Nihonkai Fisherman's Cape

Inside the Japan Sea Fisherman's Cape, there is an indoor BBQ facility where you can enjoy authentic charcoal-grilled barbecue. Why not try grilling and eating the fresh seafood you bought at the Japan Sea Seafood Center on the same day? It's a unique way to enjoy the seafood city. Of course, if you're worried about choosing your own ingredients for your first barbecue, don't worry. You can also reserve a menu of ingredients, so you can enjoy a barbecue without bringing anything. It's recommended to make a reservation in advance, as it can get crowded on weekends from spring to autumn. From December to the end of February, it operates irregularly, so please contact us by phone in advance to check the opening days.

Taking the train is recommended when going to the Japan Sea Fisherman's Cape. It's about a 20-minute walk from the "Aoigawa Station" on the Shinetsu Line. This Aoigawa Station is the nearest station to the sea in Japan, with the waves of the Japan Sea approaching the platform with great force. Please feel the power of the Japan Sea even on the train before visiting the Japan Sea Fisherman's Cape! If you're coming from Tokyo, take the Joetsu Shinkansen to Nagaoka Station and transfer to the Shinetsu Line, which takes about 50 minutes. Of course, you can also go by car. It takes about 3 and a half hours from Tokyo, and it's just a minute's drive from the "Yoneyama IC" on the Hokuriku Expressway.

Many people drive to the Nihonkai Fisherman's Cape. Therefore, there is a large parking lot adjacent to the cape that can accommodate 200 regular-sized cars and 50 large-sized cars. However, especially on weekends, it can get crowded and the parking lot may become full, so it's recommended to plan to arrive in the morning.