Ajizukuri Setsugekka
Enjoy a mountain feast in the harmonious locale of Katashina Village, Gunma prefecture, at a restaurant that’s committed to preserving local food culture.
Restaurant Details
Utilizing a traditional Japanese cooking method around the irori firepit, a meal at Ajizukuri Setsugekka is a heart-warming, communal experience. The hearth fills the room with a gentle glow, as the sumiyaki (charcoal grilling) dining experience commences.
The flavors of the season and Katashina Village’s local specialties—like Setsugekka’s locally-made tofu—are on full display. Their "Oze Marihime Dofu" is made with locally-grown soybeans and the water from "Oze no Sato Katashina Spring Water Group.” The sourcing of other ingredients, from chicken to vegetables, is also done with the same painstaking care that’s born out of love of Japanese cuisine and responsibility for preserving Japanese culinary culture.
Come experience the delights that Katashina Village has to offer, slowing down with a traditional meal and creating warm memories around the fireside.
Ajizukuri Setsugekka Phone Number
Ajizukuri Setsugekka Business Days
Ajizukuri Setsugekka Address
4125 Kamada, Katashina, Tone District, Gunma 378-0415
Ajizukuri Setsugekka Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 month before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Restaurant location
Gunma is a mountainous playground in the Kanto region, with probably the best adventure sports and hot spring bathing in all of Japan.
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