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Yonezawa in 1 day

If you only have 1 day to spend in Yonezawa, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
Yonezawa is known across Japan for its premium Yonezawa beef, which you can sample at local steakhouses and traditional restaurants. The city has deep samurai heritage as the former domain of the Uesugi clan, with sites like Uesugi Shrine, the Yonezawa Castle ruins, and historical museums. Nearby Onogawa Onsen offers classic hot-spring town atmosphere, especially scenic in winter snow. In spring, riverside cherry blossoms and seasonal festivals add to the appeal of this compact, easily explored city.
With favorites like Toko Sake Museum, Yonezawa City Uesugi Museum, and Matsugasaki Park, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like Uesugi Hakushakutei and Uesugi Joshien so you can get the best taste of Yonezawa while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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With only 1 day to squeeze in as much activities as you can, we strategically grouped the must-sees, Kumano taisha Shrine and Yonezawa Castle Ruins with surrounding point of interests to make sure you don’t leave Yonezawa without getting the most bang for your time. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 8 hours of your day.
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Kumano taisha Shrine

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Shinto shrine
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Nestled within a serene forest, the Kumano Taisha Shrine is an iconic shrine complex that captivates visitors with its stunning wood carvings and rich spiritual ambiance. Often referred to as the "department store of shrines," it houses numerous deities under its impressive thatched roof. The shrine features a large temple bell and even has a museum showcasing its cultural heritage.
A fairly unique shrine with traditional straw roof, walk-through chime tunnels with mist, super intricate wood carvings, and a cool staircase leading up to it. If you can find all 3 rabbits in the wood carving, you'll be lucky. Definitely recommended to visit if you're in the area.
Tobias L — Google review
This shrine is surrounded by huge cedar trees, which are absolutely gorgeous. We were lucky English to visit when the bells were surrounding the shrine, which was an amazing experience. There were so many bells you could hear them from afar!
Mary — Google review
A very interesting shrine with a wealth of wooden sculpture. If you take the tour to the back, you can try to find the three rabbits hidden among the woodwork -- I could only find two! Also a modern and relaxing cafe at the entrance to the shrine. There is a famous moon ceremony at certain times of the year that requires reservations.
Aaron M — Google review
Gorgeous temple and the goshuins are beautiful.
AB M — Google review
It was a very nice shrine! Worth seeing!
Marian R — Google review
Visit in Summer to hear the cicadas, or in Autumn to see the beautiful colours. Dont forget to marvel at the beautiful carvings at the back of the site, if you can spot all three rabbits, then you have a good eye. The shrine boasts a shop if you want a charm. At the bottom of the stairs is a wonderful cafe.
Virtually R — Google review
The atmosphere is good there. Calm and relaxed.
Mikki T — Google review
Very beautiful, visit in the fall to see some lovely displays
Alex H — Google review
3476-1 Miyauchi, Nanyō, Yamagata 992-0472, Japan•http://kumano-taisha.or.jp/•+81 238-47-7777•Tips and more reviews for Kumano taisha Shrine
21 min · 13.6 mi
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Yonezawa Castle Ruins

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Historical landmark
Nature & Parks
Historic Sites
Parks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Yonezawa Castle Ruins, located in a historical city center, was once home to the Nagai clan and later governed by the Uesugi clan. The castle grounds are now identifiable by surrounding moats and connecting bridges leading to Matsugasaki Park. The park features statues of military commanders and politicians from the Sengoku period to the Edo period, providing an opportunity to learn about Japan's history.
This is a really great place. Historical and beautiful
Paul N — Google review
Very nice place but there isn't a lot to do. It's good to relax with not so many tourists around
Radu N — Google review
Visited this park during winter. A nice walk especially early in the morning.
张TakWAI — Google review
Beautiful view and beautiful cherry blossoms.
Kimberly T — Google review
Beautiful place. Don't expect a castle though. All that is left are the moats. Within the castle there are statues and a shrine.
Norman R — Google review
Beautiful
Thanya I — Google review
Very nice!
