was going nowhere. Fortunately, I tried the real one elsewhere later on.

One of the most beautiful places in Sado Island. The view of the Sea of Japan is mesmerising. There is boat ride that can be taken while you are at there, additional tickets need to be taken, is a must recommended experience to try. Right before you board the boat but the shrimp crackers they sell over there. The sea gull follow you while on the boat and you can feed them the shrimp crackers. The boat also guides you to show the local marine life though the glass bottom view from the boat. There is a small restaurant and souvenir shop as well.

The boat ride is amazing. The fee for the boat ride and entry is around 1100 yen per person. You can cover this area in 1 hour. Free wifi is available.

The view were scenic, the boat ride was not very fantastic as the sea was very choppy when we visit. Remember to check the sea conditions before deciding to take the boat ride, otherwise is a waste of money

I was a bit surprised that you had to pay to enter. But the small aquarium was nice. And the bay and lighthouse are good photo spots.

Really beautiful place. Please visit it if you planning to go to Sado Island

Amazing scenery, absolutely gorgeous place to visit.

The exhibits at this facility are very well done, and we highly recommend them for children and international travelers. The admission fee is very reasonable. The displays are presented as a series of short dramatizations, and by watching three or four in sequence, you can gain a solid understanding of the Sado Gold Mine in just 20 to 30 minutes. Highly recommended.

Excellent 👍

It’s a nice museum / information place to go to before doing the visit of the gold mines, so you have a better understanding of the whole process. There are a few videos (with english captions) and multiple plates (translated in english) that are well presented. It was very interesting.

OK good service！

(Translated by Google) I highly recommend stopping by before heading to Sado Gold Mine! Gaining some background knowledge here will deepen your understanding. This facility uses video materials and other materials to explain Sado's Aikawa Gold Mine, Tsurushi Silver Mine, and Nishimikawa Gold Mine. There's also a model that clearly explains the mechanism of the Archimedes pump used by water-changing laborers to pump up water that accumulates underground! I was also impressed by the gold color of the bus stop! (Original) 佐渡金山に行く前に寄ることを強くオススメします！こちらで予備知識をつけていくことで理解が深まるからです。 佐渡にある相川金山、鶴子銀山、西三川砂金山について映像資料なども用いながら解説している施設です。 水替人足の方々が地下に溜まってしまう水を汲み上げるポンプ（アルキメデスポンプ）の仕組みがよくわかる模型などもあります！ バス停も金色なのが印象的でした！

(Translated by Google) If you have a Sado Bus 1-Day Pass or similar, you can receive a discount at the facility. It cost 50 yen here. You can learn about the history of Sado Gold Mine through videos and other materials. They also accept electric bicycle rentals, so you can explore the Aikawa area. (Original) 佐渡バスの1DAYパス等を持っていると施設割引が受けられます。ここは50円でした。 ビデオや他資料で佐渡金山の歴史を学べます。 電動つきレンタサイクルの受付をされていて、相川地区の散策ができます。

(Translated by Google) Visited on May 8, 2025 After discovering the remote islands and the World Heritage Sites, I finally arrived at the "Sado Island Gold Mine". It's a place you should definitely stop by before going to the site. You can learn more about the constituent assets, the differences in gold mining methods, and the atmosphere of the early modern and modern eras. (Original) 2025年5月8日 訪問 離島に目覚め、世界遺産に目覚め、ようやく「佐渡島の金山」にたどり着きました。現地に行く前に、必ず寄った方が良い場所です。構成資産の詳細、金の採掘方法の違い、近世と近代の雰囲気が学べます。

Lovely island. Ferry is expensive if you take your own car.

Sado Island is a peaceful and stunning getaway off the coast of Niigata. From golden beaches and crystal-clear water to lush mountains and charming villages, every corner feels special. The history here is rich—you can explore old gold mines, atmospheric ruins like the Kitazawa Flotation Plant, and traditional culture that’s been preserved for centuries. The locals are warm and welcoming, and the fresh seafood is amazing. Whether you’re here for nature, history, or just to slow down, Sado Island will stay in your heart long after you leave.

