Kajiya
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It is a restaurant where you can enjoy wide variety of rice bowls and set menus. In Kamakura, they serve fresh shirasu (whitebait) from Sagami Bay, so I had the Maguro-Shirasu-don (Tuna & Whitebait rice bowl). The tuna was a little small but fresh, and it was topped with plenty of boiled shirasu. It comes with a small bowl side dish, a side dish of pickles, and miso soup. In Kanagawa Prefecture, shirasu fishing is not allowed usually from January 1 to mid-March at each fishing port, in order to protect the resources of the area, so fresh shirasu is not available in that season. If you happen to visit besides the fishing closed season, please come and try the fresh raw shirasu. The Teriyaki Chicken set meal and the Grilled Fish set meal are popular among Muslims. (Kamakura is a coastal town located in Kanagawa Prefecture, a famous tourist spot with Japan's historical heritage and beautiful nature.) (Kanagawa is located in the Kanto region of Japan, under Tokyo, with the famous tourist spot, Kamakura and Hakone.) (Miso soup is a Japanese traditional food made by Dashi [basic ingredient of traditional Japanese cuisine, made by soaking or boiling ingredients such as dried bonito flakes and kelp in water.] and Miso paste [Japanese fermented paste made by soybeans, grain (like rice or barley), salt, and koji (malted rice)].) (Teriyaki is a dish which ingredients such as meat and fish are broiled, roasted, or grilled with teriyaki sauce [sweet and savory flavor sauce].)
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Store name
Kajiya
Address
248-0006 Komachi Kamakura-shi 2-8-6 map
Telephone number
Regular holiday
Tuesday
Business hours
11:00~15:00 (L.O.14:30) 17:00~23:00 (L.O.22:00)
Opening day
2012
Opportunity to open a store
Since we were approached by a company that is promoting business initiatives such as Halal compliant food project and wholesale business, which wanted to see if we would be interested in taking a challenge in Halal business, which is expected to grow in the future, we started to offer Halal food. Currently, although Kajiya has not acquired Halal certification, the affiliated restaurant “Wao-Bento Kajiya”, that ships Halal lunch boxes nationwide, is Halal certified and produces and delivers safe and secure lunch boxes to people from all over the world living in Japan, accepting orders from even a single item. With the hotel’s permission, we can also deliver to the hotels you are staying in Japan. 「Wao－Bento Kajiya」http://www.kajiyahalal.com/smartphone/list.ktml?category_code=all_items
Staff
【Owner】Japanese【Staff】Japanese
Customer base
tourists, students on school trip, overseas tourists (20% Muslims.)
Recommended menu
Sanshoku-don (Dried Whitebait & Tuna & Salmon rice bowl), Maguro-Salmon-don (Tuna & Salmon rice bowl) Maguro-Shirasu-don (Tuna & Dried Whitebait rice bowl), Grilled fish set meal, Teriyaki-Chicken set meal (Teriyaki is a dish which ingredients such as meat and fish are broiled, roasted, or grilled with teriyaki sauce [sweet and savory flavor sauce].)
Prayer space
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Access
5-minute from Kamakura Station. After exiting the east exit, walk along the rotary to the left direction and you will soon see a large torii gate. After going through the torii gate, walk along Komachi-dori Street, which runs in parallel to Wakamiya-oji Avenue to the Tsurugaoka Hachiman Shrine, where you will find souvenir, fashion goods, and restaurants. After about 250m walk, you will see the sign for kajiya on your right.
Neighborhood information
Ebina Mosque (1 hour by car, 1 hour 38 minute by train, 43km) Tsurugaoka Hachimangu (6-minute walk, 450m) The Great Buddha of Kamakura (28-minute walk, 20-minute by train, 2km) Hokokuji Temple (27-minute walk, 13-minute by train, 2.4km) Hasedera Temple (18-minute by train, 2.3km) Komachi-dori street (10-second walk.)
Language
Japanese
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Reservation
Nearby mosque
