Excellent historic landmark worth the hike or bus ride from Nakatsugawa. Great views of the surrounding countryside with interesting information regarding the period and development of the castle. We arrived late morning on a Saturday during Summer and it wasn’t very busy. Public amenities are available and clean

It's about an hour's walk from Nakatsugawa Railway Station. From the station head north and take the road bridge across the Kiso River. Then immediately turn sharp left and walk down the footpath to the quiet minor road and follow it west along the north bank of the river. After a few hundred metres and a sharp left bend you'll see a sign in English for Naegi Castle Ruins. Hike for about 20 mins up to the ruins.

Not much of a castle is left, but the view is beautiful and it’s fun to imagine the castle that was once there. 1/24/2024 update It snowed so I decided to check out the view from the castle after work and it was GORGEOUS. After admiring the view and playing in the snow, I got a hot drink from the vending machine in the parking lot and warmed up my freezing hands 😁

A fantastic site for a castle. Panoramic views over the valley in which Nakatsugawa lies, views over the Kiso and Agi rivers. So an important landmark for the local Lord to control. The castle and surrounding buildings are gone. We can create and build beauty on our rich world. Then time, ignorance, anger and sometimes greed wears them down. The walk up from the Kiso river is worthwhile. It's not listed on Google maps. However it offers a winding trek to the north gate.

Really nice ruins a with some beautiful bamboo hikes around. Love it and recommend

Been here twice now, we walked from Nakatsugawa Station - a fair walk but pretty beautiful... walked along the river to a path up the back of the mountain, a fair climb up but great exercise :) the place itself has GORGEOUS views towards Nakatsugawa and the surrounding peaks. I'm sure there are bus services to the peak if you're not up for the walk and climb, either way i love this lookout!

Ruin on top of a mountain. Only the foundations remain. There is a viewing platform on top from where the surrounding mountain range can be seen. The hike up the mountain is steep and it takes around 40 minutes to get there from the Nakatsugawa station in a fast pace. There are multiple signs explaining which parts of the castle were formerly here, however they are only in Japanese but QR Codes to an English explanation is provided.

Relatively underwhelming comparing to the Nakasendo patg in other post towns. It would be a good start to see this place first then head here by the end; however, due to my travel schedule, I had to end the trip here started the Hike from Narai... in contrast, this was quite disappointing but there are some fun components other towns don't have which i have posted here.

(Translated by Google) A road that harmonizes the landscapes of the past and the present. The area around the alley, where the landscape known as Masugata still remains, has a strong vestige of the post town of the time, and there are many interesting things to see. It was just the right distance for a walk from Nakatsugawa Station. (Original) 昔の風景と現在の風景の調和がとれた街道。 枡形といわれる風景が残る横町付近は、当時の宿場町の面影が色濃く残り、興味深いものがありました。 中津川駅から散策するのに丁度いい距離でした。

(Translated by Google) Nakasendo is not bad. The roads are well maintained and create a great atmosphere. If you go from the direction of Nagoya, you'll come across a post town that could be a good starting point for sightseeing. It seems that foreigners start their journey by walking from here to Ochiai-juku, Magome-juku, and Tsumago-juku. (Original) 中山道、悪くないです。 街道も整備されていて、雰囲気醸し出しています。 名古屋方面から進むと、観光のスタートになり得る宿場町かなと。 外国人の方は、ここから、落合宿、馬籠宿、妻籠宿と歩いて旅路をするらしいです。