Billy C — Google review
(Translated by Google) This castle is one of the 100 Greatest Castles in Japan, and was the headquarters of the Yonezawa Domain during the Edo period. The surrounding earthworks and moat give the impression of a castle, but today it's probably better known as Uesugi Shrine. The moat itself is small enough that you can walk around it in about 10 minutes, so I imagine it was a relatively modest castle even in the past. The north side of the moat resembles a lotus field. I visited in September, so the peak season had passed, but I'm sure it would be a spectacular sight in the summer. Also, the flags with the characters "Bi" and "Ryu" fluttering above the main gate are really cool. Whenever I see the character "Bi," I automatically think of Uesugi Kenshin, so it's amazing how powerful imprinting can be. There are bronze statues scattered throughout the park, including a statue of Lord Uesugi Kenshin, the strongest warrior of the Sengoku period, as well as Uesugi Kagekatsu, the first lord of the Yonezawa Domain, his military strategist Naoe Kanetsugu, and the renowned ruler Uesugi Yozan, still revered and loved by many today, as well as other aces associated with the Uesugi clan. It seems that Date Masamune was born here, and although it is compact, it is a castle ruin that has been home to many stars. (Original) 江戸時代に米沢藩の藩庁が置かれた続百名城の一つです。 ぐるりと囲む土塁とお堀が城があったんだなーと想像させてくれますが、今は上杉神社といった方がいいかもしれません。お堀(外周)自体は10分ほどで1週できる程度の規模で往時も比較的質素なお城であったのかと思います。 お堀の北側が蓮畑の様になっており、訪れたのは9月だったのでピークは過ぎていましたが、夏には壮観な風景になると思います。 あと、正門にたなびく「毘」と「龍」の旗がかっこいいです。 「毘」の一字を見ると上杉謙信公と反射的にアウトプットされるので、刷り込みって怖いなと思います。 戦国最強の上杉謙信候の像をはじめ、米沢藩初代藩主である上杉景勝公と軍師直江兼続公、現在でも多くの人に敬われ愛される名君上杉鷹山公、上杉家ゆかりのエース達の銅像が所々に立っていました。伊達政宗公もこちらで出生されたようで、コンパクトながらも数々のスターがおられた城跡でした。
Y O — Google review
1 Chome-4-13 Marunouchi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0052, Japan•http://yamagatakanko.com/spotdetail/?data_id=2314•+81 238-21-6226•Tips and more reviews for Yonezawa Castle Ruins
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Matsugasaki Park

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Park
Matsugasaki Park, situated on the former grounds of Yonezawa Castle, offers a serene atmosphere with its water-filled moats and historical sites related to the influential Uesugi clan. It's a great spot for families to take a leisurely stroll and appreciate the park's beauty while also appealing to history enthusiasts interested in Japan's feudal history. The park hosts events like the Uesugi Lantern Festival, creating a magical ambiance with illuminated sakura trees and a picturesque red bridge.
A beautiful historic location, great not only for families to stroll and admire the beauty of the park, but also for those fascinated by Japan's feudal history, particularly of the Uesugi Clan. I went during the Uesugi Lantern Festival and the atmosphere was fantastic. I first went on the night the lanterns were first lit, which was pretty magical, especially seeing the (then bare) sakura trees lit up alongside the moat leading the eye to a beautiful red bridge also lit up. The next day the festival was in full swing, with food carts out selling classing Japanese festival food fare as well as souvenirs. The energy was fantastic, watching kids have snowball fights and couples taking pictures with the lanterns it was truly picturesque. I wuold love to return when the cherry blossom are in full bloom and to learn more of the Uesugi Shrine!
Laura P — Google review
Beautiful place. Spacious scenic area. Very cold in winter. It is better to go there in Spring and enjoy Hanami 🌸
Anandeeta S — Google review
Very nice place... very historical place... I love this place...
Jetro L — Google review
Nice park in Yonezawa, especially during winter
张TakWAI — Google review
清幽美麗 It's a fantastic place that I like it very much.
Sh C — Google review
Nice place feel good
Awen C — Google review
Nice place to be if you know the history and background
Corleon — Google review
Youtube search "rianekj yonezawa" to view breathtaking videos of Matsugasaki Park
Rianekj — Google review
1 Chome-4-13 Marunouchi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0052, Japan•http://yamagatakanko.com/spotdetail/?data_id=2314•+81 238-21-6226•Tips and more reviews for Matsugasaki Park
11 min · 0.59 mi
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Toko Sake Museum

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Museum
Toko Sake Museum, established in 1597 and managed by Kojima Sohoten, is a prominent sake museum in Tohoku. It offers an extensive display of the brewery's history and allows visitors to taste various sake varieties, including the renowned 'Toko' brand and award-winning umeshu. Housed in a historic building that was once a sake brewery, the museum features old merchant equipment exhibits, traditional room reconstructions, and a serene garden.
