Lunch Spot Serving Small Mandarin Orange Udon and Island Bounty
About this spot
A roadside station near Sakurajima Port gathering products from the island nurtured by volcanic blessings. The standout features are two "world records"—the world's smallest Sakurajima mandarin oranges and the world's largest Sakurajima radishes. The dining area is famous for small mandarin orange udon, noodles infused with mandarin orange flavor that refreshes the palate and soothes travel-weary spirits with citrus notes. Don't miss the Sakurajima mandarin orange soft serve for dessert. The shop stocks mandarin orange juice, dressing, camellia oil, and more—a reliable hub for lunch breaks and shopping where you can take home the island's food culture all at once.
Tips
The dining area gets crowded at peak lunch hours, so shifting your timing ensures smoother service. The actual Sakurajima radishes and mandarin oranges appear in-store only during certain seasons, so they're a special find when spotted. Since souvenir bottles and liquids accumulate quickly, bringing an eco-bag is convenient.
Best time to visit
Approximately 60 minutes. Visiting in the early afternoon, after the lunch rush, allows you to enjoy both food and shopping at a leisurely pace.
Access & map
1722-48 Yokoyama-cho, Sakurajima, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture 〒891-1419
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Sakurajima: Yunohira Observatory and Lava Beach Park – Exploring a Volcanic Island by Ferry
Kagoshima
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