(Translated by Google) An Early Morning Stroll in Nakatsugawa-juku, a Post Town Before Wake I arrived in Nakatsugawa-juku as the sky was just beginning to lighten. The shop curtains were still closed, and the streets were deserted. Yet, it was this silence that seemed to reflect the town's true essence. Counting from the Edo period, this post town was the 45th. It once flourished as the leading commercial district in eastern Mino, lined with honjin (main inns), wakihonjin (secondary inns), and inns, welcoming travelers and feudal lords alike. Walking the streets, vestiges of the past peek through the udatsu-style townhouses, square-shaped roads curving at right angles, and lattice-framed sake breweries. Long-established chestnut confectionery shops line the streets, and in the quiet before opening, one can faintly hear the hum of history. During the late Edo period, figures like Kogoro Katsura and Hirobumi Ito hid here, and records of secret meetings within the Choshu domain remain. Such stories blend seamlessly into the town's atmosphere. The town is approximately 1.1km long. During the Edo period, it was home to 928 people and was a bustling economic center, with a Rokusai market held there and the price of rice determined. Today, in the quiet morning light, the energy of that time quietly lives on. In the early morning, Nakatsugawa-juku, still dormant as a tourist destination, quietly shares its historical memories with travelers. I listened intently to those voices as I walked the deserted streets. (Original) 目覚め前の宿場町――中津川宿、早朝の散策 まだ空が淡く染まり始めた頃、中津川宿を訪れた。店の暖簾はまだ揺れず、通りには人影もない。けれどその静けさこそが、この町の本質を映し出しているようだった。江戸から数えて四十五番目の宿場町。かつては東美濃随一の商業地として栄え、本陣や脇本陣、旅籠が軒を連ね、旅人や大名を迎え入れていたという。 通りを歩けば、往時の面影がそっと顔を覗かせる。うだつのある町家、直角に曲がる枡形の道、格子造りの酒蔵。栗菓子の老舗も並び、開店前の静けさの中に、歴史のざわめきが微かに聞こえてくるようだった。幕末には桂小五郎や伊藤博文が身を潜め、長州藩の密議が交わされた記録も残る。そんな物語が、この町の空気に溶け込んでいる。 町の長さは約1.1km。江戸時代には928人が暮らし、六斎市が開かれて米の相場が決められるなど、経済の中心地としても賑わっていたという。今は、静かな朝の光の中に、そんな往時の活気がそっと息づいている。 早朝の中津川宿は、観光地としての顔をまだ眠らせたまま、旅人にだけそっと歴史の記憶を語りかけてくれる。誰もいない通りを歩きながら、私はその声に耳を澄ませていた。

Good atmosphere with a lot of sake and beef smells that makes you hungry 😋

(Translated by Google) 10/10/2025 Nakatsugawa-juku often appears in history books about the end of the Edo period, with events like the Nakatsugawa Conference, the marriage of Princess Kazunomiya, and the Mito Tengu Party. I wasn't expecting much, but the post town has been significantly restored, allowing me to relive its past to a certain extent. It's a shame that the original inn remains, replaced by a parking lot, but the secondary inn has been relocated next to the historical museum. According to records, there were 29 inns at the end of the Edo period. Only a dozen or so houses remain in their original form. Future restoration efforts may see further progress in response to the demands of the times. (Original) 10/10/2025 中津川会談、和宮降嫁、水戸天狗党など、幕末の歴史書にしばしば登場する中津川宿。 余り期待はしていなかったのだが、それでもかなり宿場町は修復され、それなりに往時を偲ぶことができた。 本陣が跡形もなく駐車場になっているのは痛いが、脇本陣は歴史資料館脇に移築されている。 記録では幕末の旅籠は29軒。当時の姿をとどめている家屋は10数軒か。 これからは時代の要請で町の修復はさらに進むかもしれない。

(Translated by Google) The townscape retains the atmosphere of an old post town, allowing you to enjoy its charming streets. 😊 I visited solo, but next time I'd like to bring my wife and enjoy a more leisurely experience. The "Ureshi no Kuri" chestnuts from Kawakamiya that I bought as souvenirs for my family were absolutely delicious. (Original) 昔の宿場町の雰囲気を残し風情のある町並みを楽しめます😊 一人旅で伺いましたが次回は妻を連れゆっくり楽しみたいと思います。 家族への土産で買った川上屋さんの「嬉しの栗」が最高に美味しかった。

This was so interesting and I’m rating it 5* because of the lovely staff who showed us round and gave us tips for our hike. I loved seeing the history of this building and we were able to purchase a souvenir for our Nakasendo Trail hike. Definitely suggest stopping in as part of your walk!

