Shimoichi, Nara, Japan｜Yasuke Tsurube Sushi Restaurant (oldest sushi restaurant in Japan)

A well-established long-established store in the downtown area. The name even appears in Kabuki. The food is also very delicious. It's a "shop you want to keep" where you can feel the indescribable atmosphere of the house.

I'm not good at cooking sweetfish, but this was the first time I finished it. It was very delicious. The quaint buildings are also a must-see. I want to go again.

We visited Tsurube Sushi Yasuke, who is said to be the oldest sushi restaurant in Japan, founded in the 1180s. It is that sushi restaurant that appears in the sushi restaurant section of Kabuki Yoshitsune Senbonzakura. While thinking about Igami no Gonta, Taira Koremori, and Kajiwara Kagetoki, eating the specialty sweetfish dishes and sweetfish pressed sushi (narezushi) is a must for kabuki and history lovers. In the past, I was able to enter even if I went flat, but recently it seems that reservations are required. The tasteful entrance and waiting area will make you feel like you have slipped back in time. The maple leaves that can be seen from the room like a ryokan are also tasteful. By the way, you can park your car next to the store.