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Itoigawa Station North Walking Map 11:30-23:00 Listed Shops Represent Select Members of the Itoigawa Tourism Association Closed Tue Sushi Accommodations N Hotel Geopark 1 Shino Sushi 1-5-1 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 1-1-30 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 025-553-2089 Itoigawa UNESCO Global Geopark 11:00-14:00 / 16:30-22:00 Closed Mon. 025-552-4085 M Furuhata Bed & Breakfast 2 1-10-12 Chūō, Itoigawa Shige Sushi 025-552-1305 1-5-15 Ōmachi, Itoigawa Itoigawa Station North Walking Map 11:30-23:00 Listed shops represent select members of the Itoigawa Tourism Association Closed Tue. L Business Hotel Tōwa 025-552-0098 1-1-28 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 3 Shōri Sushi 025-552-0900 …Sushi …Banquet …Japanese 6 Uogashi 2-8 Ōmachi, Itoigawa … …Bars & Izakaya → 17:00-24:00 Chinese, Ramen, Barbecue Sea of Japan For Joetsu K Hotel Ebiya … … Teramachi Closed Mon. Cafes Gifts & Souvenirs What’s an Izakaya? 025-552-7890 1-4-26 Ōmachi, Itoigawa Izakaya are Japanese bars that serve food Geo Rice Bowl (GeoDon) … … Banquets & Fine Dining 025-555-0067 Accommodations Points of Interest These donburi, or rice bowls, along with drinks. They are casual places to Wave Blocks 4 Sea of Japan use local ingredients with a Geopark theme. Haruyoshi Japanese Sweets, Gifts, and Souvenirs enjoy freshly made local food with local Geopark Master Certied Shop Observation Deck 10-11 Honchō, Itoigawa J sake or other drinks. Soft drinks, too! Try them all! Maruriichi Otake Seafood 11:00-22:00 Geo Rice Bowl (GeoDon) Traditional Japanese ( ) 1-1-31 Ōmachi, Itoigawa Kuramata 5 Reservation Only : - : National Route 8 fishcakes (kamaboko) 025-552-0344 8 00 19 00 (Seafood & Produce) Black Yakisoba and more made with Closed Tue. Tunnel local ingredients 5 Itoigawa Nanban Shrimp on the Menu Princess Nunakawa Statue Kuramata H I Matsuki Hakuhō Ōmachi Ichijirushi Kamaboko 2-8-10 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 1-5-10 Ōmachi, Itoigawa Gangi or Arcade-covered Street G Reservation Only 9:00-18:00 (Gifts & Liquor) …Shrine …Temple Kaibō Park Geomaru F Closed Sun. (Jade & Jewelry) Teramachi 025-552-0116 (Banquet Hall) Sunset Alley Miyoshiya Historic Kotohira G Ichijirushi Kamaboko Gyofū Souma Shrine Japanese 6 Uogashi House cakes, traditional 2-7-8 Teramachi, Itoigawa sweets, and more. 2-3-24 Teramachi, Itoigawa Hamamachi-dōri 8:00-18:00(Fish Cakes & Sausage) Try the Hakuba-mochi! 11:00-18:00 Closed Sun. & Every Other Wed. ←For Toyama Tsukitoku Hanten Closed Irregularly Salt Trail 025-552-6946 Starting Point Haruyoshi 4 Hamamachi-dōri P 12 F Shōkakuji Black Yakisoba Miyoshiya Sweets Japanese Food Temple Itoigawa’s famous Black Yakisoba combines ¥ Taikō Bank 7 2-7-1 Teramachi, Itoigawa stir-fried noodles, vegetables, and local Kurohime 8:30-18:00 (Japanese Sweets) Niigata’s oldest Ōmachi continuously running 2 chōme squid ink into a delicious new experience. One Way 1-4-23 2F Ōmachi, Itoigawa Closed Tue. ⬅ 11:00-14:00 / 17:00-23:00 sake brewery!! Each restaurant has its own recipe, Itoigawa糸魚川 Chamber Suwa Shrine Trattoria Bambino Closed Tue. P Izumiya Soba 23 Historic so find your favorite! of Commerce郵便局 E Makino Candies Makers of the