Almost every tour on the classic Nakasendo walk will tell you to start from Magome to Tsumago but if you like to extend it a little I suggest to start from here. If you come by train, take the local one to Ochiaigawa station and reach this place that marks the old spot of the former "juku". From here take the street that goes south and crosses the main road. After that you can't go wrong, the path is clearly marked. Even if you don't speak japanese, when you're not sure just look for 中山道. Or just ask, anyone will be glad to help you.

Did not expect to find this stop on our Nakasendo hike. We were greeted with so much attention and everything was explained to us through translation. It was really interesting and both men were absolutely charming. Thank you so much !!! Really worth the stop.

Very friendly staff who provided a nice tour revealing many secrets of the house!

Excellently preserved station of the Nakasendō. Staff were so friendly and helpful!

Nice place to visit

(Translated by Google) As a building that symbolizes Ochiai-juku and gives a sense of the Edo to Showa eras, history buffs should definitely visit. It seems that they also accept hometown tax donations to cover the costs of repairing the building. I would like to look into this in more detail and contribute in any way I can. There are no toilets in the building, but in the park about 50 metres away, so it is best to use the toilet before visiting. (Original) 落合宿を象徴する建物として、また江戸から昭和を感じる建物として歴史好きな方は訪れてみると良いと思います。 建物の修繕費用をまかなうためのふるさと納税等もやっているようです。 私も詳しく調べてみて貢献できたらなと思っています。 トイレは建物になく約50メートル先の公園にあるのでトイレは済ませてから行かれるとよいと思います。

A very beautiful village where history and nature come together. A nice experience, but unfortunately, as a tourist you mostly need cash, cards are not accepted in many shops.

Loved the walk from Magome to Tsumago - the first 3km are straight up, around 10 to 12%…then you descend along streams and rivers. Very beautiful and highly recommended. It’s 8km however there is an optional extension to the waterfalls which is 3.5km one way…so you could get 15km of hiking if you wished.

The End of the Road: Nostalgic Quiet in Tsumago-juku ​The arrival at Tsumago-juku was the highlight of completing the charming hike from Magome. After hours of walking the ancient forest paths of the Nakasendo, the main restored street, with its traditional wooden houses, offered a welcome and peaceful respite. ​However, as the day drew to a close, it seemed the ancient village entered a state of slumber. The quiet was absolute, yet the options were limited: most shops and galleries that operate during the day had closed their doors, with only a few lights shining behind the madobe (windows). ​For the weary travelers, the challenge shifted from walking to logistics: finding a hot meal before the return bus arrived. With a very limited service menu, only a small variety of places remained open—perhaps a humble Ocha-ya (teahouse) serving a final bowl of noodles, or a small shop selling the sweet and satisfying local delicacy, Gohei Mochi. ​These are precisely the moments when one experiences Tsumago-juku most authentically: not as a tourist destination, but as a quiet, tranquil village. The wait for the bus, facing the ancient wooden houses under the shifting evening sky, becomes a moment of reflection and serenity, where the taste of hot Miso and the murmur of the nearby river mark the successful end of the historical adventure.

A trip to remember. We took the roughly 4h30min long Nakasendo Trail from Nakatsugawa to Tsumago-juku and it left us speachless. The Ochiai cobblestone path felt like magic out of a Ghibli movie and the well preserved edo houses of Magome & Tsumago led the way into a journey theough time. We‘ve stayed at the Masushiroya Ryokan and had a fantastic time and food there. The nightime lantern walk was my personal favorite! #TrustmeIamGerman

We wish we had spent more time there! Beautiful and has a very helpful tourism office. (They even helped us find vegan-friendly accommodations.) Delightful coffee shop that sells local art. A great town for nature and buying souvenirs that are NOT made in China.