There are a few spots in Japan I will revisit. Sado is one of them. It reminds me of Vancouver Island. Ppl were super friendly, and the food was super delicious. Sake is among the best in Japan. The only thing is that if you rent or drive your own car around the island, you need to be aware of the road width. Some areas are only for one car at a time. However, I do see contractors working to expand the road width. Mahalo! PS: I saw the Toki crane in northern Sado. It was so fast that I didn’t have time to take a photo.

Nice island…beautiful temple….Gold park & Gold mine ..!! The ship price to island is reasonable. Enjoy nature & beautiful scenary here..!!

There are so many cozy, warm and friendly local restaurants here. The locals are also very friendly and accommodating. I hope the population will grow. I would love to stay here again.

Took a ferry here last year. Had a really nice time at the island. And that is a lot of seagulls yes.

Beautiful place for a vacation. Must visit especially if you’re in Niigata.

A local history museum with amusing automated dolls that reenact historical moments.

A very cool place with very little English and many many robots. Definitely worth it if you speak Japanese, probably still worth it even if you don't. I would only caution against small children, since the animatronics are a little creepy.

Fascinating robotic depictions of the many famous exiles to Sado. Good gift shop and pretty gardens. Hardly anything in English but enjoyable anyway

Interesting museum about the history of the island. Just 2 floors and not so big. Most of the explanations are in Japanese.

Very nice and they offer discount on museum fees. But lack of English is very embarrassing

Would be cool if I can understand Japanese

(Translated by Google) Life-size robot dolls realistically recreate the history and legends of Sado. On the first floor, famous scenes such as Emperor Juntoku's exile in the moonlight, Saint Nichiren's Tsukahara dialogue, and Zeami's rain-making dance are conveyed with precise movements. On the second floor, photographs and objects themed on the climate of Sado are displayed. The museum also houses the Living National Treasure Sasaki Shodo Memorial Museum (wax casting). (Original) 佐渡の歴史や伝説を等身大ロボット人形がリアルに再現。1階は、順徳上皇の配所の月、日蓮聖人の塚原問答、世阿弥の雨乞いの舞など、有名なシーンを精緻な動きで伝えます。2階には佐渡の風土をテーマにした写真とオブジェを設置。人間国宝・佐々木象堂記念館（蠟型鋳金）も併設

On July 29, 2025, my wife chose to drive here for dinner. While barbecue food couldn’t be bad, I particularly enjoyed the jazz background music. The eating place is good value for money.

Absolutely amazing yakitori. Every stick had its defined and special flavour with each being an absolute joy to eat. Even though the place may not be the friendliest to tourist, I would suggest making a trip down here nonetheless. A must go to place when visiting Sado!

One of the best restaurant recommended by our inn keeper. Very traditional and extremely tasty 🤤

The food was great and the people lovely and friendly. We got along great with my sketchy Japanese and their bit of English. The jazz music set the perfect atmosphere. Highly recommend for a genuine Japanese Izikaya experience. 10/10

Simply amazing while simple, rugged place with plenty of local mojo and good, straightforward food.

We were recomended this restaurant and really, really enjoyed ourselves. The food is delicious and the man working the grill knows exactly what he's doing. The sake was reasonably priced and delicious -- helped contribute to the atmosphere.

It’s amazing Japanese Izakaya. In this Izakaya has Jazz music and good atmosphere. You need to eat Negima with Jazz. It is going to be best experience in Sado.

4STAR <Pros> Local fishes are fresh and thick Very simple, but no cheap sushi are inclued. (All local fish, no egg, no roll sushi and side dishes) <Cons> Chef is not social, limited explanations. Not easy to find car parking.

Tasty and fresh Sado sushi, good japanese sake and a friendly service from the lovely owners.

The owner is not nice every day but the sushi are very good

Great local fish and service

NICE👍

Simple local sushi & sashimi

cheap and good taste

The food was just outstanding in terms of variety, quality and presentation. Also very friendly staff and enjoyed a separate room. Maybe one of the best restaurants on Sado if not Japan. Strongly recommend!