This sake museum is housed in a wonderful old building which was itself a sake brewery before Toko took on the responsibility for renovating it. So glad that they preserved it! It's worth checking if a guide is available to get the most out of your visit but you can also follow along with the English explanations. The exhibition of old merchant equipment and reconstructions of traditional rooms are really interesting and don't miss out on the lonely garden. It's best not to drive if visiting here so that you can do some sake sampling. Toko's sake is very high quality and, with a variety of types to choose from, you are sure to find one that you like.
Paul W — Google review
Totally worth the money. Excellent sake making displays as well as the rooms and the garden. Interesting history on the Wagu beef cattle raised locally. Sake tasting was fun, but of course I would like bigger portions, and who wouldn't? LOL. The young woman at the tasting room made a excellent recommendation to a upscale beef restaurant that was totally a great experience and reasonable priced lunch.
King T — Google review
As a sake lover, if you are traveling Yamagata and stopping by Yonezawa, give Toko Sake Museum a visit. Toko, as one of the oldest sake breweries in Japan, produces some of the nicest sake in the market. Here, not only can you visit the museum to learn about part of the history of sake, you can also taste different sakes by Kojima Sohonten: from the brewery execlusive bottles, to the very premium top-of-the-line execellence. It is a must-visit for sake enthusiasts visit Yonezawa.
James L — Google review
One of my favorite sites in this trip! The small exhibition was interesting. And of course it served beautiful sake! Ume sake 最高~ definitely a must -buy if you visit Yonezawa.
陳德容 — Google review
Cozy atmosphere! 😻 There is a lot of information in English, so it’s easy to understand the history. Also, there is a video showing how Japanese make a sake. The collection has items used at the time, all very well preserved. The store has plenty of sake options to try. I highly recommend! 🍶
Alethéia H — Google review
Fun to look around, they put the equipments for making sake, also introduced the history of their Japanese winery, you can also do tasting and shop some souvenirs which were made by sake such as sake mask, sake facial cream….
Aki Y — Google review
Learned the history and techniques of making sake wine
William L — Google review
A bit disappointed on my visit to the museum, expecting some special promotion on sake or tasting for visitors but no such luck.
张TakWAI — Google review
2 Chome-3-22 Omachi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0031, Japan•https://www.sake-toko.co.jp/sakagura/•+81 238-21-6601•Tips and more reviews for Toko Sake Museum
10 min · 0.5 mi
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Yonezawa City Uesugi Museum

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Local history museum
Museums
Specialty Museums
The Yonezawa City Uesugi Museum is a small yet charming museum located on the site of a former castle. It showcases exhibits that detail the rich history of the Uesugi clan and their role in Yamagata's past.
Big and beautiful city museum. You can find lots of beautiful and interesting temples and parks around the place.
Hadid W — Google review
I was so impressed by this museum! It has many different visual aids (illustrations, videos, dioramas) to bring the history to life. The artwork is high quality. As a foreigner, I appreciated that there were enough captions in English to understand everything. It helped me understand and appreciate the other sites in Yonezawa.
Harper W — Google review
Interesting displays about the life in Yamagata and how the Uesugus came and worked here. There was also an Ukiyo-E exhibit when I was there.
Jasmin F — Google review
Nice museum on the history of Yonezawa.
张TakWAI — Google review
The Yonezawa City Uesugi Museum was very interesting and worth the visit. It showed a lot about the history of Yonezawa and the Uesugi.
Thomas L — Google review
If you are lucky, you can appreciate the Rakuchu Rakugai Zu(Uesugi-bon), one of the most famous Japanese national treasure.
