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Niigata City and its surroundings

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Niigata City and its surroundings

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Recommended Gourmet

Local cuisine
Hekisoba
Local ingredients
Niigata Wagyu
Popular among locals
Numata Terrace Shopping Street
Local ingredients
Koshihikari Rice Ball
Local ingredients
Niigata Seafood Bowl

Hekisoba

Soba that uses a seaweed called "hobakonori" as a binder.

Hekisoba is a soba noodle originated in the Uonuma region, which has a unique flavor, strong texture, and smooth texture due to the use of "hobakonori" seaweed as a binder. You can enjoy it with chopped green onions and mustard as a condiment. There are several shops in Niigata prefecture, so why not try the local soba of Niigata!
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Recommended Restaurants for Hekisoba
食べログ
須坂屋そば 新潟駅前店
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥1,000~¥1,999
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
越後長岡 小嶋屋 新潟伊勢丹7F店
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥1,000~¥1,999
3.4
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
越後へぎそば処 粋や
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥1,000~¥1,999
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
旬彩庵
~¥999
¥3,000~¥3,999
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
更科そば本店
~¥999
¥1,000~¥1,999
3.2
(Tabelog's review)
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Niigata Wagyu

Unified brand of Niigata prefecture's black-haired wagyu beef.

Niigata prefecture is known for not only seafood but also delicious meat. "Niigata Wagyu" is a title given to A and B3 grade or higher black-haired wagyu beef produced in Niigata prefecture. The cows raised in the rich nature of Niigata have a strong umami and sweetness in their meat, and the meat melts in your mouth along with the juice.
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Recommended Restaurants for Niigata Wagyu
食べログ
和食酒場 風花
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥4,000~¥4,999
3.4
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
ビストロ椿
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥4,000~¥4,999
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
しゃぶ禅 和楽 新潟店
¥6,000~¥7,999
¥6,000~¥7,999
3.1
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
和食ダイニング 蔵
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥4,000~¥4,999
3.2
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
備長炭焼肉 てんてん 新潟駅前店
-
¥3,000~¥3,999
3
(Tabelog's review)
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Numata Terrace Shopping Street

A shopping street where stylish and unique shops gather

Numata Terrace Shopping Street is a charming street lined with row houses. Unique shops, cafes, and studios are lined up. It's fun just to walk around, but it's best to enjoy a nostalgic atmosphere while sipping coffee at a favorite shop.
Recommended Restaurants for Numata Terrace Shopping Street
食べログ
カフェ&ショップ イサナ
~¥999
-
3.2
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
ルルックキッチン
~¥999
-
3.2
(Tabelog's review)
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紡ぐ珈琲と。
~¥999
~¥999
3.4
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
ヒガナ
-
-
3
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
みーば
¥1,000~¥1,999
-
3.1
(Tabelog's review)
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Koshihikari Rice Ball

Rice ball made with Niigata's representative rice.

Niigata prefecture has an environment suitable for rice cultivation. Koshihikari, which is produced in Niigata, is characterized by its strong stickiness and increasing sweetness and aroma as you chew. Koshihikari is delicious whether it's freshly cooked or cold, and is the perfect rice for rice balls.
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Recommended Restaurants for Koshihikari Rice Ball
食べログ
天地豊作
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥1,000~¥1,999
3.4
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
おにぎり専家 ぬくもり屋
-
¥1,000~¥1,999
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
むすびや百
-
-
3
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
にぎり米 新潟駅前店
~¥999
~¥999
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
竃
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥4,000~¥4,999
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
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Niigata Seafood Bowl

Seafood bowl where you can enjoy Niigata's rice and seafood at the same time.