Kaga-no-I Shirasawa 025-552-0300 traditional treat Sake Brewery 28 11 Kinshichi Soba Manor 4-10 Honchō, Itoigawa Onyubeshi for over 9:00-18:00 (Japanese Sweets) 350 years! You can buy it at Daishi Bank Historic 8 Kannoya the Jade Kingdom Takano ⬅ Closed Tue. & 4th Monday Ōmachi One Way 1-5-2 Ōmachi, Itoigawa Center ¥ (Jade Road) Photo Itoyo Studio 11:30-14:00 / 17:00-22:00 (Gangi-dōri) ¥ Hokuetsu Plaza D Benikyū Sweets P Bank Closed Mon. Kyōya B Geopark Master Shop 025-552-0031 7-18 Honchō, Itoigawa Toyama Daiichi Shops with the mark have : - : Bank Shige Itoigawa 9 00 18 00 Yokomachi Historic Stone Honchō-dōri ¥ Itoigawa Credit Union 2 staff that can answer questions Closed Tue. (Japanese Sweets) Post Oce Sushi ⬅ 〒 Post Oce 9 Uenoya Guide Post ¥ P Local sake and about the Itoigawa Geopark! 〒 H Matsuki other alcoholic drinks, One Way 1-4-6 Ōmachi, Itoigawa C Old Kuramata P One Way gifts, jade and more. 7:00-9:00/11:30-14:00/17:30-21:00 Ikehara Sweets Makers of Yama-no- ⬅ Tea Shop I Hakuho Black Bancho Open Every Day 1-1-3 Shintetsu, Itoigawa Homare and other Yokomachi Kannondō Ekimae- 025-552-0519 8:30-18:00 popular local sweets D Irreg. holidays (Japanese Sweets) Among the oldest Kurohime 7 Benikyū Sweets Hirokōji-dōri Miichan-dōri shops in Itoigawa. Yasaka Jade Kingdom Center 10 Aoi Shokudō Makers of traditional, Shrine dōri (Hisui Ōkokukan) B Kyōya handmade hard Kannoya Dining Bar Tokusaikō 1-1-28 Ōmachi, Itoigawa candies Korinmaru 29 10:00-15:00 / 17:00-20:30 8-7 Honchō, Itoigawa Tokushōji Temple Hotel Ebiya K Hotel 14 8 Taki P Closed Sun. 9:00-19:00 (Onyubeshi) N Geopark San’ai Tours A Itoigawa Tourism & Gift Center (Japanese Diner) Closed Tue. (Ceremonial Goods) Shōri Pub Tyrol Nuna 025-552-0573 Sushi 16 Nanban Shrimp Ebichan E Makino Candies Uenoya 21 26 9 27 Itoyo An excellent 11 Kinshichi Soba A Itoigawa Tourism & Gift Center Also known as Ikedaya 3 Mana’o 18 Otake place to buy gifts & Sake Brewery Founded 200 years Coee House souvenirs or enjoy 2-5-5 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 1-7-11 Ōmachi, Itoigawa “amaebi,” Itoigawa’s J Seafood ago, makers of Kenshin. Shinjōji JA Bank ¥ a good meal! 11:00-14:00 / 17:00-20:00 9:00-18:00 nanban shrimp is 1 Temple Shino North Gate Closed Thu. & 3rd Sun. Closed Jan 1 some of the freshest 17 Dining Bar Ayafuya Sushi 025-552-0065 and the best Ushitsunagi-ishi Hanashige Kyō’ōji L Izakaya Itoigawa Sta. Cafes & Diners Florist 10 Hotel ( ) Hakuba-dōri Temple 27 Coffee House in Japan! Oiwake-ishi 20 ō-dōri Genbei Tenanmon Barbecue 13 Chū Aoi Tōwa 28 Izumiya Soba 1-7-11 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 25 Seikoen Tea Shokudō 9:30-16:30 Saishōji Chokushi′in Itoo P Parking Information 2-3-3 Ōmachi, Itoigawa Coee House Temple Bicycles 11:00 - 19:00 Irregular Holidays Temple ◇Jade Kingdom Center Parking Garage Tyrol 15 Asuka Closed Tue. 025-553-1730 (Coffee & Meals) 22 Tourist Info & 19 First 30 min. free, ¥100/30 min. after 025-552-0238 Snack Marron Geopark Play ・Max charge of ¥1,000 per day 26 Town Itoyo Dining Pub Caprino Chinese, Ramen Hokuriku Shinkansen Itoigawa Station ◇Itoigawa Station South Gate Parking 12 Tsukitoku Hanten 1-7-11 Ōmachi, Itoigawa Salt Trail Plaza Area 11:00-14:30 ) GeoStationSouth GeoPal Gate First 30 min. free, ¥100/30 min. after 2-5-18 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 11:00-14:00 / 16:30-21:00 Irregular Holidays ( Pub Alley ・Max charge of ¥1,000 per day Salt Trail ( Open Every Day (Light Meals) Matsumoto Road Model Railroad 025-553-1788 Rental Bicycles ・Park & Ride service available. Those boarding the Hokuriku Shinkansen Chuō Yokochō Furuhata 025-552-0496 P Gallery & Kiha-52 at Itoigawa Station receive 96 hours (4 days) of free parking. 