Fukuchiyama, Kyoto, Japan｜Drivein Yakuno

If you go further in from the national highway, there is a roadside station, but the hot spring facilities that used to be attached to it seem to have been closed, so the restrooms at this drive-in are cleaner and I use them. There were many people. In addition to the large concrete parking lot, there was also a gravel area and a slightly elevated park, so I wondered if the landowner was toying with the land. Maybe the roadside station is owned by the same landlord. There was also a park on the premises that had an Inari shrine in one corner. I felt it was a nice place with a refreshing atmosphere.

Great Showa era. It makes me feel nostalgic. The set meal I had at the dining room was delicious, and the smile of the clerk was wonderful.

This is a "drive-in" restaurant where you can feel the Showa era. Choose ``Oyakodon'' from the rich menu. It was delicious. This is a ``drive-in'' restaurant that is recommended for retro fans.