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I ordered the “Pork Loin Cutlet Set Meal” at Tonkatsu Takada near Nishinasuno Station.

I tried the Pork Loin Cutlet Set Meal at a tonkatsu specialty shop called "Tonkatsu Takada," about a 6-minute walk from Nishinasuno Station. The pork was super juicy, with savory flavor spreading through every bite, and the fat had a light, pleasant sweetness. Paired with the slightly sweet, toasty sauce, it was a perfect match—and my rice disappeared without me even noticing.

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I Visited the food truck “Onigiri agrizm” setted up in front of the Nishinasuno Government Building!

I bought some rice balls "Smoked radish pickled & cheese," "Plum mackerel," and "Kimchi" from the food truck "Onigiri ag...

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I had the premium nigiri sushi at “Ikezushi,” an Edomae-style sushi restaurant near Kuroiso Station.

I had dinner at Ikezushi, a sushi restaurant a 5-minute walk from Kuroiso Station's West Exit. I ordered the Premium nigiri set (7 pieces of nigiri, 1 gunkan, and 1 sushi roll), a natto roll, and hamo tempura. Including the complimentary miso soup, everything was delicious.

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Enjoy the daily special set meal at the retro café “Café De Grand Bois” near Kuroiso Station

I had the daily special set meal (chicken cutlet with tomato sauce) at the retro café ‘Café De Grand Bois’, a 2-minute walk from Kuroiso Station's West Exit. The chicken cutlet was substantial and incredibly tender, and the tomato sauce with its perfect balance of saltiness and acidity was absolutely delicious!

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Tried the Karaage & Menchi Katsu from Meat Deli “Kuroiso Broiler,” 10 Minutes from Kuroiso Station

Kuroiso Broiler, a meat deli shop a 10-minute walk from Kuroiso Station's West Exit. It's a bit far to walk, but I stopped by to pick up dinner sides and bought some karaage and minced meat patties.

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Had a Tempura Rice Bowl Set at the Long-Standing Soba Restaurant “Kisoba Fuyou” Near Kuroiso Station

I visited the soba restaurant Kisoba Fuyou, just a minute's walk from Kuroiso Station's West Exit, for lunch and had the tempura rice bowl set (hot soba). With the weather turning much colder recently, the warm tempura rice bowl and soba were the perfect combination!

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12 Minutes by Bus from Nasushiobara Station: Enjoy Local Flavors at “Katsudon Kashiwaya”

There’s a katsudon shop called "Katsudon Kashiwaya" inside the NASU GARDEN OUTLET, where they use ingredients sourced from the Nasu highlands. I enjoyed tonkatsu made with locally sourced Nasu ingredients—a specialty unique to Nasu Highlands—and contributed to the local food economy!

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Tried and Tested: Restaurant Heisei just 1 minute from Nasushiobara Station

Just a minute's walk from the west exit of Nasushiobara Station, you'll find the restaurant ‘Heisei’. They offer a wide variety of dishes, from soba and udon noodles to set meals and snacks. This time, I stopped by while waiting for the Shinkansen and enjoyed their maitake mushroom tempura soba!

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Tried and Tested: Soba & Udon at Kadoya near Nishinasuno Station

Just a 3-minute walk from Nishinasuno Station lies Kadoya, famous for its dipping noodles. This time, I visited and tried their Vegetable Tempura Cold Soba. If you're interested in the style of dipping cold soba into warm broth, check out this article!

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