25 Coffee House Tyrol Explore even further on the C Ikehara Sweets Echigo TOKImeki Railway - Nihonkai Hisui Line M Bed & Breakfast Please insert your parking ticket into the machine just inside the shinkansen back of a bicycle! Jōseiji Train Exhibit 13 1-3-9 Shintetsu, Itoigawa ticket gate (on the left) in order to receive your parking validation. Tenanmon Barbecue Available at GeoPal and Temple Makers of 8:00-19:00 Shio-Okuri-no-Michi Bank and Credit Union Free Parking 2-12 Honchō, Itoigawa Itoo Bicycles. and other popular Buono ◇ 17:30-24:30 local sweets 025-552-5903 (Coffee & Meals) ) Train Amatsu Shrine & 24 Itoigawa City Hall Free Parking on Weekends and Holidays 9:30 - 19:00 Closed Mon. 3-speed: ¥500 / 3 hrs (¥1000 / day) Steam Locomotive Monument : : ( ) 025-552-8988 Park Fighting Festival & Museum of Weekdays 15 00 - 19 00 Limit 1 Hour 24 Cafe Buono Electric: ¥500 / hr (¥2000 / day) ¥ Joetsu Credit Union 7-speed: ¥500 / hr (¥2000 / day) JR West - Ōito Line 文 Itoigawa Elementary School (Apr 10 & 11) ↓ ↓ History and Folklore 1-6-15 Chūō, Itoigawa Information Current as of 2018.4 11:30-14:30 / 17:30-21:00 Closed Jan 1 Bars & Izakaya 025-552-0135 (Italian Cafe) 29 Kōrinmaru 23 Trattoria Bambino 22 Snack Marron 21 Pub Tyrol 20 Dining Bar Ayafuya 19 Dining Pub Caprino 18 Ocean Table Mana’o 17 Izakaya Genbei 16 Izakaya Taki 15 Asuka 14 Dining Bar Tokusaikō 1-7-11 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 1-3-26 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 2-5-7 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 1-14-2F Honchō, Itoigawa 1-4-4 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 2-10 Honchō, Itoigawa 1-12 Honchō, Itoigawa 1-3-1 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 1-1-34 Ōmachi, Itoigawa : - : : - : 1-14 Honchō, Itoigawa 1-7-11 Ōmachi, Itoigawa 11 30 13 30 / 18 30 23 00 - Closed Irregularly Closed Mondays Open Every Day 17:00-23:30 (Pasta & Karaoke) 18:00-26:00 17:00-24:00 11:30-14:00 / 17:00-23:00 (No Lunch Mon.) 18:00 23:00 17:00-23:00 17:00-24:00 17:30-24:00 18:30-25:00 19:00-25:00 Open Every Night Closed Mon. Closed Sun. (No Dinner Sun.) Closed Sun. & Holidays in Sept - March 025-552-0664 (Seafood Bar) 025-553-1870 (Fine Italian) 025-553-2330 (Japanese Pub) 025-552-5333 (Japanese Pub) 025-555-7558 025-552-4855 025-552-1167 025-552-5932 025-553-0131 025-552-2005 025-552-3751 Recommended Sights of the Itoigawa Station Area From Itoigawa Sta. North Exit ⑤・⑥ Gangi-dōri and theぬーな Kaga Highway ② Kaibō Park and Princess Nunakawa 400 m 5 min ① Sunset Lookout Deck Gangi are the special roofs that Princess Nunakawa was a Only a five minute walk from Itoigawa Station, use the underpass to reach this cover the sidewalks around Itoigawa legendary shaman priestess who viewing platform.
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