I came at 11 a.m. on August 15, 2025. I had to wait in line for about 1.5 hours for the chairlift, and it was incredibly hot with strong sun. Be sure to prepare for the long wait by bringing a hat, water, and a UV protection umbrella. Once you're up there, the weather is clear, and the mountain is beautiful. The walk around the mountains takes about 20 to 30 minutes

This is a beautiful mountain(that is pretty small) where, on the top of the mountain, Mt.Fuji is clearly visible. There is a shooting range(bow and arrow) in the crater(with a lot of greenery) and a climbing chairlift from which you can reach the top of the mountain from the bottom. There is also an ice cream shop on the top of the mountain with a small seating area. I do not think it is possible to hike this mountain as it is very steep.

Today was mountain climbing day! And what better mountain to traverse than the mountain that was featured in the anime 'Your Name" Mount Omuro is a very large and fun Mountain filled with lots of great views and places to walk. A full 1 hour walk around and see as far as the sky will allow you. It was a very enjoyable hike which was started and capped with a fun ride on the Rope way. A very popular destination as when leaving, the line had tripled in size! I recommend going early just as the Mount opens to avoid the 1hr wait time some have observed before.

Mt. Omuro (大室山) is a spectacular, extinct volcano in Shizuoka with panoramic views, a crater you can walk around, and fun attractions like archery, gift shops, and tasty snacks. Chairlifts provide access to the summit—just check wind conditions before visiting! At only ¥1000 for the ride, this is one of the best-value scenic spots in Japan. (5/5) Full Review Mt. Omuro: A Volcanic Gem with Views, Value, and a Bit of Wildlife Drama Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) Few attractions strike the perfect balance between value, beauty, and unique experience quite like Mt. Omuro (大室山) in the Izu Peninsula. This extinct volcano, with its near-perfect symmetry and grass-covered slopes, isn’t just a geological wonder—it's a fully packaged experience, offering unbeatable vistas, delightful snacks, and a slice of adventure with just the right dash of whimsy. Let’s start with a practical note: weather matters. We had to visit twice—on our first attempt, strong winds meant the scenic chairlifts (gondola-style lifts) were grounded. Disappointing, sure, but entirely understandable given the exposed nature of the summit. So here’s my advice: check the wind forecast, and shoot for a clear-skied day to boost your chances of spotting the elusive Mount Fuji on the horizon. When we finally made it up on day two, the experience was well worth the wait. For only ¥1000 per person, the chairlift glides you gently to the top, revealing sweeping views of Ito City, the Pacific Ocean, and rolling hills in every direction. The crater itself is walkable—a 360-degree rim trail that's flat, easy, and endlessly photogenic. And inside the bowl-like crater? A surprising twist: an archery range. Yes, you can channel your inner samurai while literally standing in a volcano. At the base of Mt. Omuro, there’s even a zoo (Izu Shaboten Zoo) and additional attractions to round out your day trip. But the summit is where the real magic happens. I was pleasantly surprised by the gift shops and cafes, which didn’t fall into the usual overpriced tourist trap formula. In fact, Mt. Omuro was running a Yuru Camp collaboration while we were there—a brilliant marketing crossover that gets bonus points in my book. As for the food, it was shockingly good for a mountaintop rest stop. Highlights included: Hokkaido milk ice cream: ultra-creamy, with a beautifully crisp cone. Miso-dipped mochi dango: savory, warm, and satisfyingly chewy. Fluffy meat bun: solid comfort food. Yakisoba: a classic Japanese staple, well-executed. Churrito (mini churro): sweet, crunchy, and worth every yen—until a hawk tried to steal it. Yes, you read that right. A hawk or falcon, clearly a local of the area, launched a bold attempt to snatch my snack. I managed to defend my churrito (barely), but another guest nearby wasn’t as lucky. While the bird doesn’t seem to pose any direct threat to people, it’s laser-focused on open food. It's a minor inconvenience that honestly added a bit of National Geographic excitement to the day. Nature finds a way… to swipe your sweets. In conclusion, Mt. Omuro is a hidden treasure—a destination that blends nature, culture, and lighthearted fun into an affordable, worthwhile visit. Between the panoramic views, quirky attractions, and delicious eats, this is an experience I would happily recommend to tourists and locals alike. Just watch your snacks.

