- 2021.11.11
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Experience a feast at farm restaurant Kusabuki
From its impressive thatched roof, typical of a traditional Japanese farmhouse, to its tatami-floored dining room and special Dappan lunch plate, which features locally-caught pheasant and Yusuhara soba (buckwheat) noodles, visiting the ""farm restaurant"" Kusabuki is a true only-in-Kochi experience.
The restaurant is located in the town of Yusuhara, along the Dappan no Michi trail, which Kochi-born hero Ryoma Sakamoto is said to have traveled on his way to help end the 250-year-long feudal age in 1868. Therefore, visiting Kusabuki also means following the footsteps of one of Japan's most famous former samurai.
After exploring the glorious Kanzaiko rice terraces nearby, or visiting the unforgettable Kumo-no-Ue-no Gallery (designed by renowned architect, Kengo Kuma) come savor a true local feast at Kusabuki.
Learn more about Yusuhara and Kengo Kuma's architectural wonders here: https://visitkochijapan.com/en/see-and-do/10029
The restaurant is located in the town of Yusuhara, along the Dappan no Michi trail, which Kochi-born hero Ryoma Sakamoto is said to have traveled on his way to help end the 250-year-long feudal age in 1868. Therefore, visiting Kusabuki also means following the footsteps of one of Japan's most famous former samurai.
After exploring the glorious Kanzaiko rice terraces nearby, or visiting the unforgettable Kumo-no-Ue-no Gallery (designed by renowned architect, Kengo Kuma) come savor a true local feast at Kusabuki.
Learn more about Yusuhara and Kengo Kuma's architectural wonders here: https://visitkochijapan.com/en/see-and-do/10029
