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A famous piece of tea, where the examination of the classics flows, and the retro atmosphere of the culture is loved by people as it was at the time.
A restaurant where you can drink 550 yen of coffee from the feudal clan, which recreates the coffee that the Hirosaki feudal lords drank as medicinal use at the end of the Tokugawa period. The coffee beans are ground in a mortar, as in those days, and extracted with a clay bottle, so the color and taste are similar to Bancha. It can also be bitter depending on your preference. There is also 1980 yen with cooking experience.
It was founded in 1929. As the oldest coffee shop in Tohoku, it is known to have been visited by Bungo Dazai Osamu, Western-style painter Seishi Abe, and author Yojiro Ishizaka. "Dazai Blend", a coffee from the time Dazai used to drink, is recommended.
45 years after holding up the amujin. The izakaya is popular with locals and tourists because it is possible to enjoy fresh seafood such as scallops and mussels from Mutsu Bay cheaply. The original geso-fried 700 yen. I want to taste it with Aomori's local sake, such as rice sake.
The shop stuck to "Aomori's fish, rice and sake". Feel free to taste the fish sushi. "Always sushi lunch" 1500 yen is attached to 7 nuki and one thin roll, such as tuna, squid, and octopus in the near sea, with a through and suction (changed by preparation, etc.).
Located near Kuroishi City Hall, a white-walled Kurazuri-style snack and tea shop. The inside of the store has a warm atmosphere just because the catchphrase is "a room of peace in Komise-no-cho". Coffee 400 yen, rare cheesecake 300 yen, matcha cake 350 yen, cake set 700 yen. Snacks include curry rice, pilaf, soup fried noodles, fried noodles, udon noodles, and soba noodles. Lunch set is 750 yen.
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