Mizunami, Gifu, Japan｜里の菓茶房

My wife, who is physically disabled, and I got up early in the morning and visited around 9:10am, right after the store opened. Satonoka Sabo is located in a separate building on the south side of the Enagawa Kamiya Mizunami store. (If you don't know that it's in a separate building, you might accidentally enter the Enagawa Kamiya Mizunami branch. I almost did.) The entrance and exit are separate, and the entrance is a swinging door. The exit is a sliding door. The exit opening is wide enough for wheelchairs to pass through. You order first, pay the bill, and then you are assigned a seat. The aisles between the tables are wide enough for wheelchairs to pass through without any problems. (I didn't use a wheelchair this time.) I don't think there is any difference in the menu from the Enakyo store (I think), but matcha was not listed as a single item on the menu. (You can actually order it.) Water is self-service. The chestnuts and the taste comparison came out quickly, but the matcha came out a little later. I made chestnuts for the first time in a year, and the dough was crispy and delicious. Ajikaribe has 6 types of sweets sold at the store, and I think it will be helpful when buying souvenirs at the store. After eating, please return the tableware yourself. Every year, I visit Ena Kawakamiya Enakyo store just for chestnuts. It was my first time visiting Satonoka Sabo, but I was completely satisfied with the environment. I'm not sure which one to visit next year. Thank you for the meal.

A shop that mainly sells sweets located behind Enagawa Kamiya. You can enjoy sweets from Enagawa Kamiya on the spot. When you first enter the store, you look at the menu, order, and pay. Afterwards, you will be shown to your seat and the sweets you ordered will be brought to you soon. As expected from Enagawa Kamiya. Sweet and delicious😋 You can eat Eemon! !

I came to Enagawa Kamiya's Mizunami store to eat all the chestnuts. It was my first time here, so I went to the store and was told they were serving it in a log house in the back, so I walked around and found the store. The shop has a country style that doesn't look like a Japanese confectionery shop, and I was able to enter the shop with peace of mind as they were taking proper measures against the current coronavirus. I came on a Saturday morning, and I was glad I didn't have to go to the main store because I was able to sit in a sunny place by the window without lining up. I immediately ordered chestnuts and placed them in a chestnut-shaped bowl on a special tray! It's like a dream when you take a bite of the mountain-like Mont Blanc and the gentle chestnut-flavored Mont Blanc fills your mouth. No matter how much I ate it, I didn't run out of it, and by the time I finished eating it, I was full and satisfied.