Farmer's Restaurant Naa
At the farmer's restaurant "Naa" in Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture, you can enjoy dishes made with local vegetables, while immersed in nature.
Restaurant Details
At a local farmer’s restaurant in Tsuruoka City, enjoy a delicious meal of fresh, local vegetables while overlooking the vast Shonai Plain, a famous rice cultivation area. The rice, called "Hitomebore," is organically cultivated, and has a delicious aroma and texture which further complements the side dishes.
The owner of Naa wants to convey the importance of eating local, highlighting dishes using vegetables and organically-grown rice. He also wishes to deepen the bond between people, sharing nourishing home-cooked meals and smiles.
Farmer's Restaurant Naa Phone Number
Farmer's Restaurant Naa Business Days
Farmer's Restaurant Naa Address
甲41 Fukuda, Tsuruoka, Yamagata 997-0006, Japan
Farmer's Restaurant Naa 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
While the Zao Onsen ski resort is the major winter attraction of Yamagata, the prefecture offers activities year-round, from hiking the mountainous surrounds and discovering tree-shrouded temples, to soothing hot spring retreats, and even a large-scale human chess tournament in the spring!
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