Summer day where Mt Fuji is also visible on Mt. Omuro summit 19/7/2025. Rice Cake with either matcha or red bean paste is a must try (350 yen each)

This is a wonderful place. Mt Fuji in the backdrop- just stunning

The view from the top is simply amazing. Went in February, still winter and it was absolutely freezing! But worth the views and the walk. You can see Mt Fuji from the top, but unfortunately she was hidden by thick clouds on the day that I went. The only way to get up there is by chair lift. There's a direct bus from Ito Station.

Mixed feelings. Let the bigger animals have a bigger home‼️The park itself was better than expected, whole park took 2-3 hours. The staff was friendly & the small animals look reasonably well kept. I would give it 5 stars for the smaller animals but for the larger animals it was depressing!!There was a bear/cat animal that was in one of the indoors enclosure and it was 5 steps for the entire home. Totally messed up. Some of the apes looked depressed. It rained but they provided umbrellas at the entrance & it was totally fine in the rain. I hope more people can speak out about the small enclosures.

I visited Izu Shaboten Zoo by bike on Friday, and it was lively with many tourists and local schoolchildren. In the nocturnal animals’ area, I saw bats for the first time in my life, which was a memorable experience. The zoo has a spacious layout where animals move around freely, and of course the capybaras were a highlight. The best part was the cactus-picking activity, where you choose your own cactus and pot to create a unique arrangement to take home. Although the entrance fee felt a bit high, the experience and atmosphere made it worth it.

If you’ve just ridden the Mt. Omuro cable car (the tram that takes you to the top of the grassy volcano), turn around and walk literally across the road — that’s where you’ll find Izu Shaboten Zoo. It’s the perfect laid-back half-day activity after the view from the summit. This isn’t one of those massive, exhausting zoos. It’s compact, shady, and genuinely cozy. On the weekday I visited, it felt almost private — hardly any crowds, just the sound of gravel underfoot and the occasional peacock screech. Of course, the undisputed stars are the capybaras. They have a huge outdoor area with a hot-spring bath (yes, the capybaras actually soak in an onsen in winter — adorable doesn’t even begin to cover it). Even in summer they’re ridiculously chill, lounging in the water or munching grass while visitors watch in quiet awe. Other highlights: • Free-roaming peacocks that follow you around like they own the place (one decided to walk with me for a solid ten minutes — best escort ever). • A fantastic walk-through bird zone where flamingos, sacred ibis, ducks, geese, and spoonbills wander right past your feet. No cages, just a big netted area — you really feel like you’ve stepped into their world. • Classic zoo lineup done well: cheeky otters, wallabies, antelopes, donkeys, turkeys, parrots, even a few lazy sloths hanging in the greenhouse section. My only tiny disappointment was that the shoebill wasn’t on display the day I went (apparently he sometimes takes “days off” inside). Next time! Everything feels lovingly maintained, the paths are easy, there are plenty of benches in the shade, and the whole vibe is relaxed and happy. Combine it with the cable car and the cactus greenhouse (the “shaboten” part of the name) next door, and you’ve got yourself a perfect easygoing afternoon on the Izu Plateau.

Mixed feelings about this zoo. Coming from Canada where most Zoo's have way more space than this, some of the enclosures felt pretty sad. We were originally going to go to the top of Mount Omoro but it was closed due to weather so we went to the zoo instead. Half of the zoo enclosures were absolutely tiny, and others were fairly large. For example the one with the penguins looked very small and dirty, and same with most of the indoor ones. The gorilla exhibit was also very sad and small. You could see some of the animals pacing around very fast in the small enclosures which is a sign of stress. The owls were also chained to the ground which felt very sad to see, at first I thought they were statues. You could also feed most animals, sometimes through tubes and you could see the animals just essentially begging for the food, although they looked well fed for the most part. Some cleaning and larger enclosures would make this way nicer. However we did absolutely love the capybara parts and being able to feed them. They are so funny! The bird exhibit was also quite cool.

Very special place, lots of animals to see. Cool interactive feeding opportunities. Capybara and Giraffe feeding was super cool. Be careful though Giraffe bit my hand - my mistake though haha

Good experience there. We bought our tickets on klook before we go. They are famous because of the cactus and their capibara(u can take close up picture with them). Tried their cactus ice cream too. There's quite few of activities u can do too

One of the best zoos! You can see the animals up close and it’s so rare to have the chance to feed so many animals. You can buy the food around the park that correspond to the different animals. The new giraffe enclosure is amazing, you can see the giraffes from their height! But the capybaras are always the highlight, no matter how many times we visit ! Try a capybara burger in the restaurant!