(Translated by Google) This place is seriously amazing!!! I ordered the 3500 yen course (drinks not included), and the sashimi was huge and filling, and the chirashi sushi was delicious—a world apart from any chirashi sushi I've had before. Everything was delicious, but I couldn't finish it all (I was drinking, lol)^^; You can take the leftovers home, so I packed them up and took them home. My family, who was waiting for me at home, ate it all in minutes, saying how delicious it was (˶ᐢωᐢ˶)✨️ I'll tell everyone about it♡ (Original) ここマジでヤバイ !!! 3500円のコース(飲み物別)にしましたが、刺し身は大きくて食べ応えあるし、チラシも、今まで食べてきたちらし寿司とは大違いで上手い。 出てくる料理全部美味しいけど、食べきれなかった(飲んでたし笑)^^; 残った料理は、お持ち帰りOKで、パックに入れて帰りました。 家で待ってた家族が、美味しい美味しいと、数分で完食(˶ᐢωᐢ˶)✨️ みんなに教えます♡

(Translated by Google) I don't think many Koreans visit Sado Island, but if you do, this is a must-visit. It was truly the best in all of Niigata. The omakase was 2,500 yen per person, but the menu was incredibly varied and, best of all, incredibly delicious. The chef and staff were incredibly friendly, so if you can speak a little Japanese, you'll enjoy your meal even more! It was so delicious that I drank about six bottles of sake, which came out to just 5,000 yen. This is truly a hidden gem. It's incredibly delicious! It's definitely the best in Sado Island. (Original) 사도가시마를 방문하는 한국인은 그렇게 많지 않을 거라고 생각하지만, 만약 방문한다면 여긴 꼭 가보세요. 니가타 통틀어서도 진짜 최고로 맛있었습니다. 오마카세가 1인 2500엔이었는데, 가격 대비 메뉴도 엄청 많이 나오고 무엇보다 진짜 엄청 맛있었어요. 그리고 여기 마스터분이나 직원분들도 엄청 친절해서, 일본어가 좀 된다면 더 즐겁게 마실 수 있음!! 진짜 너무 맛있어서 술도 한 6병 마셨는데, 5천엔으로 딱 떨어져서 좋더라구요 진짜 숨겨숨겨숨겨진 보물같은 맛집 とても美味しかったんです! 佐渡市だけじゃなくて新潟でも一番

First time visiting Sado! The fish from this region is way better than what we get in Okinawa. I was shocked by the quality, freshness, and volume. Next time I visit Sado, I will definitely come back again. Mahalo!

(Translated by Google) March 2024 How much food would you like when making a reservation over the phone? Huh! When I asked for recommendations, I was told that you can get full for about 3,000 yen. Arrived almost exactly at the reservation time. One person's stove was already on standby at the table. As soon as you sit down and order a beer, you will receive sashimi and hairy crab♪ After that, things in cold soup stock and hot pot. Added one item, adding seaweed to the pot. Two fried foods and a grilled flounder to finish it off♪ It's perfect, allowing you to enjoy a variety of flavors from start to finish. At the counter, the general manager and the regular customers had a lively conversation. I can't remember the name of the cold soup stock or the ingredients in the hot pot! A total of 4,400 yen for bottled beer and Kintsuru hot sake! It's a store you'd want to have in your neighborhood and the cost performance is really good ♬""Full and satisfied. (Original) 2024年3月 電話予約の際に幾らの料理にしますか？えっ！お勧めを聞くと、だいたい3000円でお腹いっぱいになりますとの事。 予約時間ほぼピッタリ入店。 テーブルには1人コンロが既にスタンバイ。 着席してビール注文すると直ぐに刺盛りと毛蟹♪ その後、冷たい出汁に入った物と鍋。鍋にワカメ入れてと1品追加。 揚げ物2品と締めはカレイの焼魚♪ スタートから締めまで色々な味を楽しめて完璧。 カウンターで大将と常連さんの3人で話盛り上がりました。 冷たい出汁の物の名前と鍋の具材が思い出せない！ 瓶ビールと金鶴の熱燗でトータル4400円！ 近所にあって欲しいお店でコスパも凄く良い♬""満腹満足

