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Rest House Busan

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Rest House Busan

A rest house located at the exit of the mysterious Abukuma Cave.

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Supervised by :  Abukama Cave Administration Office

Abukuma Cave stretches 4,218.3 m in total, with 600 m open to the public, where stalactites hang from the ceiling and stalagmites rise from the floor. Rest House Busan serves as a convenient rest stop in this place where you can see the beauty shaped by nature.

After enjoying the mysteries of nature on a walk through Abukuma Cave, you can have a meal at the second-floor restaurant, and shop for souvenirs at the first-floor gift shop.

The restaurant offers a lineup of dishes made with local ingredients. One of the signature items, “Sauce Katsu Don,” comes with a thick, filling tonkatsu placed on top of a bowl of rice for a satisfying bite. You can also enjoy unique specialties of this diner, such as “Wine Salt Ramen,” with its unusual bright-red soup, and the “Juicy Beef Menchi Katsu Don” made with Tamura City’s certified brand ingredients, “Tamura no Kiwami.”

The first-floor gift shop sells original Abukuma Cave items and Tamura City specialties. “Tamura no Kiwami” is a certification given to the very best of Tamura City’s specialty products, and every item is full of appeal. After filling up upstairs, be sure to stop by.

Highlights

  • A dining and souvenir spot near the Abukuma Cave exit.
  • The second floor is a restaurant, and the first floor is a gift shop.
  • Enjoy unique specialties like “Wine Salt Ramen.”
  • The first-floor gift shop sells original Abukuma Cave items and Tamura City specialties.

Photos

  • “Sauce Katsu Don” with a straw-sandal-sized cutlet boldly placed on top of rice and cabbage

    “Sauce Katsu Don” with a straw-sandal-sized cutlet boldly placed on top of rice and cabbage

  • “Wine Salt Ramen” made with wine salt produced using wine aged in Abukuma Cave

    “Wine Salt Ramen” made with wine salt produced using wine aged in Abukuma Cave

  • The “Fuku Una Don Set,” made with “Fuku Unagi,” Tamura City’s first farm-raised eel, is sold in limited quantities per day

    The “Fuku Una Don Set,” made with “Fuku Unagi,” Tamura City’s first farm-raised eel, is sold in limited quantities per day

  • Irresistibly thick and juicy menchi-katsu. “Juicy Beef Menchi Katsu Don” made with “Tamura no Kiwami” ingredients

    Irresistibly thick and juicy menchi-katsu. “Juicy Beef Menchi Katsu Don” made with “Tamura no Kiwami” ingredients

  • White curry inspired by a limestone cave: “Abukuma Cave: Cave Curry”

    White curry inspired by a limestone cave: “Abukuma Cave: Cave Curry”

  • Abukuma Cave as a natural wine cellar. The shop sells “Takine Hokujun,” a wine aged here

    Abukuma Cave as a natural wine cellar. The shop sells “Takine Hokujun,” a wine aged here

  • A hearty rice ball, “Unaomusubi,” made with “Fuku Unagi.” Handy as a souvenir or a quick bite

    A hearty rice ball, “Unaomusubi,” made with “Fuku Unagi.” Handy as a souvenir or a quick bite

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Do you have vegetarian-friendly options?
A

No.

Q

Do you offer takeout?
A

Not at the moment. There is a snack corner.

Q

Is there free Wi-Fi available inside?
A

Yes, free Wi-Fi is available.

Q

Can I reserve seats?
A

Yes. Please contact us by phone or email. (Available for groups of 15 or more only.)

Q

Is there a smoking area?
A

Smoking is prohibited throughout the entire premises.

Q

Is there an elevator or escalator to the dining area?
A

No. Stairs only.

Q

Can I use credit cards or e-money?
A

Various credit cards and e-money are accepted at the gift shop. They are not accepted at the restaurant.

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Details

Name in Japanese
レストハウス釜山
Postal Code
963-3601
Address
1 Higashi-Kamayama, Sugaya, Takine-machi, Tamura, Fukushima
Phone
0247-78-2125
Closed on
Open daily
Hours
10:00 am–3:00 pm (Last food order at 3:00 pm)
Price Range
1,500 yen
Access
Approx. 10 minutes by car from JR Kanamata Station
Credit Cards
Not accepted
Official website
Official website (Japanese)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa