The restaurant serves fresh seafood caught at Kesennuma Fish Market.

This seasonal restaurant, unique to Kesennuma, uses an abundance of Sanriku seafood...

Founded in 10, the restaurant offers delicious food, including its signature product, "Golden Sanma"...

A long-established restaurant founded in 35, offering seasonal local fish and other fresh seafood unique to Kesennuma...

The recommended dish is the omakase, which includes fresh sashimi and grilled fish made with seasonal ingredients.

We purchase fresh seafood landed at Kesennuma Fish Market and serve seafood rice bowls and set meals...

A Japanese restaurant that specializes in sushi and fresh fish dishes. Our motto is "handmade with no additives."

Kesennuma's ocean-going bonito and tuna shipowners' association "Miyagi Prefecture Northern Bonito and Tuna Fisheries Association"...

This restaurant allows you to enjoy fresh seafood while overlooking Kesennuma Bay. Kesennuma Bay is a popular spot for fresh seafood.

The restaurant serves dishes using Kesennuma shark fin, bonito, swordfish, and other fish...

Omelette rice with soft eggs and homemade white sauce made every day...

The miso ramen, inherited from the previous generation and further evolved, is highly recommended.

We started with lamb, but we also sell beef, pork, chicken, and of course lamb...

This cafe opened on the first floor of the newly built Kesennuma City Library. San...

The tempura is fried to order and is crispy! There are four types of soba noodles...

Palpo's restaurant, known for its "handmade Gotto"...

This coffee shop is located in an 80-year-old private house. The interior has a Showa retro feel...

The hotel is proud of its authentic Western cuisine. The popular signature dishes are fried shrimp, steak...

A soba and udon specialty store. A place where women can feel at ease even when they are alone.

Popular menu items: Homemade kimchi, kakuteki, oi kimchi, wagyu beef...

This shark fin ramen is made using Kesennuma's local shark fin, which is carefully prepared over several days...