(Translated by Google) If you want to enjoy delicious fish dishes in Sado, this is the place✨✨ You can enjoy a variety of delicious and delicious dishes, I think you can fully enjoy the uniqueness of Sado. Courses starting from 4,000 yen if you take a seat. For one or two people, we recommend the Omakase 2,000 yen course. Please note that we only serve loose sushi and do not serve set meals. The portions are plentiful, so please come on an empty stomach 😆✨✨ (Original) 佐渡で美味しいお魚料理がいただけるといえばこちら✨✨ イキが良くて美味しいお料理の数々がいただけ、 佐渡らしさを満喫できると思います。 お席をとってのコースは4000円〜、 ぶらっと1、2人でならお任せ2000円コースがおすすめです。 ごはんものはばら寿司のみで、定食は扱っておられませんのでご注意下さい😊 ボリュームたっぷりなのでしっかりお腹を空かせていらしてくださいね😆✨✨

(Translated by Google) I came here on the recommendation of a friend. The most famous dish is the gorgeous rose-strewn sushi. As I had heard, it was a luxurious item with a generous amount of salmon roe sprinkled on it. I made a reservation for the cooking course, but I was so full that I couldn't finish it all, so I took the rest home as a souvenir and enjoyed it in the morning. It was an authentic Japanese restaurant with delicious food and plenty of portions. (Original) 知人のオススメで来店しました。 豪華なバラ散らし寿司が一番名物だそうです。 話で聞いていた通り、いくらが贅沢に散りばめられた豪華な品でした。 お料理コースで予約しましたが、満腹で食べきれず残りはお土産で持ち帰り、朝に美味しくいただきました。 お料理も美味しく、ボリュームも満点の本格和食店でした。

Both Sashimi and Sushi were outstanding!!! The quality is on a level only rivaled by very expensive restaurants, yet this place was absolutely affordable. Try the seared Nodoguro Sushi! The restaurant is understaffed, be patient and don't stress them out 🙏

A must to try very good service and food.

Delicious

(Translated by Google) An izakaya that I go to every year when I return home. They serve a wide variety of dishes, from boat mounds and sushi to ramen and yakiniku, all of which are delicious and of good quality. I heard through rumors that the husband, who was originally from Chozaburo, and his wife, who is in charge of yakiniku, are running the restaurant, and it seems like they each have their own particular interests. I'm surprised every time I order something that would cost over 50,000 yen if I ate it in Tokyo, but it's only about half that price. The cost performance is too good... Reservation required. I'm looking forward to next year too (Original) 毎年帰省時に行く居酒屋。 舟盛り、寿司にはじまりラーメン焼肉まで手広くやられていますが全部美味しく質がいいです。 長三郎出身のご主人と焼肉担当の奥様で切り盛りされていると風のうわさで聞きましたが、それぞれ拘りが感じられます。 東京で食べたら五万は超えているであろう注文をしてもその半額くらいで毎回びっくりします。コスパよすぎる……… 予約必須。来年も楽しみにしてます

(Translated by Google) Hmm, what should I say? There are three employees, but they're all a bit gloomy, or quiet. Also, there's ramen, sushi, and yakiniku. None of them really stand out, or rather, it's a specialty restaurant. Well, I guess people who want to eat everything in one restaurant will be satisfied with that. (Original) う〜ん　なんというか　従業員3人いるんだが全員ちょっと暗いというか　大人しいと言うか　　それと　やはりラーメンもあります、寿司もあります、焼き肉もあります　どれもなんというか　際立ってないと言うか、やはり専門店行ったほうがというか　　　まあ、全てを一店舗で食べたい人は納得できるんでしょうかね

(Translated by Google) The food was good. Maybe because they were operating with a small staff, no one tried to order and the staff was not very friendly. (Original) 食事は良かった 少ない人数でオペレーションしているからなのか注文しようとしてもいなかったり、愛想もあまり良く感じられなかった

(Translated by Google) June 20, 2025, Homon I stopped by on my way home after fishing late into the night at Tada Fishing Port and had a seafood bowl (2,400 yen) It's not a sushi restaurant, so I wasn't sure how it would turn out, but it was quite good (^｡^) (Original) 2025年6月20日に法門 多田漁港で遅くまで釣りをした帰りに寄って海鮮丼（2400円）を頂きました お寿司屋さんではないのでどうかなぁと思いましたが、中々行けてました(^｡^)