Bizen, Okayama, Japan｜海の駅しおじ バーベキューコーナー

Best entertainment for our family! Delicious, fun, nothing to say. I go at least 3 times a season. Buy oysters in the shell at the market (Gomi no Ichi) directly managed by the Hinase Fisheries Cooperative in front and bring them in. The entrance fee is 1,500 yen, and comes with a net, oyster scalpel, tongs, charcoal, work gloves, and ponzu sauce, so you don't need to prepare anything. There are many groups who enjoy meat and dried fish because you can bring anything you want, but our family eats oysters anyway. Grill fresh oysters on the spot and eat them with lemon (bring your own). It's just delicious enough. It's not the most beautiful place, but it's the happiest place with lots of laughter. Edit: I have some bad news. The price has been increased to 1,800 yen (1.5hr) from November 2018! Postscript 2: More disappointing news... From November 2019, the price has been increased to 1,980 yen (1.5hr) and 550 yen for every 30 minutes of extension! ?

I had Nissei oysters for the first time! It was huge and delicious! In addition to oysters, there were various other foods such as scallops, turban shells, and squid.

Because it is in this day and age (?) It was a complete reservation system. The place fee is 2,200 yen per table. A large amount of oysters can be obtained at the adjacent market, so it's perfect. Please get a drink at the poplar on the premises. As for the seasonings, you can have packs of dashi soy sauce and ponzu sauce, but you can enjoy it more if you bring your own. Let's grill not only oysters but also meat. I can't get enough of the taste. It will be a resting place for chopsticks. Please bring aluminum foil and try stir-frying with butter and soy sauce. You can enjoy it to the fullest. It is best to wear a kappa. Oysters are bread! It will pop, and if you are downwind, the ash will fly! The distance between the side tables was so stress-free. By the end time, please separate the garbage and equipment by yourself and go home. Since the roof is a plastic sheet, the next day after it rained, the water that had accumulated occasionally fell from the breaks in the plastic sheet.