Local-fish sushi after Kamogawa Sea World: walk from the station to Marufuji Honten

When you leave the aquarium, your mind tends to be filled with thoughts about the train home. But if you leave time for one more meal, you can change the way your trip ends.

"Local fish conveyor belt sushi Marufuji Honten" is located in Shiosai Market, about a 7-minute walk from Awa Kamogawa Station. In the prefecture's tourist information, it is introduced as a conveyor belt sushi restaurant that focuses on local fish from Southern Boso. Even if you don't have a car, you can think of it as a place to stop to eat after returning to the station. ^[1]

A free shuttle bus links Kamogawa Sea World with Awa-Kamogawa Station. Return to the station first, then go for dinner. This keeps the evening simple without adding complicated transfers after the aquarium visit. ^[2]

Before you start eating, be sure to check the train for your return trip. Once you decide what time you want to get back to the station, you can figure out how much time you have for one meal, including the time you'll have to wait at the store.

Rather than forgetting about what you're going to eat when you get home, you can plan ahead and eat in peace. That order comes in handy when traveling by public transport.

This is a sushi restaurant that specializes in local fish, so be sure to check out the day's specials before making your order. Adding one fish to the fish you usually choose, or one whose name you've never heard before, will make your meal more typical of your travel destination. ^[1]

If you're not sure what to choose, a good idea is to ask, ``Which local fish do you have today?'' If you are worried about communicating in Japanese, you can also display this sentence on your smartphone.

You don't need to know complicated ways to eat. Organize what you want to eat, what you can't eat, and your budget, then choose from the menu for the day. Dining in a new city doesn't have to be too adventurous.

Which exhibit did you spend the most time watching at the aquarium, and what was the most memorable scene? If you talk while eating, you may notice that different people see different things even when they are walking in the same place.

Before writing about your day on your phone, spend a little time talking with the person opposite you. If travelling alone, look back at the photos you took while deciding on your next dish. Allow time for this as part of dinner in your itinerary.

In addition to sushi restaurants, Shiosai Market also has souvenir shops, seafood shops, and Baumkuchen shops. If you have time after your meal, you can take a detour to find something to take home. ^[1]

However, business hours vary depending on the store. Even during meal times, not all sales areas may be open. If you want to go shopping, check the opening hours first, and if you have a short time to get to the train, limit yourself to eating.

Not just ``I went to the aquarium,'' but ``I ate sushi at Kamogawa on the way home.'' Adding one meal will help you remember not only the facilities you visited, but also the name of the city. Why not spend a little more time in Kamogawa before heading back to Tokyo?