Absolutely phenomenal view of mount fuji via the sea, and views of the coast all around you. However, check the weather as its not a good idea to come when its cloudy or rainy due to limited visibility. Be prepared to walk 10 minutes on quite steep concrete. Nice walk however.

It was the perfect destination to take a couple. Although the place is called “Lover’s Cape,” it’s a wonderful spot for anyone to enjoy. A short 10-minute walk through lush greenery from the parking area leads to a high vantage point overlooking the sea. The area is rich in nature, with the constant song of bush warblers, and the ocean was beautiful.

It’s much more than the description on the website, before I came here, I thought the things I can do there are ringing the bell and drinking a cup of coffee. The truth is there is a big garden and a small mountain, you can enjoy the natural views and do some exercise by climbing the mountain. Moreover, the cats there are actually very cute and popular, many souvenirs are based on them! Kawaii

Nice little walk with spectacular views! You should be able to climb stairs, as there are really plenty of them 😀. Most of the time, you can walk in the forest which was really nice, as the sun was really hot when we came here.

Ring the love's bell and make your own wish for happiness in Love's. Your wish will be granted with your heart as it sayings

Really nice spot. We were there on a warm November day with a nice breeze blowing, and no snow on Mt. Fuji yet. Steep paved hike down and back to a large platform. 10-15 minute walk each way. Gift shop at the top had a few snacks and lots of souvenirs.

Very nice scenic views of the ocean and Mount Fuji. Well worth the trip on a clear day, but may not be worth it on a cloudy day. Steep hill to walk up and down from the free parking lot. Don’t forget to ring the bells with your lover!!

Honestly we feel so uncomfortable because the price was not transparent. This restaurant was proper with great bamboo view and the staffs and owner here were nice and welcomed. But the food is not so satisfying. We came for the Kimme sea bream when we saw the menu and price: 2900 yen. When we were ordering, the price was 3190 yen with tax, but the price went up to 3500 yen when we pay. Same case with the bowl of rice we ordered ( we were told 400 yen but later 5500 yen). I think the owner should have told the customers if the food is charged more. The sea bream was half- portion which is fine. The fish is fresh and tastes good. The sashimi however was not good at all especially the Tuna. The Tuna has a dark pinkish color with black dots. It was soggy and fishy. In general, if you only order the sea bream and came for the view, you could try this restaurant. Make sure you check and check the price first. It is definitely not economical.

This restaurant is located near to the bamboo garden serving limited sets of soba noodles. The portion is about right for its location (tourists spot). The taste is OK and the price is on the high side.

Great traditional style tatami mat soba shop! They have a separate menu/one option for vegans. The best vegetable tempura I've had yet on my trip! Soba noodles are made on Nagano prefecture they said, and they give you sooo much too. The other seasoned vegetables and small salad were also very good along with soy milk walnut sauce to eat with the soba. Def reccomend for vegans / plantbased peeps. Also they have plenty of restroom space and welcome foreigners too! Also the atmosphere is very nice and calming, with beautiful bamboo forest in window view, and tatami mats very comfortable too! #vegan

I waited for some time but the food was delicious and no they have also English menu.

Amazing place great local food and the staff is so nice Very recommend

I ordered Tei Siro Soba, cold soba with sakura ebi tempura. Delicious! They do have menu in english.

Good food. Good service.

Excellent range of vegetarian and vegan dishes... Possibly fish sauce in some of the dishes, but everything else looks fine. I'm surprised none of the reviews have mentioned the vegetarian selection. Anyway if you are a vego, then add this place to your list. Meals are pretty big and cheap too.

I’ve lived in Japan for quite a long time but never have tried this kind of Soba before. I was really impressed by amount of vegetables in it. Very delicious and very healthy. Highly recommend this place. Definitely will visit again.

Cute, local restaurant with terrace seating area and mountain view. Dog friendly restaurant. Vegetables tempura was my favorite dish.

Good to have some vegetables during the trip. Food delicious

We sat at the outside area and were treated to a beautiful view. Soba and tempura vege were excellent and so was the shincha.

Often go there and enjoy the Soba of Izu. Must visit Soba restaurant for all. Located at the peak with beautiful view of Mt fuji and natural beauty. Closes at every Friday and is often crowded because of its popularity. I enjoy Tempura of this restaurant and is very tasty. One of the best in japan.

Lovely soba restaurant with great views on the surrounding hills, serving fresh and tasty dishes.

