Soja, Okayama, Japan｜Sen

Built in the Tenpo era of the Edo period, the former residence of Mr. Kazuhei Hori, a pioneer of Okayama Western-style painting, has been renovated into a ``connecting cafe line'' while preserving its original atmosphere. This is an innovative shop where the owner of the cafe changes every day and you can enjoy a different menu each day of the week. Moon) Gohanya Kanade (Kanade) Tue/Wed) Cafe Map Thursday/Friday) Umiya (fermented lunch) On Saturdays and Sundays, there are many shops that you will want to visit every day, such as Fruit Parlor Suika, Mysterious and Easy Dining Restaurant, and Medicinal Food & Bar Kou. I would like you to spend a wonderful tea time or meal in a room of a Japanese house from the Edo period. We recommend a seat by the window closest to the courtyard. Apparently you can also reserve a seat.

The old folk house is wonderful, and the owner and others The store staff is also kind❗ The food was delicious and you could buy fresh vegetables, making it a cafe you'd want to go to again and again.

We had lunch at Hakka Cafe, which is only available on Fridays. It's cheap, filling, and delicious. The clerk was also friendly and nice. Although peppermint was used in one of the dishes, it didn't have a strong refreshing effect, and the slight flavor accentuated it and actually made the meal progress. I highly recommend it to people who like peppermint. I would like you to try it even if you don't like it.