Yosuke M — Google review
A great museum for Sengoku era fans
Konstantin G — Google review
A large place and suitable for historic visit
Sam C — Google review
1 Chome-2-1 Marunouchi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0052, Japan•https://www.denkoku-no-mori.yonezawa.yamagata.jp/top.htm•+81 238-26-8001•Tips and more reviews for Yonezawa City Uesugi Museum
24 min · 12.8 mi
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Tengendai Kogen

4.1
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3.8
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Resort hotel
Transportation
Tramways
Tengendai Kogen is a magnificent resort hotel with three lift stops. The snow on the upper two stops is more cushioned, providing an optimal skiing experience. However, the resort may not be ideal for beginners as the slopes following the lifts are suited for intermediate level skiers and above. Renting full wear and equipment at Tengendai Kogen costs 5,600 units of currency, while a one-day lift pass is available for 4,990 units of currency.
I visited this hotel in March, 2023 to use its bathing facility to freshen up after a day of skiing. While the bathing facility was simple and was not a hot spring (as we were informed), it was perfect for a quick post-ski refresh and was very affordable at only 400 yen. We were perfectly refreshed for our journey back to Tokyo. Highly recommended to stop by after skiing at Tengendai!
Gen S — Google review
Went for skiing on New year's because no other place has enough snow. The snow quality was amazing!! Very fresh and soft snow
Nitish J — Google review
There are 3 lift stops and snow is softer in the top 2. Resort is not so beginner friendly because the course right after the lift stops are intermediate level or above. Rental for full wear + equipments is 5,600. 1 day lift pass is 4,990
Bren A — Google review
Great place to ski … powder snow
Dee S — Google review
Not to much snow but have fun
Gengerose B — Google review
Just love the place
Kenboy K — Google review
Nice place
Marcos K — Google review
Great powder snow and the slopes are not so busy. Access to NishiAzuma mountain for hiking and snowshoe trekking.
利休梅 — Google review
12118-6 Sumomoyama, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-1461, Japan•https://www.tengendai.jp/•+81 238-55-2236•Tips and more reviews for Tengendai Kogen
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Under a 2-minute walk from Yonezawa City Uesugi Museum, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.

Uesugi Hakushakutei

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3.9
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$$$$expensive
Japanese restaurant
Uesugi Hakushakutei, also known as Earl's Residence, is a must-visit in the castle town area. This nationally designated cultural tangible property is located within the Uesugi-kinenkan Memorial Hall and boasts a stunning interior alongside an exquisite Japanese garden. The architecture features sheet copper tiles for the roofs and Kisohinoki cypress for pillars and beams.
Enjoy the tastes and culture of Yonezawa at the historical preserved Japanese architecture I had a wonderful experience at Uesugi Hakushakutei for my first visit in Yonezawa and yet it is still a must-go to place whenever I'm in Yonezawa. It is a perfect place to have proper lunch or dinner as they offer you a variety of dishes that inherit the traditions of the Uesugi family and use local cuisine as well as that famous Yonezawa A5 rank bee. Everything they serve is absolutely beautiful and the staff would kindly give you the food presentation:) Also, I recently discovered that this place has developed the vegan menu (advanced reservations recommended) and it looks so good too! It is always nice to have more vegan options especially places like rural area in Japan which we can not often expect for those options..) After a lovely meals, walking in their garden would be also one of your highlight too! I went there last summer but I bet they offer you beautiful Japanese garden in every season:)
Ayaka J — Google review
There is one table having quite a substantial lunch. We had the traditional tea/coffee and snack. Great place to explore afterwards, visit the bathroom and you will get the opportunity to get a sneak view of various internal areas which are beautifully designed. The garden is great to walk around.
D B — Google review
This is a restaurant with typical Japanese style. Good atmosphere with reasonable price (but not many choices). Still there is room for improvement for even better service.
Ronald W — Google review
Food and service are not as good as expected. The price is mainly for the historical site.
Brenda L — Google review
The garden is splendid, but the food is really fascinating. The local cuisine is super unique, and deeply influenced by the progressive Uesugi lords who ruled over this area, and introduced carp and hardy plants that can thrive even in the beautiful deep snows. It felt like a real taste of history.
Chiara T — Google review
Nice restaurant and nice food ~
Benjamin Y — Google review
It’s the Uesugi’s old house.
Somsak N — Google review
They are closing now
Dai K — Google review
1 Chome-3-60 Marunouchi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0052, Japan•http://hakusyakutei.jp/•+81 238-21-5121•Tips and more reviews for Uesugi Hakushakutei

Uesugi Joshien

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Souvenir store
Restaurant
Uesugi Joshien is a must-visit destination near Matsugasaki Shrine, where you can immerse yourself in local delicacies and crafts. The park also houses a cafe, Japanese restaurant, and souvenir stalls for a complete experience. Indulge in the delicious beef potato croquettes and take a leisurely stroll to unwind amidst beautiful surroundings. It's an ideal spot to enjoy some relaxation time while savoring the best of local flavors and hospitality.
