The Places · Japan
Mie
Made By profiles 2 places in Mie, spanning edomae-style omakase sushi, traditional japanese kaiseki with kuwana clams — each tied to the people and producers behind it.
01.Edomae-Style Omakase Sushi
Komada
Mie, Japan
Komada in Ise is an intimate sushi counter in Mie presenting focused, seasonal Edo-style sushi. Must-try items include the Omakase Nigiri, Seasonal Mie Tuna Nigiri and a delicate Chawanmushi with dashi. Chef Kenri Komada prepares each piece at a six-seat counter, a chef-led tasting experience that earned a Tabelog Silver Award 2025 and a 4.53 score. Expect precisely cut fish, warm vinegared rice, and the clean mineral air of Ise in every bite. The experience pairs quiet, attentive service with regional seafood, creating a memorable evening for diners seeking refined, small-group sushi dining in Ise City.
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02.Traditional Japanese Kaiseki with Kuwana Clams
Hinode
Mie, Japan
Hinode places Kuwana’s seafood tradition in a polished regional-kappo setting, with clam hot pot as the anchor rather than a garnish. The case for going is strongest for travellers using Mie as a food destination, not a side trip: Tabelog Bronze recognition, OAD Japan placement, and a fish-led menu make it a serious address in a city shaped by river, bay, and port cooking.
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