Decided to visit this place on a whim. There was a queue outside when we got there at around 1pm. If you’re just as confused a tourist as us, don’t just stand in the queue, enter the shop to let them know how many pax and you’ll be handed a queue number. Car park right outside the shop with limited space (approx 5-6 lots each). There was an English menu available. The servers were friendly and tried to help us in limited English - basically there are several layers of trays to the set. The container with the little spout has soy sauce which you pour into the small small, along with the tray with spring onion and grated radish goes into the soy sauce. Grate your own fresh wasabi, grind up the sesame, all those also go into the bowl of soy sauce. Dip your soba into the soy sauce concoction you just made. The set also comes with soba in soy and raw egg (the white foamy bowl, the egg whites have been foamed up). It looks sticky and gooey but boy, was it good. Definitely give it a try. No shoes in the seating area, wear something that is easy to take off.

It’s popular so I suggest to arrive early at 11am. I Arrived at 12pm on Sunday, waited about 30 minutes but they have a seating area inside. Cashier lady boss only speaks Japanese, but she was kind to notify me when it was my turn. They have an English menu. Soba/Udon noodle soup with two pieces of prawn tempura for 1000yen. Dry soba set with tempura was 1850yen. Amazing flavour, especially on a cold and windy day. All the staff are very nice.

I went there a little before lunch time, but there was already a line outside. You first need to go inside the restaurant to give your name and get a numbered tag, and then wait in line outside. However, there’s no clear sign or announcement about this system, so if you don’t know, others might go ahead of you. I was lucky that a kind person in line told me about it. I ordered their specialty, Zenji Soba. I really enjoyed it from many angles — the aroma of the soba, the variety of condiments, and how well it paired with wasabi. Under the condiments in the upper-right corner of the photo, there was tsukimi soba, which was also delicious as a palate cleanser. It was fascinating to discover how many different ways you can enjoy one dish, and it made me appreciate the depth of soba culture even more.

Japanese restaurant Order food as a set. Authentic Japanese taste The arrangement of food in containers is beautiful. The service staff is very good.

Nice food and friendly staff :)

Didn’t eat here, but when I called the restaurant to ask if they were open, the woman on the phone responded very rudely and with “no”. Absolutely no interest in helping us with any sort of customer service. I recommend not spending money on a business that clearly hates their customers and has no respect for the people who keep their business open. I don’t normally write bad reviews but this time, its definitely been earned.

This is my favorite soba shop. I go here every time I’m in Shuzenji. Just love it.

(Translated by Google) Parking is easy and safe The two of us entered the store right after it opened at 11am. There were three groups of customers. We ordered Juwari Soba with Motoyama Aoi. The recommendation seemed to be the tempura set. The three groups of customers in front of us seemed to be getting the tempura set. I was disappointed that our soba arrived first. The waiting time is not long and the turnover rate is good. Apparently it was a good time to film a drama, and there were autographs from celebrities. The inside of the store is not small and has a good atmosphere. All the staff seemed to be women, so they responded well. I had delicious 100 percent soba noodles. Since it's 100 percent soba, I thought it would be rough and grainy, but it had a smooth texture that went down my throat. (Original) 駐車場も停めやすく安心です 11時開店直後に2人で入店しました 先客3組いらっしゃいました 私達は本山葵付十割蕎麦を注文しました オススメは天麩羅のセットのようでした。 先客3組の皆さんは天麩羅セットらしく 私達の蕎麦が先に届き恐縮でした。 待ち時間も長くなく回転率も良さげ。 ドラマ撮影も合ったらしく著名人のサインも。 店内は狭くなく雰囲気も良いです。 スタッフは全員女性だったような、対応もよく 美味しく十割蕎麦頂きました。 十割蕎麦なのでボソボソザラザラするかと思いきや喉越しよくツルツル食感でした。