Many local products suitable for gifts. My friends loved the ones I bought for them.
Paul N — Google review
You can find an extensive selection of local Yonezawa souvenirs here. It's worth spending an hour to explore and shop! You'll discover many incredible food items and crafts.
Steven L — Google review
with food options to eat. nice space for souvenirs shopping
Margaret A — Google review
In the same building there is a cafe and a Japanese restaurant and souvenir stalls.
Syoshi N — Google review
Perfect place to go . The Beef poteto fried (koroke) must eat ♪
Cheer C — Google review
Good people
Evadans E — Google review
Best place for a walk and relax time
Phubet C — Google review
Overpriced. Not worth it.
Me M — Google review
1 Chome-1-22 Marunouchi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0052, Japan•https://www.uesugijoshien.jp/•+81 238-23-0700•Tips and more reviews for Uesugi Joshien
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お堀端さっぽろ

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4.1
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$$$$affordable
Ramen restaurant
Nestled conveniently near Uesugi Shrine, Ohoribata Sapporo is a charming ramen shop that captures the essence of traditional Japanese dining. The cozy atmosphere invites you to enjoy a unique culinary experience, especially with their signature Yonezawa ramen. This dish features handmade medium-thin curly noodles that perfectly complement the light soy sauce broth, which boasts a rich flavor profile thanks to its double soup made from dried sardines and animal stock.
(Translated by Google) I received the ramen set. The noodles are hand-made medium-thin curly noodles, and the soup is chewy and has a deep flavor. Although the soup has some back fat floating in it, it has a refreshing taste, and the overall soup is light but rich. The topping is meaty char siu. Menma, seaweed, and green onions have a good texture. The fried sliced ​​pork garnish is crunchy and seasoned, so it's delicious as is. Thank you for the meal. This parking lot can park 2 cars in front of the store (forward parking, no backing up), and 4 cars in the contracted parking lot 4 doors away, but it's a little far away, so if you come to the store on a rainy day, bring an umbrella. I recommend that. (Original) ラーメンセットを頂きました。 麺は手打ちの中細縮れ麺で、もちもちとしている麺にスープが引っ張られて味わい深いです。スープは背脂が浮いていますがすっきりしていた味わいで全体的にあっさりとしていながらコクを感じるスープです。 具材は肉感のあるチャーシュー。 食感の良いメンマ、海苔、ネギ。 付け合わせの豚スライス肉の唐揚げはサックサックで下味がついているので、このままでも十分美味しい。ご馳走さまでした。 こちらの駐車場は店の前に(前進駐車、バック禁止)で2台、4軒先の契約駐車場に4台分駐車できますが少し離れていますので雨の日の来店時は傘を持参することをオススメします。
桐生一馬 — Google review
(Translated by Google) This restaurant serves ramen noodles with a richer, more robust flavor than our standard "Yonezawa Chuka Soba." I heard they were closed for a while, but since reopening, they've narrowed their menu down to ramen noodles (including pork slices), cold ramen noodles, and chilled Chinese noodles. I'm grateful to be able to enjoy their ramen noodles again. (Original) 当方の中での標準的な「米沢中華そば」よりも、コクが深く力強い味の中華そばを提供されているお店です。しばらく休業されていたと聞きましたが、再開後は中華そば(チャーシュー麺もあり)、冷たい中華そば、冷やし中華にメニューを絞っていらっしゃるそうです。ここの中華そばがまた頂けるのはありがたいことです。
Satoshi S — Google review
