Kashima, Ibaraki, Japan｜エミール

I visited Kashima Jingu Shrine and immediately saw the ``Kisha ga Hakobu Restaurant,'' which caught my eye as soon as I left the parking lot.I had a feeling that it was going to be a wonderful restaurant. The sense of excitement remains unchanged even in the Reiwa era. I ordered a sandwich and a Neapolitan. Before long, the food was brought to us on a train. I nervously watched the food being brought to me from afar, and then I stopped right in front of the table and said, ``Come on! ヽ(^.^)ノ'' I had a special experience at a retro restaurant.

A restaurant on the approach to Kashima Shrine that I used to go to with my parents. The 1st floor is a cafe with piano music, and the 2nd floor is a fun restaurant with a train running through a diorama. The menus on the 1st and 2nd floors are slightly different. Today I went to 2F with my children. The train brings delicious food that even adults can enjoy innocently. For the main course, I had my favorite colorful fruit sandwich and Emil-style gratin with large shrimp. Ham pilaf and summer samba. Enjoyed a leisurely lunch.

I feel nostalgic ☺️ I used the first floor, but even on holidays It was used by several groups of locals. I took it easy 😉 There was a piano and I was able to play it for a while🎹 Dessert and tea are also delicious 🍰☕️ The staff was friendly too☺️ Somebody was smoking It seems to be a rare shop where you can smoke 🚬 It has a nostalgic atmosphere Those who are not good at smoke may have difficulty (it is not smokey ❗️)