Niigata's fresh and delicious seafood and Japan's representative rice can be enjoyed at the same time in Niigata Seafood Bowl. Niigata's seafood bowl is famous not only for its taste but also for its satisfying volume. You will be surprised by the overflowing seafood from the bowl!
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Recommended Restaurants for Niigata Seafood Bowl
食べログ
こがね鮨
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥3,000~¥3,999
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
中央食堂
¥2,000~¥2,999
-
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
地魚工房
¥1,000~¥1,999
-
3.4
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
富寿し 新潟駅前店
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥5,000~¥5,999
3.4
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
おさかな亭 白根店
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥1,000~¥1,999
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
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Recommended Hotels

Location
Gourmet
Hot Spring
JR East Hotel Mets Niigata
3.9
Hotel with excellent access directly connected to JR Niigata Station
This hotel is perfect for both business and sightseeing purposes as it is directly connected to Niigata Station. The guest rooms come in various sizes and have a calm atmosphere, allowing guests to choose according to their preferences. Guests can enjoy a buffet-style breakfast with a focus on Japanese cuisine.
Lowest price
¥4,750~/人
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Surrounding Hotels By
bnb+新潟BOOK INN
3.8approx. 0.25km
アートホテル新潟駅前
4.2approx. 0.25km
ニイガタステーションホテル
4approx. 0.25km
ホテルグローバルビュー新潟
4.3approx. 0.26km
東横INN新潟駅前
3.9approx. 0.28km
コンフォートホテル新潟駅前
4.1approx. 0.31km
新潟京浜ホテル
4.1approx. 0.34km
ホテルターミナルイン
4.1approx. 0.35km
シングルイン 新潟第1
3.5approx. 0.38km
新潟第一ホテル
4.3approx. 0.39km
Hotel Nikko Niigata
4.5
Hotel directly connected to the Suigo Messe and Ferry Terminal
This hotel has excellent access to Niigata and Sado Island, as it is directly connected to the Sado Kisen Ferry Terminal. It is the tallest hotel on the Japan Sea side, and guests can enjoy the beautiful views. The hotel also offers meals that make use of the blessings of the plateau and sea of Niigata.
Lowest price
¥4,131~/人
¥4,131~/人
¥4,500~/人
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Surrounding Hotels By
ワンランク上の滞在を!~Harbour Inn & Suit/民泊【Vacation STAY提供】
approx. 0.85km
ゲストハウス アンゴ荘
4.5approx. 0.97km
新潟グランドホテル
3.9approx. 0.99km
ANAクラウンプラザホテル新潟
4.3approx. 1.02km
アパホテル&リゾート〈新潟駅前大通〉
4.1approx. 1.17km
ホテルオークラ新潟
4.1approx. 1.19km
なり-nuttari NARI-
approx. 1.2km
スーパーホテル新潟
4.1approx. 1.28km
天然温泉 多宝の湯 ドーミーイン新潟(ドーミーイン・御宿野乃 ホテルズグループ)
4approx. 1.28km
本田旅館
4.4approx. 1.29km
Art Hotel Niigata Station
3.8
Hotel located directly connected to Niigata Station
This hotel is conveniently located directly connected to Niigata Station, making it suitable for both business and sightseeing. Guests can enjoy a variety of dishes made with local ingredients from Niigata, as well as local sake, with a focus on local production for local consumption. Breakfast is served buffet-style using Niigata ingredients.
Lowest price
¥3,750~/人
¥3,817~/人
¥3,817~/人
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Surrounding Hotels By
ホテルターミナルイン
4.1approx. 0.11km
ターミナルアートイン
3.8approx. 0.15km
新潟イーストホテル
3.6approx. 0.19km
JR東日本ホテルメッツ新潟
4.3approx. 0.25km
新潟ターミナルホテル
3.8approx. 0.28km
東横INN新潟駅前
3.9approx. 0.29km
ホテルアルファーワン新潟
4approx. 0.29km
シングルイン 新潟第1
3.5approx. 0.29km
備長炭の湯 新潟パークホテル(BBHホテルグループ)
3.4approx. 0.29km
ホテルリブマックス新潟駅前
3.9approx. 0.31km
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Niigata City and its surroundings

Niigata City is known for having Japan's longest river, the Shinano River. It has produced many manga artists and is a city full of fun attractions such as the "Manga & Anime Information Center," "Manga Street," and "Manga House," where you can experience the world of manga. The "Niigata Senbei Kingdom," operated by Kuritaya, famous for its "bakauke" rice crackers, offers an experience of baking and seasoning your own senbei, and you can also get limited edition products, which is unique to this land of delicious rice.