(Translated by Google) ``Ohoribata Sapporo'' is located near the Uesugi Shrine parking lot. We recommend Yonezawa ramen with Chinese noodles. The ramen is made with medium-thin curly noodles that are hand-made by the shop, and goes well with the light soy sauce soup, making it a ramen that you can eat every day. Enjoy the conversation between the homely host and the local regulars. We were kindly provided with sightseeing information after the meal, which made for a memorable trip. (Original) 上杉神社駐車場から程近い場所にある「お堀端さっぽろ」さん。おすすめは中華そばの米沢ラーメンです。お店手打ちの中細ちぢれ麺で、あっさりとした醤油スープによく絡み、毎日でも食べられそうなラーメン。アットホームなご主人と地元の常連客との会話にホッコリ。食事後の観光案内も親切に対応していただき、楽しい旅の思い出になりました。
からあげ小僧 — Google review
(Translated by Google) I thought that Yonezawa ramen's light soup would not suit my taste, but that was not the case. The double soup made with dried sardines and animal soup has a deep flavor, and paired with the chewy texture of the handmade noodles, it's delicious. The char siew felt a little weak, but on the contrary, it had a good balance. Some say it's salty, but what about it? I want to say. What? Yonezawa Ramen, which I had been avoiding for a long time, was amazing. (Original) 米沢ラーメンって、あっさりスープということで、自分の味覚に合わないんじゃないかと思っていましたが、さにあらず。 煮干し系と動物系のダブルスープはかなり旨味が深く、手打ち麺のコシと相まって、美味い。チャーシューは少し弱く感じたが、却ってバランスがいい。 しょっぱいと言う意見もあるが、どこが?と言いたい。 なんだ。ずっと避けてた米沢ラーメンは最高だった。
眞鍋麻樹 — Google review
(Translated by Google) This is a ramen shop right near Uesugi Shrine! I think it's easy to find because it's right next to Uesugi Shrine. The atmosphere of the shop is Japanese style, and it's a little small. It's about the same size. They also had miso ramen, but I was curious about the chilled ramen so I ordered it. As the name suggests, the ramen was not hot, but rather cold. However, it wasn't just chilled normally, the noodles were more like Chinese noodles, and the soup tasted better than usual. But is the soup a little soy sauce? It was salty so you may either like it or dislike it. It was my first time to eat Yamagata's chilled ramen, and it was very delicious. (Original) 上杉神社のすぐ近くにあるラーメン屋です! 上杉神社のすぐ横辺りにあるので分かりやすいと思います。 お店の雰囲気は和風で、すこし小さいかな?ぐらいの大きさです。 味噌ラーメンなどもありましたが、冷やしラーメンというのが気になり頼みました 名前の通り、ラーメンが温かいわけじゃなく、冷たいラーメンでした。 ただ、普通に冷やしただけじゃなく、麺が中華そばっぽくなっていて、スープもいつもよりよく味わえました。 でも少しスープが醤油?でしょっぱかったので好き嫌いが分かれるかもしれません。 山形の冷やしラーメン、初めて食べましたがとても美味しかったです。
Samareかもしれない — Google review
(Translated by Google) Tanmen set 1050 yen The fried pork in this set (300 yen) is delicious, slightly salty, and has a nice garlic flavor, and is crispy and crispy! The homemade tanmen noodles are light, but the flavor of the dried fish and chicken broth hits you gently. Needless to say, at the end, we poured the soup over rice to make a mini rice porridge. (Original) タンメンセット1050円 このセット(300円)の豚唐揚が素晴らしくんまいのでありまして、ほんのりしょっぱくてニンニクも利いておりましてカラリと揚がってサクサクなのですよ! 自家製麺のタンメンはあっさり系ですが節系と鶏の出汁の旨味がじんわり押し寄せるタイプです 最後にご飯にスープをかけてミニおじやにしたことは言うまでもありません
吉田浩人 — Google review
(Translated by Google) I just moved to Yonezawa, so I came here on the recommendation of someone from Yonezawa. I had the miso ramen which was high on the menu. (Maybe the signature menu is soy sauce?) Instead of chashu, it had plenty of stir-fried vegetables and pork. The miso soup was light, but the flavor of the ingredients blended in well, making it especially delicious during the chilly weather. The noodles were a little thick and curly, and there was plenty of it. There was also 2/3 ramen, so this might be a good choice for women. Next time, I would like to try the soy sauce flavor, fried pork, and spicy miso! (Original) 米沢に引越して来たので、米沢出身の人オススメでやって来ました。 メニューの上位にあった味噌ラーメンを食べました。(看板メニューは醤油なのかな?) チャーシューではなく、野菜と豚肉の炒めがタップリ入っていました。スープはあっさりめの味噌ですが具材の旨味が溶け込み、肌寒い時期には特に美味しかったです。麺はちょっと太めの縮れ麺でこれまたタップリ入っていました。2/3量のラーメンもあったので、女性の方にはこちらで良いかも? 次回は醤油味や豚の唐揚げや辛味噌入も食べてみたいです!
