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Aomori Gyosai Center - Aomori Nokkedon

青森魚菜センター 「青森のっけ丼」

A fish market and bowl restaurant near Aomori Station where visitors select from an array of fresh seafood and vegetable toppings to create a custom Nokke-don rice bowl.

Fish Market Exterior Sign
Fish Market Exterior Sign © Aomori Prefecture, Tourism and International Affairs Strategy Bureau, Tourist Attraction and Exchanges Section
Opening hours
Mon–Sun07:00–16:00
Holidays07:00–16:00
Admission
12 Food Tickets¥2,000
1 Food Ticket¥170
Links
Official websiteJapanese
Access
1-11-16, Furukawa, Aomori-Shi, Aomori 〒 030-0862Aomori Station 青森 (Aoimori Railway Line, Tsugaru Line, Ōu Main Line)Walk 7 minutes

Looking for a delicious meal around Aomori station? Look no further than the Aomori Gyosai Center, also known as Furukawa Fish Market. Here, you must try the famous "Nokke-don" - a rice bowl with a variety of toppings. This delightful dish allows you to choose from a wide selection of toppings to create your perfect combination on a bed of rice. Whether you're a fan of seafood, meat, or want to explore different flavors, Nokke-don caters to all tastes, making it the ultimate choice for selective eaters.

Here's how you can enjoy your very own Original Don:

Purchase a ticket at the Information Desk or from one of the selected shops.

Head over to a shop with an red flag and exchange your ticket for a bowl of rice.

Explore the market's diverse selection of toppings, which includes sashimi, meat, and side dishes.

Create your custom Original Don by selecting your preferred ingredients and quantities.

Once you've assembled your perfect combination, your Original Don is ready to be savored!

Find a cozy spot in the market's rest area to enjoy your delicious creation.

Whether you're craving rare delicacies or want to indulge in your all-time favorites, the Aomori Gyosai Center offers a delightful and interactive dining experience that will leave you satisfied and eager to return for more. Don't miss out on this culinary adventure in Aomori!

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