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Shiga Teuchi Soba Tsuruki
A Famous Restaurant Founded in the Edo Period, Located Near Enryakuji Temple on Mt. Hiei
A soba restaurant with ties to the world heritage site, Enryakuji Temple on Mt. Hiei. Sakamoto, Otsu City, a town in front of Enryakuji Temple on Mt. Hiei, was also the base of the Anatashu, who are said to have built the stone walls of Azuchi Castle. Founded in 1716 by Kihachi Tsuruya, a monk at Enryakuji Temple on Mt. Hiei, this is a long - established store that has been in operation for over 300 years since the Edo period. The stately building is also a registered tangible cultural property. The owner's surname is also strongly connected to history, and he was allowed to call himself "Kami - nobu" because of the "Nobu" of Enryaku - ji Temple on Mt. Hiei and the fact that he went to the mountain to provide food. It is also deeply moving to be able to enjoy the handmade soba noodles that have been handed down since the establishment of the restaurant in the traditional land and building.
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Shiga Imo-dokoro Imo-ro
A Dedicated Shop for Sweet Potato Lovers
"Imodokoro Imorou" is a specialty sweet potato confectionery and sweets shop located along "Yumekyobashi Castle Road" where townhouses line the streets below Hikone Castle in Hikone City, Shiga. The owner, a former Japanese chef, offers a new style of sweets that combine sweet potatoes and sweets with a "WA - Japanese" concept. The sweet potatoes used are carefully selected from the production area. The shop offers popular sweets such as "Tsubo-yaki-imo (pot roasted sweet potato)", which is slowly and carefully roasted, and the specialty "Nama-mitsu Imo-kenpi (raw honey sweet potato chips)", which are made with roasted sweet potatoes, "Sweet potato parfait", "Yaki-imo brulee", and "Honey sweet potato milk", which are perfect for eating on the go. There are also many souvenirs such as "sweet potato chips". The Japanese-style café on the shop's second floor has a calm atmosphere and is a great place to relax.
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Shiga café AFUMI
A Blissful Moment at a Café Overlooking Lake Biwa
"café AFUMI" is attached to a glamping facility that overlooks Lake Biwa, about a 14-minute walk from JR Kitakomatsu Station. Since it can be used by people other than hotel guests, the customer base ranges from locals to people who stop by while driving around Lake Biwa and "Biwaichi" cyclists. The view of Lake Biwa while enjoying your time in your favorite style, such as having tea on the wooden deck where you can spend time with your dog or enjoying a take-out menu on the sandy beach right in front of the restaurant, is something special. Another appeal is the extensive lunch menu, including the popular "Chicken Over Rice" and "Quiche Plate".
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Shiga BBQ Tantan
U Shaped Counter for Dining on Japanese Black Wagyu
Located in Otsu City, Shiga, this yakiniku restaurant serves high-quality, fresh domestic Japanese Black beef, including expertly selected "Omi Beef," with tongue and "Omi Beef" "Harami" among the popular choices. The restaurant is located on the second floor of a building within walking distance of Keihan Electric Railway’s Kamisakaemachi Station, Biwako-Hamaotsu Station, and Miidera Station, creating a hideaway-like atmosphere. The interior offers a chic, calm setting suitable for a wide range of guests, from individuals to groups. The U-shaped counter seating reflects the proprietor’s desire to foster communication with guests, including conversations about individual preferences and ingredient explanations.
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Shiga 〇Bi WABI Cafe＆Gallery
Unwind in a Historic Space, Away from the Everyday
Located about a 5-minute walk from Miidera Station on the Keihan Electric Railway, "〇Bi WABI Cafe＆Gallery" occupies a beautifully preserved Registered Tangible Cultural Property. Driven by the owner’s passion "to preserve the essence of Japan’s original landscapes", this historic building has been transformed into a multi-purpose space—welcoming guests as a café, gallery, and lodging facility, offering visitors a unique and authentic cultural experience.
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