Guanyin Chaya

Info

Address:

3595-3 Nozawa Nyohoji Temple, Nishiaizu-cho, Yama-gun, Fukushima

Public Transportation:

JR Nozawa Station → Nishi-Aizu townsman bus (demand bus) 7 minutes bound for Okubo, bus stop: Get off Nyohoji Temple, short walk

Car Access:

2km 3 minutes from Banetsu Road Nishiaizu IC via National Route 49

Parking Number:

Adjacent to 10 cars/town parking lot

Phone Number:

0241-45-2371

Business Hours

11-14:30 (end as soon as the buckwheat is gone)

Cuisines Category

Soba・Udon

Zaru Soba

Wide parlour with a sense of openness

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