Soba noodles are carefully prepared by grinding the flour that is only used for the day at the adjacent mill. The menu is 900 yen for two types: zaru soba and countryside soba, and there are also 700 yen for sake.

A pastry shop nestled in a residential area near Yamaha Stadium. Seasonal raw, tart and baked goods, all of which have a reputation. Limited cakes with seasonal fruit are the focus of local attention. You can also taste it with tea in the salon or on the terrace full of greenery.

A café attached to the main store of "Mataichi-an [Mataichi-an]", a Japanese confectionery store founded in 1871 (Meiji 4). It has a sweet taste that combines Kintsuba and the latest sweets, which makes you want to say, "I want to eat again." the eat-in menu includes square pancakes that mimic Kintsuba and parfait that combines Japanese-style ingredients. There are also freshly baked kinta for eating, kinsuba soft, etc., and you can also buy souvenirs. Anko whipped cake 850 yen, Kintsuba 183 yen.