(Translated by Google) Shuzenji, Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, 20 minutes by bus and walk from Shuzenji Station on the Izu Hakone Sunzu Line By car, drive 7-8 minutes from Shuzenji Onsen Town towards the Nishiizu Skyline Suddenly, you'll come across a sign for Sasaya along the mountain road. Turn left, and there's a parking space on the road leading to the restaurant. It's an old-style house surrounded by forest [Tempura and 100% buckwheat soba] 2100 yen, plus 300 yen for a stick of fresh wasabi that you can grate yourself [100% shiitake soba] 1900 yen (tax included, June 25th) Tempura includes thick shrimp, sweet potato, kakiage, pumpkin, green pepper, eggplant, king oyster mushroom, and asa-ba? All the dishes are lightly battered and crispy, while the shrimp are plump. The soba noodles are fried to bring out the best of the ingredients, making them one of the top 10 tempura dishes at soba restaurants. The soba noodles are fragrant and sweet, as you would expect from 100% buckwheat. Although they are a little thin, they are chewy and go down smoothly! (^^)! Personally, I think the sauce is a little too strong. If you add too much, the sweetness will be lost. The shiitake soba noodles have plenty of shiitake mushrooms in the sauce. The tempura also has three shiitake mushrooms, which are normal in size but thick and rich in flavor. The last summer mandarin orange is very juicy with just the right amount of sweetness and sourness. They sell a bag of three for 300 yen, so I bought one bag. (Original) 静岡県伊豆市修善寺、伊豆箱根駿豆線・修善寺駅からバスと徒歩で20分 車なら修善寺温泉街から西伊豆スカイライン方面へ7~8分 山道の途中突然現れる、ささやさんの看板左折、お店に繋がる道に駐車スペース　森に囲まれた古民家風の建物 【天ぷらと十割蕎麦】2100円、＋300円で生わさびが1本付いてきて自分で摺り下ろしていただけます 【しいたけ十割蕎麦】1900円（税込25’6月） 天婦羅は太目のエビを筆頭に サツマイモ・かき揚げ・カボチャ・ピーマン・ナス・エリンギ・明日葉？ どれも薄衣でサックサク　エビはプリップリ それでいてシッカリ素材は生かした絶妙な揚げ具合で蕎麦屋の天婦羅トップ10入り お蕎麦は十割蕎麦らしく香りと甘みがあり やや細めながらコシもあり喉越しも良い!(^^)! 個人的にはつゆのかえしが濃いかな？付け過ぎると甘みがブッ飛んじゃう しいたけ蕎麦はつゆにも椎茸がタップリ 天婦羅にも椎茸が3個、サイズは普通ですが肉厚で味も濃厚 最後の夏みかんが甘さと酸味が丁度良くて凄くジューシー 1袋3個入り300円で販売もされていて1袋お買い上げ

(Translated by Google) I stopped by on my way home from Niji no Sato. To be honest, I didn't have high expectations since it's a tourist destination, but I think the prices for each menu item are a little high, but I think the soba and tempura pass the mark in terms of taste and volume. (Original) 虹の郷の帰りに寄らせていただきました。 正直、観光地なのであまり期待はしていなかったのですが、各メニュー共に若干高めの金額設定だとは思いますが、蕎麦&天ぷらも、味&ボリューム共に合格点かと。

(Translated by Google) This soba restaurant suddenly appears on a mountain road. The parking lot is large and even large vehicles can easily park. Apparently it was once used as a filming location for a certain TV drama, with cast photos and autographs displayed inside the restaurant. As for the soba itself, it had a texture similar to Sarashina soba, with less graininess than other 100% buckwheat noodles, making it smooth and easy to eat. Perhaps this is a characteristic of Hokkaido buckwheat flour? Aside from the soba, the restaurant also promotes real wasabi, a signature Izu dish. Depending on the menu, a whole stalk of real wasabi is served, and you have to grate it yourself. Unfortunately, the tempura bowl and soba set I ordered came pre-grown. Both the tempura bowl and soba were delicious. (Original) 山道に突如現れる蕎麦屋さん。駐車場は広く、大型車でも楽に停められます。某ドラマのロケ地にもなったことがあるるしく、店内にはキャストの写真やサインなどが飾られています。肝心の蕎麦はと言うと、十割にしては粒感が少なくツルっと食べやすい、更科そばに近いような食感でした。北海道産の蕎麦粉の特徴なんでしょうかね？蕎麦以外で言うと、伊豆らしく本わさび推しです。メニューにもよりますが、1本丸ごと供される本わさびを自分で擦り下ろすスタイルです。私が頼んだ天丼と蕎麦のセットは残念ながら予め擦り下ろされた形で出てきました。天丼も蕎麦もとても美味しかったです。

(Translated by Google) Although it advertises 100% buckwheat soba, I couldn't smell any soba at all. The tempura I was given as a complimentary dish was delicious, with just the right amount of batter and frying. (Original) 十割蕎麦を謳っているが、蕎麦の香りが全くしなかった。サービスでいただいた天麩羅は衣や揚げ具合がちょうど良く美味しかった。

