
Mishima Washoku Hiiragi (三嶋和食ひいらぎ)
Flow of the course
About 20 min from the previous stop
About 50 min here
About 10 min to the next stop
Next stop: One of Izu's largest festivals, with spectacular floats and hand-held fireworks parading through the streetsAbout this spot
A Japanese restaurant located right next to Mishima Taisha, known for its unaju (grilled eel over rice) and tai chazuke (sea bream over rice with tea). Mishima Odori (三島大通り), which runs from in front of Mishima Taisha to in front of Mishima-Hirokoji Station, becomes the main festival venue where the floats parade, and restaurants and eateries along the nearby canal are scattered throughout the area. As evening approaches, happi-coat-clad float bearers begin to appear, letting you enjoy a meal amid the rising excitement of the approaching festival.
Tips
Traffic restrictions begin as 17:00 approaches, so it's best to finish your meal by the early-16:00 hour. Trying Mishima's famous eel dishes is also recommended.
Best time to visit
About 50 minutes needed. The early 16:00 hour is easy to get a seat, before the dinner rush
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Access & map
1-1-1 Omiya-cho, Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture 411-0035 (〒411-0035 静岡県三島市大宮町1丁目1−1)
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