Fujinokuni Terrace is a prominent restaurant which provide cuisines using a variety of local foods and some local specialty tea.
A glass of a specialty oolong tea is served before lunch like aperitif.
A glass of “Hana Iro Oolong tea” like aperitif with menu in Fujinokuni Terrace.
The specialty tea is “Hana Iro Oolong tea”, produced by Yamasen co ltd. in Makinohara tea estate as posted before.
Prior to lunch, we can enjoy the aromatic oolong tea with overlooking a beautiful view of Shizuoka city.
A landscape of Shizuoka city viewed from the window in Fujinokuni Terrace.
There are 7 fixed dishes and 1 lunch set, which is arranged monthly according to each season.
Menu of fixed dishes in Fujinokuni Terrace.
Seasonal lunch set in Fujinokui Terrace. Spring and Autumn.
Various foods in season are cooked for the lunch set, such as Maitake and Shimeji mashrooms, Akijake salmon, Beinasu egg plant etc. Especially a baked slice egg plant with 2 types of Miso sauce suits for my preference.
A dessert dish is served after lunch. We can enjoy the dessert with Hana Iro oolong tea, re-filled by the staff.
In the checkout counter, some tea products are displayed for sale. Hana Iro oolong tea and a gift set of loose leaf teas and filter-in bottle. The gift set contains 5 types of loose leaf tea, which consists of teas from major tea estates in Shizuoka prefecture.
Fujinokuni Terrace can let us enjoy feeling seasons and touching local foods.
< Shop information >
- Address : 20th floor in the Annex of Prefectural governmental office, 9-6 Outemachi, Aoi ward, Shizuoka city.
- Access : It takes about 10 minutes from the north gate of JR Shizuoka station.
- URL : http://www.nasubi-ltd.co.jp/terrace/ (written in only Japanese)
The location of Fujinokuni Terrace, 21th floor of the Annex of Shizuoka Prefectural Office.
< Postscript >
On the upper stair of Fujinokuni Terrace, we can overlook a wonderful panorama of Shizuoka city, from the mountainside to Suruga Bay. It is recommended to enjoy the beautiful view after the lunch at Fujinokuni Terrace.
A bird’s-eye view of Sump Castle from the top floor of the Annex of Shizuoka prefectural office. Sometimes, tea ceremonies are hold in the Japanese house shown in the central of this picture.
A long shot of the northwest mountainside of Shizuoka city. Abe River flows between the front and back mountains. Ashikubo tea estate, the longest-established tea estate in Shizuoka, locates on the upper stream of Abe River.
Suruga Bay is viewed over the city hall and urban area of Shizuoka city.
We can view the Nihondaira tea estate in the east direction and Mt. Fuji in the northeast direction.