Restaurant Kanameya

I bought 480 yen and a beer of local sake from Nakasori (Kisoya). This is a cafeteria, but there were some souvenirs as well as some alcoholic beverages, which helped me a lot. Although we stayed at the opposite inn, there were no convenience stores around us, and there were no regular grocery stores or liquor stores around, so we were in trouble.I heard it in early October, after 15:00. As it was past noon, there were no other customers, and the friendly landlady talked happily about the sake brewery in Narai and the local sake in Kisoya. . It was said that the store would be closed at 16 o'clock, but if something was needed, he called out and said that he did not lock. What a wonderful yul.I knew it was a cafeteria, but it was difficult to enter because the main eating and drinking space was in the back of the store and was not visible from the outside ... I wish I had lunch here! I noticed after returning from the trip (laughs)

I visited on weekdays and was able to eat slowly without being crowded.At the time of new soba, I received a set menu of soba. Boiled food and Gohei candy, two zaru soba. It is a gentle taste with careful making.My husband and niece were both kind, and they talked to me and served me to Yaki.

Stomach full with soba and gohei mochi.