Minokamo, Gifu, Japan｜Dairikiya

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When I go to Gifu, I always buy it for lunch. It seems to have moved from the old store, but due to the influence of Corona, I was able to wait outside. It's a large rice ball, but you can buy a delicious rice ball at a convenience store price. The side dishes are also delicious, so you can eat 1 pack of side dishes with 1 rice ball. It's the best to take this and eat it on the top of Gifu Castle.

At the entrance, there is a menu of rice balls that you can choose from for 130 yen each. Business hours start at 9am, so if you arrive early, you can choose from side dishes such as fried eggs and sausages, wild vegetable rice rice, and tricolor dango.