A restaurant and café on a mountain with a view over Lake Biwa.

An investigation into the history of Shigaraki reveals it to be a bountiful land, where Shigaraki Palace once stood, perfectly suited as a location to link other regions together and overflowing with produce from the mountains, sea, lake and fields.

Kobo chou-chou creates a variety of confections from the sake lees provided by no less than 6 sake breweries located around Lake Biwa.

Imohei’s kintsuba (red bean paste wrapped in wheat-flour dough) are carefully cooked using three types of sweet potato paste and mochi rice flour.

Authentic soba noodles, made with love and care from the waters at the base of Mt.

At Nagahama Roman Beer you can get a taste of authentic draft beer made in their brewery.

The Nagahama Royal Hotel is a resort hotel that stands on the shores of Lake Biwa, extremely conveniently located just 3 minutes on foot from Nagahama Port and 5 minutes on foot from Nagahama-jo Castle.

A ramen noodle restaurant with an open, fashionable and easygoing atmosphere that allows women to also use it without any worry.

Menya Kotetu is a restaurant famous among ramen noodle lovers in the Kansai region.

One of the popular dishes at this restaurant are the thick and juicy homemade noodles in the chicken and pork bone soup.

Tsuruya Pan is a bakery that has been loved locally for more than 60 years.

A long-standing Shiga brewery with 450 years of history, they brew and sell local sake.

The folding fan gallery allows you to experience painting onto a folding fan to create your own original fan.

In an atmospheric old castle town, Katsuno in Takashima City, a historic building still stands.

Mt.

Hakodateyama Ski Resort is well known across the entire Kansai region, located 690m above sea level in a mountainous region to the northwest of JR Omi-Imazu Station.