Tango Kingdom is an expansive property with walking trails, orchards, farm and petting zoo, attractions for kids, places to relax outdoors, a concert stage, assembly hall, hotel, shops, go-karts, and multiple restaurants.

The restaurants feature a lot of local ingredients, but often have an international theme. Tango Kingdom brews a variety of beer, many of which have won international awards, and are served at some of the restaurants and shops. Among other restaurants, there is a pizza restaurant that uses local ingredients for toppings and a restaurant that serves sausages that are made locally in Kyoto Prefecture.

Restaurants here range in price but generally fall within: ￥￥

The name “Aceto” means vinegar in Italian. A natural choice as the restaurant is owned by the world-renowned Iio Vinegar Brewery. Because the vinegar brewery is unique in that it manages the entire process of vinegar brewing, the restaurant benefits from locally grown, pesticide-free rice (which the vinegar brewery has been using in their products for 60 years), to locally produced condiments like vinegar. The region is also home to incredible seafood and even wild game, which Aceto features in their Italian cuisine. They offer a variety of drinks as well, including an organic purple sweet potato vinegar drink that promotes anti-aging and well-being. This restaurant is a must experience for foodies.

Kanpo Yuyu features “medicinal cuisine,” using ingredients that are meant to promote health and aid in digestion. Their specialty is the Chinese-style fried rice served in a lotus leaf, using a variety of healthy ingredients for an earthy taste that will make you feel closer to nature. The restaurant includes a shop that sells a variety of locally made products, and there is a back garden space that is the perfect setting to view while sipping tea after your meal.

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Located in Amino, Kyotango, walking distance to the beach, uRashiMa’s chef trained in Italy and was a silver medalist in the “Pizza Olympics” hosted in Naples. This is true Italian pizza, and seafood based Italian cuisine using local ingredients. The restaurant only hosts six people at a time, but take-out is also available.

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HAMAKAZE Cafe is a cafe-style restaurant that creates a variety of internationally inspired dishes uses local seafood and other ingredients. The restaurant also offers local sake that customers can purchase in flights to try more than one. The restuarant/cafe also sells locally-made pastries, desserts, and other treats. The restaurant is located in downtown Miyazu, right across the street from a tourist information counter and the multi-story Mipple shopping mall.

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IL PAZZINI combines the best of the regions ingredients with Italian cooking. Whether you are in the mood for pizza or anti-pasta, this restaurant serves up authentic Italian cuisine using Kyoto by the Sea’s seasonal fare. The restaurant not only sources local seafood from the Japanese Sea but local chicken as well. Pair your meal with a little vino. You have a large selection of fine wines to choose from.

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