Kashihara, Nara, Japan｜Cafe 橿乃杜

I stopped by after visiting the shrine. I had a Nara specialty persimmon leaf sushi set with noodles and Asuka-style hot pot. Both were delicious, but the persimmon leaf sushi is steamed after receiving the order, so it takes about 15 minutes to serve. I had only eaten cold persimmon leaf sushi that I received as a souvenir, and it was very fresh. Asuka-style hotpot also uses milk, but don't you dislike it? I was impressed by their courteous customer service. The store is spacious and spacious, so you can spend your time comfortably. Also, if you eat here, you will get a free ticket to the parking lot of Kashihara Shrine, so you can eat the local specialties, so it is recommended for those who want to see it while sightseeing.

It was after I had lunch, so I had zenzai (^_-)✋ It's cold outside so it's very warm 🎵 Moreover, it comes with hot hojicha for 600 yen (^o^)/❗ I'm glad I went because I had a relaxing time! (^^)

After visiting the shrine, I stopped by for lunch. The space that was previously the entrance hall of the Hall of Worshipers has been successfully converted into a lunch cafe. The weather was nice, so although it was crowded, we were able to secure a table. Everything is self-service. It was around lunch time, and the shop staff were busy, and some customers were having trouble refilling their own water pitchers. The Hari Hari Ankake Udon that I ordered had a delicious chewy udon with a trotted ankake and a crunchy texture. Harihari means mizuna in Kansai. It's spacious and bright, making it a great place to have lunch or take a break while visiting the shrine. You will receive a service ticket for the Kashihara Shrine parking lot.