Suzuhiro Kamaboko Village

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4.2 ( 31 reviews)
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The Suzuhiro Kamaboko Village is an unique destination featuring Kamaboko (a traditional Japanese seafood) and fun Japanese culinary experiences that allow you to make, eat, and learn about this popular Japanese food. In addition to the hands on experiences, there is more to explore and discover here. There are a Kaiseki restaurant, buffet styled cafe using local seafood and vegetables, a Kamaboko bar, the Hakone brewery, 200-year-old Japanese buildings, Japanese garden, shops with free samples, and even the Kamaboko museum where you can make your own Kamaboko!

Day of the Week	Opening Hours
Monday	9:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	9:00 - 18:00
Wednesday	9:00 - 18:00
Thursday	9:00 - 18:00
Friday	9:00 - 18:00
Saturday	9:00 - 18:00
Sunday	9:00 - 18:00

Cuisines

🍣 Japanese
🦞 Seafood

Dining Options

💺 Seating
♿ Wheelchair Accessible
🥡 Takeout
🍷 Serves Alcohol
🅿️ Parking Available
🪑 Highchairs Available
📶 Free Wifi
💳 Accepts Visa
💳 Accepts Mastercard
🍷🍺 Wine and Beer
💳 Accepts American Express
🍱 Lunch

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rhea dio

2018-10-27 on google

Kamaboko free taste is good tummy is full..

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Aldo Barbieri

2018-10-04 on google

Nice little place to go with the family

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2018-10-02 on google

A museum where you can learn about Kamaboko and bamboo wheels, famous places in Japan and how to make them.I went to the last public holiday on the last three consecutive holidays, but there are about seven separate parking lots around the area, but almost all are full and park my car around 4 places. did.The first floor sells souvenir goods other than pastes in addition to the manufacturing experience. The second floor is a display of art using kamaboko boards, and the third floor is a museum of paste.Note that no kamaboko or bamboo rings are sold here. You can buy it at the main store next door or at the Kamabokosato village next to it.

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It was a difficult and fun experience. It is a good experience

I agree. We recommend booking if possible. The reason is that you can experience it at your desired time. The experience of making Kamaboko and Takewa is especially slow because it takes a long time to bake, so the reception time is near closing after baking. Then, for the day's reservation, the reception desk is too busy to answer the phone at all. If it is absolutely the same day reservation, it is best to go to the store and make a reservation directly. The experience itself is fun ?

Experience time is 50 minutes. It's okay if you can do it because you have to wear a hat and an apron. The home page of the museum says that the child is 3 years old, but there are individual differences...

A 10-month-old kid might be a bit unreasonable

Even if there is no group, it is crowded. When the group comes, it is already .... What I personally like is kamaboko bar.

It's close, but please be careful when crossing the road.