Yuzanso is a hot spring hotel that has many Omi mukashibanashi (“old stories”) placed around inside, bringing you closer to the folk history of the region.

A ramen noodle restaurant that harks back to the olden days of Chinese soba.

Would you like to try bathing in no less than seven different types of hot spring water? Yumotokan allows you to fully enjoy the hot spring experience, including outside baths that you can reserve for private use and even rooms with their own outside bath.

A restaurant that attracts hordes of fans seeking super-rich pork bone ramen noodles.

A ski slope that also lets you look out over Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan, from a mountain peak at 1,174m.

These ramen noodles are made with carefully selected, domestically produced ingredients.

Experience making Japanese confections for yourself while observing a master at work, and then eat your handiwork with some tea after you are finished.

Their famous stamina ramen noodles are the ultimate dish from a master chef who has studied Chinese, French and Japanese cuisine.

The shop offers a complete lineup of goods, including souvenirs from Shiga, drinks and snacks, tourism magazines and useful travel items.

Rcafe at Marina is a harbor restaurant where everyone can enjoy Hawaiian food.