Pango Tango
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Pango Tango
This bakeries whimsical sounding name comes from a portmanteau of the local area "Tango" and "go get bread" (bread=pan). It's a name you won't soon forget. It's conveniently located 5 minutes by car away from Amino Station, next to the crystal clear waters of Hatchohama Beach. You can enjoy the v…
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Ebisuya
You'll be able to spend some time in Kyoto's oldest hot spring, established in the Nara period (8th century). Popular with authors in the early 1900s the original building is still here, you'll be able to see the study where literary works were created. We use local rice, local organic vegetables…
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MATSUTARO
Opened in June on the second floor of the newly renovated Torimatsu restaurant, MATSUTARO cafe and restaurant has a stunning panoramic view over a rural landscape. They have a wide variety of dishes on offer from delicious seafood dishes (seafood bowl, nigiri sushi), the local speciality barazush…
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MISS ALBION
Run by a former hotel chef this cake shop sells delicious cakes, cookies, and a range of other baked goods. They use fresh milk from their partner, Nomura Ranch, as well as locally grown fruits, to give a local Japanese take on western classics. Recommendations: "Madame" (a soufflé c…
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Torimatsu
This Japanese restaurant has over 80 years of history, and maintains a reverence for traditional Japanese cooking while looking abroad for inspirations for new recipes. Renovated in 2023, the first floor is the traditional Torimatsu restaurant which has luxurious 'Kaiseki' dining. The dishes will…
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Umi no Uta
This restaurant is attached to a souvenir shop which carries fresh seafood, local souvenirs and so on. It has convenient access from the Yuhigaura Kitsu-onsen Station. As the town is near the sea, seasonal fresh seafood is available all year round. The seafood rice bowl is strongly recommended. For…
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