We named our restaurant Hatago-ya after the place of travelers in the past, around 1600-1800, during the Edo Era. At that time, both Samurai, during unofficial travel, and general people often used this place for their lunches and suppers. They usually walked around 30 miles per day.
You can imagine how they felt and the degree of comfort they experienced after a long day of walking. They would have appreciated their stay and enjoyed local fresh dishes. We believe Hatago gave them their motivation for the next day. Make further ventures more pleasant by being in the company of others. By constructing the Hatagoya with wood, we wish to symbolize the warmth of friendships and the spirit of different people coming together in a gathering place where new connections can be made. Fresh seafood and vegetables are prepared in front of you. The smells of charcoal-grilled food will evoke fond memories, as served by our skilled chefs. Kick back and relax while enjoying a feast for all five senses. Come and feel rejuvenated.

Welcome to "Hatago-ya"