(Translated by Google) The sign reads "100% buckwheat noodles, wasabi." Soba is delicious in places with good natural water. I entered the restaurant instinctively after seeing the shop curtain. I ordered a large serving of soba noodles with a wasabi bowl set. I was satisfied with the complimentary tempura I was given and continued eating. The refreshing taste of the wasabi passed through my nose and I slurped down the soba noodles while feeling the Izu wasabi. It's 100% buckwheat noodles, so aside from the firmness, the soup was not very flavorful, which was a bit disappointing. The location and customer service are good, but the average customer spend is a bit high at around 1,500 to 2,000 yen. (Original) 十割蕎麦、わさびの看板。自然豊かなお水が良い場所はそばがうまい。感覚的にのれんを見て入店。 わさび丼セットそば大盛りを注文。 天ぷらをサービスで頂けて満足しながら 食べていきます。 ワサビの清涼さが鼻を通って伊豆ワサビを 感じながらもそばをすすります。 十割蕎麦なんでコシはさておき つゆがあまり節味が少なく少し残念。 ロケーションと接客は良いお店ですが 客単価は1500〜2000円程度で高めです。

(Translated by Google) I had the wasabi bowl and juwari soba set, which came with mini tempura and fresh wasabi. Soba was average. The wasabi bowl was as delicious as I imagined. It is delicious freshly grated. It would have been nice to have some explanation as to how far I should lower it. I don't usually order tempura, but I'm glad I included it. delicious. Crispy. As tourists came one after another, it was difficult to call the staff when ordering, and it was difficult to get the staff to notice us. It was very delicious. (Original) わさび丼と十割そばのセット、ミニ天ぷらと生わさび付をいただきました。 蕎麦は普通でした。 わさび丼は想像通りの美味しさでした。やはりおろしたては美味しいです。どこまでおろせば良いのか、ひとこと説明があると良かったです。 天ぷらは普段注文しませんが、付けて良かったです。美味しい。サクサク。 観光客が次々来るので、注文の際に店員さんを呼びづらい、気づいてもらいづらかったです。 とても美味しかったです。

I ordered their hot soba and it was delicious! I usually don’t go for soba, but this restaurant happened to be one of the only restaurants open in town at the time, and it was just what I needed. The soup broth was tasty, the restaurant was cozy, and the service was excellent.

The soba is great. It has very traditional japanese style feeling. It even offers wasabi for take out. I tried to find juwari but this place has no juwari soba. Howeber it is still delicious.

The soba is 5 stars, ambiance and service is 4. This soba is thinner than most and appears to have more wheat content than I’ve seen before. Extraordinarily delicious.

Very delicious soba

(Translated by Google) Along the main street of Shuzenji's hot spring town, there are two soba restaurants, Dokko Soba Ooto and Zenputei Nanaban, located close to each other. Both restaurants were busy, so I couldn't decide which one to go to. I first looked into Zenputei Nanaban, which had tatami rooms, and then I looked into Dokko Soba Ooto, which had table seating, so I decided on that one. I had the Dokko Zaru Soba (1,470 yen). It seemed a bit pricey for Zaru Soba, but I strangely felt like I got a good deal when I got an additional serving for just 750 yen. The soba was generally delicious, but Izu is also famous for its wasabi, which is a particularly delicious produce. Grating some wasabi and adding it to the soba broth was especially delicious. (Original) 修善寺の温泉街のメインストリート沿いに、「独鈷そば大戸」と「禅風亭 なゝ番」の2軒の蕎麦屋さんが近接してあります。 いずれのお店も混んでいて、どちらにしようか迷いました。最初に「禅風亭 なゝ番」を覗いたら座敷で、続いて「独鈷そば大戸」を覗いたらテーブル席だったのでこちらのお店に決めました。 独鈷ざる蕎麦（1,470円）を頂きました。ざる蕎麦にしては高い印象でしたが、追加のそばが750円で一人前のそばが食べられるので不思議とお得感を感じました。 そばは普通に美味しいですが、何と言っても伊豆は山葵の有名な産地です。山葵をすって蕎麦つゆに入れると美味しさは格別でした。

Nice lunch on a rainy day. Simple menu with 2 choices: hot or cold soba. Very flavoursome broth, menu in English, cute restaurant and nice smiling staff. Wish the hot option also came with fresh wasabi, will have to return.

(Translated by Google) A simple menu consisting of only hot and cold soba noodles. The soba noodles were thin, carefully prepared, and delicious. The atmosphere is also nice. However, the limited selection and prices are a bit disappointing. (Original) 温かい蕎麦と冷たい蕎麦のみの潔いメニュー。 蕎麦は細くて丁寧なつくりでおいしかった。 雰囲気もいい。 ただ、選択肢の少なさと価格を考えるとちょっと残念。