Sushi Kappo Yamanaka - Sushi Restaurant

Welcome to Sushi Kappo Yamanaka – Sushi Restaurant, a culinary gem located in the heart of Fukuoka’s bustling Hakata Station area. Bringing the renowned flavors of the original Yamanaka sushi shop in Yakuin to a more accessible location, this JR Hakata City branch offers seasonal seafood and expertly crafted sushi that delight both locals and tourists. Whether you’re a gourmet enthusiast or a family looking for a memorable meal, Sushi Kappo Yamanaka promises an authentic taste of Japan in a casual, welcoming setting.

Access

Reaching Sushi Kappo Yamanaka is effortless:

Location: 9F, JR Hakata City AMU Plaza Hakata, 1-1 Hakataeki Chuogai, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka
By Train: Directly connected to JR Hakata Station – no need to step outside!
Directions: Head to the 9th floor of AMU Plaza Hakata for a sushi experience that’s just steps away from the station.

Its unbeatable location makes it a perfect stop for travelers and locals alike.

Cuisine

Sushi Kappo Yamanaka specializes in:

Japanese General
Sushi

Savor seasonal seafood sourced from the nearby Genkai-nada Sea, paired with rice seasoned with black vinegar – a signature touch from the main Yamanaka branch. Our skilled chefs use time-honored techniques to craft sushi that reflects the renowned quality of the original shop, making every bite a celebration of flavor.

Open

Lunch: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM (Last Order: 2:30 PM)
Dinner: 5:00 PM – 9:30 PM (Last Order: 9:00 PM)

Open daily for lunch and dinner, it’s the ideal spot for a midday treat or an evening indulgence.

Closed

None

We’re open every day, ensuring you can enjoy our sushi whenever the craving strikes!

Average Price

¥ 5,000 – ¥ 12,500

With options for both a budget-friendly lunch and a more luxurious dinner, Sushi Kappo Yamanaka offers exceptional value for top-tier sushi.

Why Choose Sushi Kappo Yamanaka?

Here’s what sets Sushi Kappo Yamanaka – Sushi Restaurant apart:

Renowned Heritage: A branch of the celebrated Yamanaka sushi shop in Yakuin, known as one of Hakata’s finest.
Seasonal Freshness: Features seafood caught fresh from the Genkai-nada Sea, ensuring peak flavor.
Casual Elegance: Perfect for families, tourists, and gourmets who want a relaxed yet refined dining experience.
Convenient Location: Directly connected to Hakata Station, making it easy to visit without the formality of the main branch.
Skillful Craftsmanship: Expert chefs bring the same high standards of the original Yamanaka to every dish.

This is sushi that’s approachable yet extraordinary, blending tradition with accessibility.

Visit Sushi Kappo Yamanaka Today

Ready to taste the charm of Yamanaka in a convenient setting? Sushi Kappo Yamanaka – Sushi Restaurant invites you to enjoy the exquisite flavors of seasonal sushi on the 9th floor of JR Hakata City AMU Plaza. Open daily with no closures, it’s a welcoming spot for families, travelers, and food lovers to relax and indulge. Stop by and discover why this Hakata gem is a favorite for all!

Features

Pricing

[Lightly-Seared Fatty Tuna] Lightly-seared to add a good aroma!

Fatty tuna is lightly-seared to add a good aroma and bring out a savory taste different from sashimi. Enjoy our fatty tuna, almost [very fatty tuna] with this sushi, while enjoying the special luxurious feeling of [sushi].
[Longtooth Grouper Sushi] Kyushu's high-grade white fish.

Longtooth Grouper is renowned as the highest-grade white fish in Kyushu. In general, it is considered as a winter fish, but actually this exquisite fish is available almost all through the year. Also enjoy the exquisite texture of the fish caught one by one with a fishing pole.
Small Rice Bowl with Sea Urchin and Salmon Roe

Enjoy this stylish [single-bite bowl] style sushi, where a small amount of rice, equivalent to one piece of sushi, is put in a small sophisticated tableware, and topped with salmon-roe, sea urchin, and wasabi. From spring to fall, we use sea urchin from Kyushu, such as Karatsu, Amakusa, and Shikanoshima. In winter, the closed season for sea urchin, we use sea urchin from Hokkaido.