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Coffee Shop & Sweets

A Visit to the Long-Established Japanese Sweets Shop “Meijiya” near Kuroiso Station

I visited the long-established confectionery shop "Meijiya" in front of Kuroiso Station and purchased "onsen manju," "Nasuno bokka," and "gomajoyō." Each confection showcased the deliciousness of its ingredients.
Coffee Shop & Sweets

Rainy days spent reading at the library. Afternoons enjoying ice cream at Café Morricone.

It was a rainy, drizzly day outside. Today felt like the perfect “reading day.” I headed to Miruru, the Nasushiobara City Library, and I stopped by the café inside — Morricone — for a short break and treated myself to peanut ice cream.
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Visiting “Iris bread & coffee” – A Traditional Japanese-Style Café Near by Kuroiso Station

At Iris Bread & Coffee, a traditional-style cafe next to Kanel Bread bakery in front of Kuroiso Station, I enjoyed cheesecake and cold brew coffee.
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Bakery “Kanel Bread” Right in Front of Kuroiso Station – My Visit & Review

Just a 30-second walk from Kuroiso Station, Bakery Kanel Bread is known for making bread with as many locally sourced an...
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My visit to “Shelen Baum” – A fairytale bakery filled with the smell of freshly baked bread

I visited the Kuroiso branch of "Shelen Baum", a bakery where you can enjoy not only sweet breads and sandwiches but also cakes and traditional Japanese sweets. The moment I stepped inside, the aroma of freshly baked bread filled the air, instantly lifting my spirits!
Izakaya & Bar

Review: Izakaya & Yakitori Spot “Torihei” near Nishinasuno Station

After work, I suddenly craved yakitori, so I searched near Nishinasuno Station and found the izakaya yakitori spot "Torihira" just a 2-minute walk from the West Exit. I popped in to check out the menu and the atmosphere.
Japanese cuisine

12 Minutes by Bus from Nasushiobara Station: Enjoy Local Flavors at “Katsudon Kashiwaya”

There’s a katsudon shop called "Katsudon Kashiwaya" inside the NASU GARDEN OUTLET, where they use ingredients sourced from the Nasu highlands. I enjoyed tonkatsu made with locally sourced Nasu ingredients—a specialty unique to Nasu Highlands—and contributed to the local food economy!
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Tried and Tested: Taiyaki shop “Ruann” is a 5-minute walk from Nasushiobara Station.

The famous taiyaki specialty shop "Ruan," known for its Okonomiyaki Taiyaki, is a 5-minute walk from the west exit of Nasushiobara Station. Feeling a little peckish while waiting for the bus, I decided to go buy some.
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Tried and Tested: Cheese Garden, 12 minutes by bus from Nasushiobara Station

I took the free shuttle bus from Nasushiobara Station to the Cheese Garden inside Nasu Garden Outlet and ate the “5-Cheese Cake Assortment.”
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Tried and Tested: Restaurant Heisei just 1 minute from Nasushiobara Station

Just a minute's walk from the west exit of Nasushiobara Station, you'll find the restaurant ‘Heisei’. They offer a wide variety of dishes, from soba and udon noodles to set meals and snacks. This time, I stopped by while waiting for the Shinkansen and enjoyed their maitake mushroom tempura soba!
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