Meiji no Yakata
Stop by Meiji no Yakata and discover the Meiji era western-influenced cuisine in a historical location.
Restaurant Details
Founded in 1977, Meiji no Yakata used to be a western-style cottage house in the 19th century for F.W. Horn. He is known for introducing the gramophone, better known as the record player, to Japan. Given the restaurant’s historic value, it's registered as a national tangible cultural property.
The restaurant’s exterior and interior build is western-influenced, with indoor and outdoor seating. Their unique menu consists of classic western style dishes with a Japanese touch, such as the hamburg steak, hashed beef rice, and beef stew. The skilled chefs insist on using local ingredients, so you can eat freshly made meals with hints of local flavors. As part of the restaurant’s vast menu of the Meiji era western-influenced dishes, Tochigi wagyu beef can also be enjoyed at Meiji no Yakata. To top off the meal, their selection of homemade desserts are recommended.
Discover and enjoy the historic and elegant setting of Meiji no Yakata in the culturally rich city of Nikko.
Meiji no Yakata Phone Number
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Meiji no Yakata Address
2339-1 Sannai, Nikko, Tochigi 321-1431, Japan
Meiji no Yakata 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
To the north of Tokyo, escape Japan’s bustling capital and discover Tochigi Prefecture, known for stunning autumnal foliage in Nikko, hot springs of Nasu, and historic Utsunomiya.
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