Kyoko — Google review
(Translated by Google) The homemade flat noodles are about twice the amount of noodles than regular ramen! ️ The soup has a light soy sauce flavor Toppings are seaweed and chashu 2 chopped green onions My stomach is full just from ramen The cost is 700 yen (Original) 自家製平打ち麺で普通のラーメンより、麺が2倍くらいの量です‼️ スープはあっさり醤油味 トッピングに海苔とチャーシュー 2枚、刻みネギ ラーメンだけでお腹パンパン お代は700円
こうき — Google review
Japan, 〒992-0052 Yamagata, Yonezawa, Marunouchi, 1 Chome−7−9•+81 238-23-2637•Tips and more reviews for お堀端さっぽろ

そば工房 蓼

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Permanently Closed
$$$$affordable
Soba noodle shop
If you're on the hunt for a unique dining experience, look no further than そば工房 蓼. Nestled in a charming setting, this restaurant offers an inviting atmosphere that feels both rustic and clean. The owner takes pride in crafting delicious soba noodles from homemade raw flour, ensuring each bowl is fresh and flavorful. During my visit, I enjoyed the regular plate of soba paired with delightful tempura that had an irresistible crunch—definitely a highlight!
(Translated by Google) The old man is working alone, so it takes about 50 minutes. If you don't have time, this is not possible. The inside of the store is a wonderful store that has been renovated from a storehouse. Please note that the parking lot is very difficult to park, but the soba and tempura are delicious. Only the soup is salty. (Original) お爺さんが一人で営業してますので、50分はかかります。 時間の無い方は、無理です。 店内は倉を改装した素敵なお店です。 駐車場だけはとても停めにくいので注意ですが、蕎麦も天麩羅も美味しい。 汁だけはしょっぱめです。
Chie ( — Google review
(Translated by Google) I visited you during the holidays. The gate is very nice The garden that can be seen from the tatami room is also a wonderful shop. It must be nice to see a snow scene. For the soba, I had the board soba. When it comes to soba, I thought that in Yamagata, the dark-colored country soba was the norm, but the one here has a clarity and texture similar to Sarashina. The soba noodles were fragrant and delicious. The small bowl of soaked wild vegetables was also delicious with a strong aroma of kosiabura and kogomi❗️ (Original) 連休中にお邪魔しました。 門構えがすごく立派 お座敷から見えるお庭も素敵なお店です。 雪景色とか素敵なんだろうな~ お蕎麦は板そばをいただきました。 お蕎麦は山形だと色が濃い田舎蕎麦がメジャーなのかなと思っていましたが、ここのは更科に近い透明感と喉ごし。香りも良くて美味しいお蕎麦でした。 小鉢の山菜のお浸しも、コシアブラやコゴミの香りが強くて美味でした❗️
陽子 — Google review
(Translated by Google) Two people visited. When I visited, there were no other customers, so I was guided right away. It seemed like he was alone. I ordered a regular plate soba and a small tempura. The soba noodles went down smoothly and had a fresh flavor. It was a good soba that was not pure white, but had a transparent feel and felt smooth down the throat. Tempura is especially recommended. The crunchiness when you bite into it is by far the best. The vegetables have a strong taste, and even if you add salt or soba soup, it's still delicious. The tempura is absolutely delicious, so you should go there just for that. (Original) 2人で伺いました。 伺った時は他のお客さんがいなかったため、すぐに案内されました。1人でされているようでした。 注文したのは、板そば普通盛りと天ぷら小。 板そばは、喉越しが良く、新鮮な風味が感じられました。真っ白な更科ではなく、透明感があり、スルッとした喉越しを感じられる良い蕎麦でした。 天ぷらは特におすすめ。噛んだ時のサクサク感はダントツ。野菜たちの味もしっかりしており、味変で塩や蕎麦つゆをつけても、美味しいです。天ぷらは最高に美味しいので、それ目当てでも行くべきです。
