Kashima, Ibaraki, Japan｜Marusan cafe

I think that "Japanese-style jaja udon with thick soy milk soup" here is exquisite. Every time I come near it, I always end up eating it. Especially in the cold winter, the effect of ginger makes the body warm and seems to be good for health. The set is a good deal, and you can add a drink and dessert for an additional 200 yen. As it is run by a Japanese sweets shop, the desserts are not too sweet and delicious. After the meal, I usually go to the adjacent Japanese confectionery shop to buy karinto manju and take it home. Recommended.

A cafe next to a Japanese sweets shop☕️ I found it while taking a walk after visiting the three shrines in Togoku! The atmosphere was good, and the store clerk was nice, so I had a relaxing time. W Mont Blanc, it was so delicious! You can feel the taste of chestnut and sweet potato ingredients. The adzuki beans were not too sweet, just right. They also brought me hot tea, which made me feel warm.

A cafe next to a long-established Japanese sweets shop near the entrance to the approach to Kashima Jingu. Ingredients such as shaved ice sauce, red bean paste, and rice flour dumplings are delicious only in a Japanese confectionery shop. I think matcha shiratama zenzai is the royal road. There was also a tomato shaved ice as a different kind of ice, but the combination of sourness, umami and sweetness of tomatoes is surprisingly delicious! I was impressed. During the shaved ice sales period, it seems that you can enjoy various things such as mousse topping and limited time limited items.