Nashi no Sato Cafe sits adjoining the Nijisseiki Pear Museum in Kurayoshi Park Square, built entirely around Tottori's signature Nijisseiki pear variety, one of the prefecture's best-known agricultural exports. The menu is dessert- and drink-focused, led by a Nijisseiki pear parfait layered with fresh pear, cream, and cake, alongside a pear soft-serve ice cream and, in season, fresh pear juice pressed from the fruit itself. The dining room is a bright, casual museum cafe with large windows and simple table seating, designed for a relaxed break between exhibits rather than a full meal; the atmosphere is quiet on weekdays and busier with families on weekends when the museum draws more visitors. There is no alcohol or wine list here; the drinks program is built around pear juice, tea, and coffee rather than anything alcoholic. Reservations are not needed, as it operates as a casual walk-in cafe with ample seating relative to demand. Prices are modest, from about $2.70 for a scoop of soft-serve to $8 for the full parfait, making it an easy stop for anyone touring the Nijisseiki Pear Museum or Kurayoshi Park Square. The seasonal pear juice is only available while fresh Nijisseiki pears are in harvest, so travelers hoping to try it should visit during the local pear season.
Signature dishes
- Nijisseiki pear parfait
- Pear soft-serve ice cream
- Fresh pear juice (seasonal)
Good to know
- Known for
- Cafe adjoining the Nijisseiki Pear Museum, serving desserts and drinks built around Tottori's signature pear variety
- Hours
- 9:30–17:30 daily
- Reservations
- Not required
Location
198-4 Daikyoji-cho, Kurayoshi, Tottori 682-0022 (estimate address)
35.4283, 133.8261 View on map
Highlights
- Nijisseiki pear parfait made with Tottori's signature pear variety
- Pear soft-serve ice cream year-round
- Seasonal fresh pear juice during the local harvest
- Located adjoining the Nijisseiki Pear Museum
- Bright, casual museum cafe setting
Tips for visiting
- Visit during the pear harvest season for the fresh pear juice
- Weekdays are quieter than weekends when families visit the museum
- No reservations needed
- Pair a visit with the adjoining Nijisseiki Pear Museum
Accessibility
The cafe is part of the museum complex in Kurayoshi Park Square, which is generally step-free and accessible.
Frequently asked questions
What is Nijisseiki pear?
A pear variety strongly associated with Tottori Prefecture, used here in a parfait, soft-serve, and seasonal juice.
Is the pear juice available year-round?
No, fresh pear juice is only offered seasonally during the local pear harvest.
Do I need a reservation?
No, it is a casual walk-in cafe.