The restaurant has a wide variety of dishes that you can mix and match to suit your preferences. Whether you want fish, meat, or vegetables, you can find something you like. The meals are relatively well-balanced rather than consisting of just one main item, so they don’t feel too heavy afterward. The dining style is simple and convenient, and even with a large group, everyone can choose what they like without having to compromise.
Obon de Gohan Ueno branch | Review by Linda Liao
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Ukokkei-an “Silkie Egg Castella”
A signature product from Ukokkei-an, which operates a dedicated farm center for raising silky chickens deep in the mountains of Kanazawa, Ishikawa, surrounded by lush trees. True to its name, it’s made with plenty of fresh eggs laid by silky chickens as a main ingredient, and each loaf is carefully baked by skilled craftsmen from preparation through baking.
來到金澤，真的很容易被各式閃亮亮的金箔甜點吸引！聽說烏雞庵的「烏骨雞長崎蜂蜜蛋糕」相當有名，這次特別來一探究竟。蛋糕以烏骨雞蛋製作，蛋香濃郁、口感細緻濕潤，吃得到蜂蜜的自然甜味；蛋糕最上方鋪上一層金光閃閃的金箔，拿來當伴手禮也相當有特色。
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Namacha Jelly at Nakamura Tokichi Main Store
With its main shop in Uji, this veteran tea merchant boasts a history of some 170 years since its founding in 1854 (Ansei 1). Swing by to the cozy café attached to the shop for your choice of tasty sweets including parfaits, zenzai and more. The most popular item on the menu is Namacha jelly, available to takeaway so you can enjoy all the store goodness from the comforts of home.
Nakamura Tokichi’s matcha specialty shop offers a wide variety of choices, from matcha parfaits and green tea jelly to green tea soba noodles. The green tea jelly has a refreshing flavor and rich tea aroma. Paired with red bean paste and shiratama dumplings, it has a bittersweet taste and a distinctly Japanese flair. Matcha lovers will easily fall in love with it after just one bite.
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Akagi Shrine
This Akagi Shrine is said to have been established in 1300, as a spiritual branch of the Akagi Shrine situated at the foothills of Mount Akagi in Gunma prefecture.
As you wander around Kagurazaka, you may unexpectedly come across Akagi Shrine. Akagi-hime no Mikoto is enshrined here and is said to be associated with women’s happiness, good relationships, and safe childbirth, so the shrine is popular with many female worshippers. Its most distinctive feature is the thoroughly modern architecture, designed in part by Kengo Kuma. The clean, crisp lines create an interesting contrast with the traditional shrine.
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