Part of the Nakesendo trail where there are a few shops opened along the trail selling traditional crafts. Most of the original structures we're maintained. A bit of ascend but definitely worth the walk. Like walking through the past.

Beautiful Edo style village, with plenty of small shops selling lacquerware, cypress trees wood cutting boards and serving trays and souvenirs.

We thought it was great. We went there with our little toddler and the customers in there plus the staff created a great vibe. Vibe aside, the food was lovely as well. It's nothing fancy but it was exactly what we were looking for on the evening. Just delicious barbecued meats in a comfortable environment. I would recommend wearing clothes that are about to get washed, because there is a bit of oil splatter and smoke. But I would highly recommend going. Flavour wise it was fantastic and we had a great time.

(Translated by Google) I raided a quaint Yakiniku restaurant by myself. The portions are large enough for one person, so please be careful if you are serving one person. The meat quality is average, but the volume and variety of grilled vegetables are noteworthy. (Sorry there are no photos) I had a good time, including the service from the staff. (Original) 趣のある焼肉屋さんに一人で突撃。 一人前のボリュームがあるので、お一人様はご注意を。 肉質は普通ですが焼野菜のボリュームと種類の多さは特筆です。(写真無くてごめんなさい) お店の方の対応を含め、良い時間を過ごせました。

Communication was hard as the owner spoke very little English and my Japanese is worse than toddler level, but she is extremely friendly, and the food is very good. We got a nice extra dish to try out, and got a free green tea after the meal. Really nice restaurant that deserves a visit if you want to try some yakiniku.

(Translated by Google) Smokey yakiniku restaurant Sweaters and coats smell It is best to come wearing washable outerwear and clothes. The sauce is seasoned well, making it stand out from other high-end Yakiniku restaurants. (Original) 煙モクモクの焼肉店 セーターやコートに匂いがつくので 洗えるアウターや服装での来店が吉 タレの味付けがうまく、高級焼肉店との住み分けができている

(Translated by Google) The quality has improved and the taste is better.👍 (Original) La qualità è migliorata e il gusto è più buono.👍

(Translated by Google) We had a great time at this restaurant. The food is very good (we didn't try the offal). Communication with the restaurant owner wasn't easy, but some English-speaking customers helped us. We even became friends, and it was a great evening. The restaurant staff is really friendly. (Original) Nous avons passé un super moment dans ce restaurant. La nourriture est très bonne (nous n'avons pas tenté les abats) La communication n'était pas simple avec la restauratrice mais des clients qui parlaient anglais nous ont aidé. Nous avons meme sympathisé, et ça a été une soirée géniale. Le personnel du restaurant est vraiment très sympathique.

(Translated by Google) Everything was great and the staff were very friendly, but the ventilation on the second floor was seriously poor. The smell on my clothes never went away. (Original) 다 좋았고 점원도 매우 친절했지만 2층 환기가 심각하게 안됨. 옷에 밴 냄새가 절대 안빠짐.

I’m not a huge fan of soba. But I really enjoy my cold soba at Keiseian. Noodles is a bit chewy which I’d prefer, vegetables are fresh with grated Japanese yam. It’s so tasty

Delicious Soba! I had the hot soba with fish and it was so delicious. Warm and filling, there is a hot tea dispenser right at the table so you can enjoy this warm pit stop before or after your hike

Located at almost the end of the village. A short walk distance from a bus stop (not the main bus stop). A family type of buckwheat soba eating house, simple decoration but comfortable Japanese table. At the entrance, there is a grinding machine. English menu not available. The wild vegetables and mushrooms soba was hot and delicious.

