They specialize in super home-style, local Japanese dishes. The udon, set meals, and rice bowls were all consistently solid.
The flavors aren’t too heavy—more light and refreshing, and easy to enjoy. Portions are just right: you won’t feel stuffed, but you won’t leave hungry either.
World Museum of Shadow Picture, Paper Cutting, Glass, and Music Boxes
Nestled on the shores of Shirakaba Lake, this enchanting museum offers a magical space where you can admire Shadow Picture, Paper Cutting, glassworks, and music boxes all under one roof. Stepping inside feels like entering the pages of a fairy tale.
This museum combines shadow pictures, paper cuttings, glass art, and music boxes. The exhibits are exquisite and varied, with a romantic and creative atmosphere. It's a great place to appreciate both traditional and modern crafts.