Highlights
Spots
Local Cuisine
Niigata City and its surroundings

7 Highlights

01

Niigata Pier Bandai Market

A market where Niigata's specialty products are gathered
This market gathers Niigata's specialty products such as fresh fish, locally grown vegetables, seasonal fruits, delicious meat, Echigo rice, and famous sake. There are also restaurants and eateries that feature fresh ingredients. It is a tourist spot and also serves as a kitchen for the locals, combining tourism and local products.
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Niigata Pier Bandai Market
A market where Niigata's specialty products are gathered
This market gathers Niigata's specialty products such as fresh fish, locally grown vegetables, seasonal fruits, delicious meat, Echigo rice, and famous sake. There are also restaurants and eateries that feature fresh ingredients. It is a tourist spot and also serves as a kitchen for the locals, combining tourism and local products.
See details
02

Marinepia Nihonkai, Niigata City Aquarium

An aquarium that houses and exhibits about 30,000 specimens of approximately 600 aquatic species
This aquarium houses and exhibits approximately 30,000 specimens of approximately 600 aquatic species from various classification groups. Dolphin shows are held every day, and there are many highlights such as explanations in the experience and learning zone and views from the Marine Tunnel that passes under the large water tank.
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02
Marinepia Nihonkai, Niigata City Aquarium
An aquarium that houses and exhibits about 30,000 specimens of approximately 600 aquatic species
This aquarium houses and exhibits approximately 30,000 specimens of approximately 600 aquatic species from various classification groups. Dolphin shows are held every day, and there are many highlights such as explanations in the experience and learning zone and views from the Marine Tunnel that passes under the large water tank.
See details
03

Bandai Bridge

The symbol of a city that spans Japan's largest river, the Shinano River
This symbol of the city is characterized by its sturdy stone construction and beautiful continuous arches. It exudes a sophisticated atmosphere and is adorned with granite and marble, making it beautiful. Crossing it on foot gives a majestic feeling and allows you to feel the atmosphere of Niigata. The sidewalks are also wide and perfect for a stroll.
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03
Bandai Bridge
The symbol of a city that spans Japan's largest river, the Shinano River
This symbol of the city is characterized by its sturdy stone construction and beautiful continuous arches. It exudes a sophisticated atmosphere and is adorned with granite and marble, making it beautiful. Crossing it on foot gives a majestic feeling and allows you to feel the atmosphere of Niigata. The sidewalks are also wide and perfect for a stroll.
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04

Befco Bakauke Observatory

Observatory boasting a height of about 125m above ground level
Located on the 31st floor of the Tsushima Messe, it is an observatory that boasts the highest height on the Japan Sea side at about 125m above ground level. Its feature is a 360-degree panoramic view that overlooks the scenery of the Japan Sea, Sado Island, and the Goto mountain range. There is also a restaurant, making it attractive for meals, souvenirs, and shopping.
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04
Befco Bakauke Observatory
Observatory boasting a height of about 125m above ground level
Located on the 31st floor of the Tsushima Messe, it is an observatory that boasts the highest height on the Japan Sea side at about 125m above ground level. Its feature is a 360-degree panoramic view that overlooks the scenery of the Japan Sea, Sado Island, and the Goto mountain range. There is also a restaurant, making it attractive for meals, souvenirs, and shopping.
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05

Hegi Soba

Soba noodles made with seaweed called "Fukinori" as a binder
This soba originated in the Uonuma region, and has a strong and chewy texture as well as a smooth and slippery texture due to the addition of "Fukinori" seaweed to the soba dough. It is named "Hegi Soba" because it is served in a container called "Hegi", and the characteristic condiments are chopped green onions and mustard.
See details
05
Hegi Soba
Soba noodles made with seaweed called "Fukinori" as a binder
This soba originated in the Uonuma region, and has a strong and chewy texture as well as a smooth and slippery texture due to the addition of "Fukinori" seaweed to the soba dough. It is named "Hegi Soba" because it is served in a container called "Hegi", and the characteristic condiments are chopped green onions and mustard.
See details
06

Iwamuro Onsen

A hot spring famous for its "kuroyu" (black water) in the "back room" of Niigata City
This hot spring is famous for its "kuroyu" (black water) and offers a hidden retreat in the "back room" of Niigata City. It is said to be effective for neuralgia, joint pain, and is also known as a hot spring for beautiful skin that leaves the skin shiny. After enjoying fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan, soak in the hot spring to your heart's content!
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Image source:新潟県 岩室温泉 富士屋
06
Iwamuro Onsen
A hot spring famous for its "kuroyu" (black water) in the "back room" of Niigata City
This hot spring is famous for its "kuroyu" (black water) and offers a hidden retreat in the "back room" of Niigata City. It is said to be effective for neuralgia, joint pain, and is also known as a hot spring for beautiful skin that leaves the skin shiny. After enjoying fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan, soak in the hot spring to your heart's content!
See details
Left image source:新潟県 岩室温泉 富士屋
07

Sakika Onsen

Hot springs with beautiful skin that spring up along the Agano River Line
This hot spring is famous for its beautiful skin that springs up along the Agano River Line, which was selected as one of "Japan's Top 100 Tourist Destinations". The hot spring water shines in emerald green and is effective for neuralgia, muscle pain, and joint pain. Relax and heal your daily fatigue at this hot spring on the tranquil riverside.
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Image source:咲花温泉 阿賀のめぐみ 望川閣
07
Sakika Onsen
Hot springs with beautiful skin that spring up along the Agano River Line
This hot spring is famous for its beautiful skin that springs up along the Agano River Line, which was selected as one of "Japan's Top 100 Tourist Destinations". The hot spring water shines in emerald green and is effective for neuralgia, muscle pain, and joint pain. Relax and heal your daily fatigue at this hot spring on the tranquil riverside.
See details
Left image source:咲花温泉 阿賀のめぐみ 望川閣

Recommended Spots

Local Cuisine

No.1
Hekisoba
Soba that uses a seaweed called "hobakonori" as a binder.
Hekisoba is a soba noodle originated in the Uonuma region, which has a unique flavor, strong texture, and smooth texture due to the use of "hobakonori" seaweed as a binder. You can enjoy it with chopped green onions and mustard as a condiment. There are several shops in Niigata prefecture, so why not try the local soba of Niigata!
See Details
No.2
Niigata Wagyu
Unified brand of Niigata prefecture's black-haired wagyu beef.
Niigata prefecture is known for not only seafood but also delicious meat. "Niigata Wagyu" is a title given to A and B3 grade or higher black-haired wagyu beef produced in Niigata prefecture. The cows raised in the rich nature of Niigata have a strong umami and sweetness in their meat, and the meat melts in your mouth along with the juice.
See Details
No.3
Numata Terrace Shopping Street
A shopping street where stylish and unique shops gather
Numata Terrace Shopping Street is a charming street lined with row houses. Unique shops, cafes, and studios are lined up. It's fun just to walk around, but it's best to enjoy a nostalgic atmosphere while sipping coffee at a favorite shop.
See Details
No.4
Koshihikari Rice Ball
Rice ball made with Niigata's representative rice.
Niigata prefecture has an environment suitable for rice cultivation. Koshihikari, which is produced in Niigata, is characterized by its strong stickiness and increasing sweetness and aroma as you chew. Koshihikari is delicious whether it's freshly cooked or cold, and is the perfect rice for rice balls.
See Details
No.5
Niigata Seafood Bowl
Seafood bowl where you can enjoy Niigata's rice and seafood at the same time.
Niigata's fresh and delicious seafood and Japan's representative rice can be enjoyed at the same time in Niigata Seafood Bowl. Niigata's seafood bowl is famous not only for its taste but also for its satisfying volume. You will be surprised by the overflowing seafood from the bowl!
See Details
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Basic Information

Hotel Average Cost
¥6,101
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
¥24,498
Best Season
6~10 Month
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