A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of visiting Keiseian and indulging in their delectable cold soba. I must say, the experience was nothing short of fantastic. From the quality of the food to the warm hospitality, this place truly made my day, especially during my visit to the charming town of Magome-juku. The cold soba I ordered was absolutely delightful. The noodles were perfectly cooked, firm yet tender, and had a satisfying texture. Each bite was accompanied by a refreshing burst of flavors that left me craving for more. What made the experience even better was the fact that they offered complimentary tea, and to my delight, they had sobacha, my personal favorite. The combination of the flavorful soba and the comforting sobacha tea made for an unforgettable meal. Aside from the culinary delights, Keiseian played a significant role in enhancing my overall experience of visiting Magome-juku. This beautiful town is known for its historical charm, and the restaurant perfectly complemented the ambiance with its traditional yet welcoming atmosphere. The attentive staff and their warm service added an extra layer of enjoyment to my visit. As a pleasant surprise, once I finished my soba, I was served soba-yu, a traditional Japanese drink made from the water used to boil the soba noodles. It was a unique experience for me, and I truly appreciated the opportunity to try something new and immerse myself in the local customs. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to Keiseian for the fantastic food and the memorable experience they provided. If I have the chance to visit this beautiful town again in the future, I will undoubtedly make it a point to return to this remarkable establishment. I highly recommend Keiseian to anyone seeking a delightful culinary adventure and an authentic taste of Magome-juku.

Great authentic soba place ran by grandpa and grandma. I salute their hardwork. They dont have english menu tho. We tried 1. Plain soba w/ dipping sauce 2. Soba in mackarel soup 3. Soba with veggie soup 4. Soba in slimy grated yum And all is taste good

Second lunch. Second fuel up before we continue the journey. Would stop here again for the soba.

The vegetable soba was rich with different kinds of mushrooms. The noodles are made from buckwheat. Some thought they were much better than any other noodles tasted in Japan, personally I found them unique but but not as tasteful. The restaurant was very comfortable with heavy wooden tables and the owners were very nice.

Cute little spot, nice traditional Japanese food. The sweet trout was really nice!

Nice beautiful place for a meal that opens at 9. Came here for a lunch size breakfast since there isn't much option in the area. Then we stayed for some photos after the meal.

Good old restaurant with friendly service

We ended up here because there is not much choice after certain point in the afternoon. Had the set menu and noodles. The noodles seemed not fresh and the food did not feel very quality overall. It is quite pricy for the area, I guess they take advantage of the turists.

Healthy food, the respect of the product, simple but full of flavor ingredients. The full meal was one of the best I had in Japanese countryside. I recommend strongly

Simple but good restaurant with the usual meals (soba/udon sets). There's also a souvenir shop attached.

Comfortable restaurant. Soba dishes were good. There is an adjoining souvenir shop.

The food was amazing, being vegetarian its pretty hard to find any vegetarian food in the cities let alone all the way out here! Organic, delicious.. we stumbled upon this all you can eat buffet while driving past. I deffinately recommend this to anyone! Best food in Japan!

Soooooo delicious!!! Lots of choices of both traditional and original tastes dishes made from local organic vegetables. I wish there was such a place near home 😍