宮 — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is difficult for my father to boil soba and fry tempura all by himself. Maybe he's a soba chef, but he doesn't seem to be good at customer service. The soba is delicious and the tempura is fine. The soba soup wasn't as salty as the Kanto version and was unsatisfying. (Original) 親父さん1人で蕎麦を茹で天麩羅を揚げ大変です。 蕎麦職人なのか接客は苦手そう。 蕎麦は美味しく天麩羅も問題無し。蕎麦つゆは関東程しょぱく無く物足りなかった。
Tiger B — Google review
(Translated by Google) I ate soba noodles for 800 yen. It's been about 2 years since I last ate there, and it was really delicious, and it's a truly mysterious restaurant. This time I was guided to the second floor of the warehouse, and it was a wonderfully clean warehouse. It may seem like a lot of work since the husband does everything from serving customers to cooking and accounting by himself, but it didn't take long at all. It seems that it is made with homemade raw flour. (Original) 盛り蕎麦800円を食べました。 2年ぶりくらいで食べましたが、やっぱり本当に美味しいし、本当に不思議な店です。 今回は蔵の二階に案内されましたが、素晴らしくきれいな蔵でした。ご主人一人で接客から調理、会計までやってるので大変そうですが、あまり時間はかかりませんでした。自家製粉の生粉打ちだそうです。
じーじこうちゃん — Google review
(Translated by Google) Were you doing it alone? I'm in a hurry I thought the table was moved They didn't even bring me tea. Too bad😢 The soba noodles were cold and chewy! The soup is a bit salty. (Original) 1人でやっていたのか? 慌てていて テーブル移動させられたと思ったら お茶も持ってきてくれなくて 残念😢 蕎麦は冷たくて腰のある蕎麦でした! つゆはチョットしょっぱめかな
井上亮一 — Google review
(Translated by Google) The soba noodles are fragrant and chewy.The soup is spicy, sharp, and delicious. The tempura is mainly made of vegetables and is light and crispy, making it a good match with the soba noodles. The restaurant is a renovated home and has a nice atmosphere, so you can enjoy a relaxing meal. Parking is available for about 3 cars on the road side and at the front gate. The owner is the only one handling the customer service, cooking, serving food, and taking care of the bill, so it may take some time, so it's best to take your time when you come to the restaurant. Also, I will visit you when you come to Yamagata. It was Chiso-sama. (Original) 蕎麦は香りがあり、コシも◎つゆは辛めでキレがあって美味しいです。天ぷらは野菜が中心でサクッと軽く上がっており蕎麦との相性も良いです。ご自宅を改装したお店で雰囲気があり、落ち着いて食事ができます。 駐車場は道路側3台位と正面の門の所に止めれます。 ご主人が1人で接客、調理、配膳、会計をしてますので多少時間が掛かりますので、ゆっくりした気持ちで来店すると良いと思います。 また、山形に来た際にはお邪魔します。馳走様でした。
しのひろ — Google review
(Translated by Google) If there is no parking lot, please park in front of the entrance gate. Even though it's getting cooler, it's still cold to eat in the hallway. The brewery has a wood stove burning and is carpeted, so it looks warm. I had a medium plate of soba noodles and tempura. I was looking forward to the new soba noodles♪ The soba noodles are thin and beautiful. I tried eating it as is, but the aroma and sweetness were only slight. The tsuyu had a strong bonito effect. The tempura is crispy and brings out the flavor and texture of the ingredients. The tempura comes with matcha salt, but when I tried the soba with salt, it tasted amazingly sweet♪ (Original) 駐車場が無い場合は入り口門の前へどうぞとの事ですた。 涼しくなってきたのに廊下で食事はちと寒いべさ。蔵の方は薪ストーブ焚いてるし絨毯敷きなので温かそうですたなぁ。 板そば中盛りと天ぷら頂きますた。新蕎麦との事で楽しみですた♪蕎麦は細くキレイですだね。そのまま食ってみたが香りと甘みはほんのりくらいですた。ツユはしっかり鰹が効いてますた。 天ぷらサクサクで素材の味と食感を引き出してますだよ♪ 天ぷらは抹茶塩が付いてますたが、蕎麦を塩で食ってみたらスゴイ甘く感じられますた♪
川ブー — Google review
Japan, 〒992-0031 Yamagata, Yonezawa, Omachi, 3 Chome−6−43•Tips and more reviews for そば工房 蓼
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