Koshu, Yamanashi, Japan｜Ikkyuan

Hoto 1210 yen, slightly sweet miso, quality rather than volume ◎ The decorated flowers were cute, and the cold barley tea made me feel summer. I would love to hear from you again. There was a popping peach sold outside, it's from 50 yen, but it's unknown if you can get a cardboard box. At this time of year, if you order anmitsu, you'll get a peach on it!

This is a restaurant and souvenir shop located within the precincts of Erinji Temple. Many of the udon, soba, and set meal menus feature wild vegetable dishes. I ordered Koshu hot and wild vegetable soba. The Koshu hoto was loaded with ingredients such as daikon radish, pumpkin, and mushrooms, and the rich flavor of the soup stock and vegetables mixed well with the chewy hoto and was really delicious. The wild vegetable soba is piled high with soft wild vegetables and topped with fragrant shredded seaweed. Soba is an authentic noodle with the aroma of buckwheat flour. This is an authentic Japanese restaurant, unlike the restaurants in tourist areas where you can get a quick bite to eat.

The dango here is famous, and when I came this morning, they were preparing it, so I had the mugwort manju. I come here often so I'll buy it next time.