(Translated by Google) I went for the breakfast menu, which is only available on weekends and holidays. I usually can't come here because of work, so I took a day off just for this! I wish they'd open on weekdays too! You can choose rice or bread for 600 yen (750 yen for rice with salmon). The rice is all-you-can-eat, and you can choose one bread from the bakery section for under 230 yen. The salad bar, drinks, miso soup, soup, and stir-fried vegetables are all-you-can-eat! You're limited to one boiled egg per person. Wow, this is a bargain. It's so popular, it's no wonder it gets so crowded. The salad bar has a wide selection of sprouts. I used to dislike pea sprouts, but thanks to this place, I can now eat them. I also tried the chikori, which was slightly bitter and seemed healthy. The lunch buffet I saw as I was leaving looked really delicious, so I decided to go back for lunch later. It's around 2000 yen until August, and a little more expensive from September to December. Is it because it's chestnut season? It was very crowded, even though it was a weekday. I'm not sure if it was because of summer vacation or just normal, but it might be a good idea to make a reservation. And because it was so busy, there was a one-hour limit. The seats were cramped for two people. Huh? An hour for lunch? I wish I could have eaten more slowly, but it was cheap, so I won't complain (or at least I'm complaining). Okay, I have to hurry and get it! I went to check out the food, and there were a lot of vegetable-based dishes! There were so many varieties, and I wanted to try them all, so I tried a little bit of each, even some vegetables I'm not a big fan of, but everything was delicious.♪ Wow, a cooking method like this! I'm thinking about trying it at home. I went four times, but I couldn't try all the varieties! What a shame! Even in an hour, it was quite a lot to eat. The watermelon was incredibly sweet and delicious. It's quite far from my house, so I can't go there often, but I'd like to go again on a drive. (Original) 土日祝限定のモーニングを食べに行きました いつも仕事で来られないのでこれのために休みを取って来ました！ぜひ平日もやってほしいです！ 600円でご飯かパン選べて（ご飯に鮭付けると750円）ご飯は食べ放題、パンはベーカリーコーナーで230円以下のパンを１つ選べます そしてサラダバー、ドリンク、味噌汁とスープ、野菜炒めが食べ放題！ ゆで卵は１人１つまで いや、破格です。そら人気ですわ、そら混雑しますわ サラダバーはスプラウト系が豊富で、豆苗苦手だったのですがここのおかげで食べられる様になりました ちこりもはじめましてでしたが、ほんのり苦くて身体に良さそう そして去り際に見たランチバイキングがとても美味しそうだったので後日ランチにもうかがいました 8月までは2000円位で、９月〜１２月まではちょっとだけ高いみたい。栗の時期だから？ 平日なのにとても混雑していて、夏休み中だからか普段からなのか分かりませんが予約して行ったほうが良いかも そして混雑してるからか１時間制限でした。２人だと席も狭いです えー？ランチで１時間んん〜？もっとゆっくり食べたいなー、と思ったけど安いので文句は言うまい（言ってる） さ、急いで取って来なきゃ！と料理を見に行くと野菜中心の料理がいっぱい！ とにかく種類が多く、全種類食べたいので１種類ちょっとづつ、ちょっと苦手な野菜も食べてみたけど何を食べても美味しかったです♪ わー、こんな調理法が！家でもやってみよーとか思ったり ４ターン行きましたが全種類制覇ならず！無念！ １時間でもなかなか食べられました スイカがとにかく甘くて美味しかったです 我が家からかなり遠いのでしょっちゅえは行けないですが、またドライブがてら行きたいです

(Translated by Google) It's so popular that when I called to make a reservation a week in advance, I was told they were already full. I heard that online reservations through E-Park would open the same day from 9:00, so I prepared for the day. However, E-Park still wasn't working after 9:00, so I called. Apparently there was a system glitch, and they called me back and took another number. So, I was seated in order. However, the queue wasn't particularly smooth, and it took about 10 minutes to get a seat. The menu features a wide variety of vegetable-based side dishes, all of which looked delicious, making it hard to choose. Since so many customers enter the restaurant at the same time, it took a long time to get the side dishes. I think it would be smoother if they had a designated entrance for the side dishes. It took about 30 minutes for the side dish, rice dish, and drink corners to be fully lined up. Since the restaurant's name is Chikori Village, I decided to try some chikori. It was fresh, somewhere between Chinese cabbage and lettuce, and very delicious with no strong flavor. The other side dishes were also quite simple in flavor, which was nice. I ended up feeling more full than I expected, and unfortunately only managed to eat about 70% of what I had planned to eat... I wish there had been fewer people, which is a bit selfish of me. The service over the phone was great, so I'm giving it a higher star! (Original) 大人気で1週間前に予約をしようと電話をしたところ、既に予約枠がいっぱいとの事…ネット予約のEパークだと同日の9時から予約できると聞き、当日に備えました。しかし9時過ぎてもEパークが使えずお電話してみたところ、システム不具合らしく折り返しのお電話を頂きさらに番号を取っていただけました。なので順番に案内してもらえました。 ただ順番案内があまりスムーズとはいえず、席に着くまでに10分ほどかかりました。 メニューは野菜中心のおかずがたくさん、どれも美味しそうで目移りしまくります。一斉にたくさんのお客さんが入店するため、おかずを取るのにとても時間がかかります。おかずに並ぶ入口を決めた方がスムーズなのではと思いました。おかずのコーナー、ご飯もののコーナー、ドリンクコーナー一通り並べるまでに30分くらいかかりました。 ちこり村という名前なのでちこりをいただきます。フレッシュで白菜とレタスの間みたいな、くせもなくてとてもおいしい。他のかおかずも割と素朴なお味でよかったです。 思った以上にお腹にたまって、食べようと思ってた7割くらいしか食べられず無念…… もうちょっと人が少なめならもっといいな、とワガママな感想です。 お電話での対応がとてもよかったので星高めです！

