The neighboring restaurants near the Tainoura sightseeing boats pride themselves on using fresh local seafood. From thick slices of sashimi to fried and grilled dishes, it's delightful to find reasonably priced meals in a tourist spot. Highly recommended is the fried set meal. Additionally, the sashimi set meal is also a great choice.

A 2-minute walk from the Ta no Ura sightseeing boat, marked by the red flag of "Oura Donburi." Popular set meals include five kinds of sashimi with salted fish roe. Other options include simmered kabuto (a type of shellfish), grilled mackerel, tempura, grilled fish, and of course, a variety of à la carte dishes.

Soba restaurant loved by locals, located a 3-minute walk from the Ta-no-Ura sightseeing boat. In addition to soba, they offer katsudon, oyakodon, and udon, all popular among the locals. Since it's located right in front of the Minato fishing port, it's always bustling with anglers. If you're tired of seafood, head to this restaurant.

Just a minute's walk from the Tainoura sightseeing boat, we highly recommend the seafood set meal. It includes a variety of sashimi overflowing with freshness, along with simmered yellowtail, miso soup, and assorted side dishes. You can also enjoy freshly cooked turban shells right on the spot, prepared from the live ones kept in the aquarium on the first floor of the restaurant.

Business hours and regular holidays are subject to change, so please check with the store before your visit.

At the back of Tanjo-ji Temple, there is a confectionery shop and factory that meticulously bakes using traditional methods, emphasizing quality. Our 'taiyaki' (fish-shaped cake) crackers have a crisp, fragrant deliciousness. You can also sample them in the store after visiting Tanjo-ji Temple.

In addition to the Boso specialty "Tai Senbei" (Sea Bream Rice Crackers), we offer other delicacies such as Awabi Senbei (Abalone Rice Crackers), An Mochi (Sweet Bean Paste Rice Cake), Dorayaki (Red Bean Pancake), Kodaibai (Ancient Rice Cake), various types of Yokan (Sweet Bean Jelly), and Cream Daifuku (Cream-filled Rice Cake). Our highly recommended item is the Cream Daifuku, which delights with its creamy filling that spreads generously in your mouth when you take a bite.

The neighboring restaurants near the Tainoura sightseeing boats pride themselves on using fresh local seafood. From thick slices of sashimi to fried and grilled dishes, it's delightful to find reasonably priced meals in a tourist spot. Highly recommended is the fried set meal. Additionally, the sashimi set meal is also a great choice.

The neighboring restaurants near the Tainoura sightseeing boats pride themselves on using fresh local seafood. From thick slices of sashimi to fried and grilled dishes, it's delightful to find reasonably priced meals in a tourist spot. Highly recommended is the fried set meal. Additionally, the sashimi set meal is also a great choice.

Birth Temple's souvenir shop inside the temple grounds offers a wide variety of local souvenirs, from sea bream senbei to sweets and even tropical fruits like pineapples. Parking is also free, so why not stop by and pick up some souvenirs before visiting Tanjo Temple?

Founded in Meiji 35 (1902), Nakajimaya Confectionery Shop offers a variety of local specialties with heartfelt dedication, including "Tai Senbei" associated with the revered figure Nichiren Saint in the local Minato area, as well as seasonal Japanese and Western confectioneries made with local ingredients, imbued with the rich flavors of the region.