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Ryotei Amisada
Amisada is a ryotei (restaurant) that developed from traditions of boating, and allows you to enjoy sailing on a covered boat while enjoying a kaiseki banquet.
Former Otsu-Kokaido Restaurant
This restaurant was originally constructed as the Otsu-Kokaido.
Kaneyo
The most popular menu item here is the “Kinshi-don,” a rice bowl topped with eel and then a large dashimaki Japanese-style omelette.
Sajo Towson
Sajo Towson, located in the Japanese Beautyberry region of Ishiyamadera, is said to have taken its name from author Toson Shimazaki’s stay in the region.
Nakakawa Seiseido Tea House Main Store
It is said that the beginnings of tea in Japan date back to 805, when the monk Saicho returned from China with a handful of tea seeds and planted them in Otsu, Shiga, propagating the first tea tree on Japanese shores.
Izutsu Yatsuhashi Honpo Oiwake
Izutsu Yatsuhashi Honpo sells a full range of popular and delicious confections.
Ogoto Onsen Biwako Hanakaido
Biwako Hanakaido seeks to provide a detailed and comprehensive service, welcoming and providing for you in every possible way in order to create wonderful memories to be shared by you and those you love.
Aeon Mall Kusatsu
The Super Sento is one of the largest natural hot spring facilities in Shiga, with enough to keep you busy for an entire day.
Honke Tsuruki Soba
A soba noodle restaurant that maintains the traditional flavor and techniques used in hand-making soba since their founding 290 years ago.
Nyoi no Sato Gokigensan
A restaurant that harks back to olden times in Japan.
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