(Translated by Google) I had the breakfast! Rice! Fresh vegetables! Drink! ¥600 It was delicious! I added salmon for an additional ¥150, but it felt so cheap! I felt like it would have been a better deal without the salmon! (Original) モーニングを頂きました! ご飯! 野菜新鮮！ ドリンク！ ￥６００ 美味しく頂きました! ＋￥１５０　追加で 鮭を頂きましたが　安ぽい！ 鮭無しの方が　お得感ある様な気がしました!

(Translated by Google) All the dishes are delicious. They are homemade? They also have some unique dishes. The standard time limit is 60 minutes, but it's not strict. The staff will explain the time limit during the initial introduction. The staff will guide you to your seat. Payment can be made in cash or with PayPay. (Original) どの料理もおいしいです。手作り？で珍しい料理もあります。 基本、60分制ですが、厳密ではありません。最初の案内にスタッフから時間の説明はありました。 席はスタッフに案内されます。 支払いは現金かPayPayです。

(Translated by Google) The selection gradually decreases after lunchtime, so I recommend going as early as possible. All the vegetables are absolutely delicious. The menu mainly consists of the sort of home-cooked meals you'd often see, but it's completely different from making it at home. It felt like I was sampling each household's starting lineup of side dishes. The salad was so delicious I had a second helping three times. The menu mainly consists of vegetable side dishes, but they also have small amounts of fried fish and chicken. The roll cakes and cream puffs, which are probably baked in the bakery corner inside the store, are also very tasty. The time limit is a short 60 minutes, so it's not the kind of atmosphere where you can leisurely savor a meal, but if you want to fill your stomach with healthy and delicious food, this is the place to go. (Original) 昼を過ぎると徐々に品数が少なくなるので、なんとか早い時間に行くのがおすすめ。 野菜全般が美味しすぎます。 割と家庭料理でよく見るようなメニューが中心ですが、家で作るのと全然違います。 各家庭のスタメンおかずをつまみ食いしてるような感覚。 サラダが美味しくて3回おかわりしました。 野菜のおかずが中心ですが、魚のフライや唐揚げなども少しづつあります。 おそらく店内のベーカリーコーナーで焼いてるであろう、ロールケーキやシュークリームなどもとっても美味しいです。 制限時間は短めの60分なので、ゆっくりご飯を味わう雰囲気ではありませんが、健康的で美味しいものをおなかいっぱい食べたい時にぜひ。

Good variety on the menu, steak, noodle, pasta, salad and desserts. They don't have a English menu but next to the front door they have replicates dishes on real size. I order the オススメステーキ and the meat have a soft texture. Price is not that expensive but not the cheapest one. Their ambient atmosphere are so good, very decorate and not too noisy. Good place to go with friends and family

Renaissance design and furniture. Good & quick service. Set meals are good value but not the a la carte menu. We like both our set meals. Ample of parking

Large range of dishes and deserts. Food served very quickly. Good value. Only downside no English menu so can be difficult to choose if you can't read Japanese. Also very limited on vegetarian food (but then it is a steak restaurant).

The place is designed in a very unique way.

Funky, old fashioned placed, with unusual theme but food was excellent with large portions

Decent place but interior quite dated

Very kind and attentive staff, despite language barrier. Fair fair fair price.