Mizuya Chaya

Mizutani Teahouse in the ski town Sells watery cream cake rolls, hot spring coffee, sweet wine, and hot spring pudding. In the evening, there was no one in the store, so we wanted to go in and order a table. As a result, the waitress said that the cakes were almost gone. We swept the remaining four items and ordered hot spring coffee and sweet wine. The lady stood behind the counter and made coffee, and we stared at the snow in the house. The heavy snow flooded the window and the foot bath at the door of the store. The cake roll is just an ordinary cream cake roll, but it is very soft and watery. I feel very satisfied to eat it in the countryside. The cheesecake is not bad. The hot spring coffee is really not good! ! The sweet wine is made of rice koji, not brewed with sake lees, sugar and water, so it has a natural sweet fragrance, the rice grains are sticky and sticky, and the taste is wonderful.

It's a small thatched house on the mountain. The tempura udon noodles inside are very good. The tempura prawns are very big. It is a relatively convenient fast food restaurant, but the prices are much more expensive in the mountains.

I really like their udon noodles, and their matcha is really delicious. I think the architecture of this teapot itself is very Japanese. It is very enjoyable to sit inside and eat.

This should be a famous old shop in Nara, because when I went there, I saw a Japanese photographer taking pictures of this shop. Because it was Monday, the owner was the only one in the shop, a middle-aged uncle, very friendly. I ordered two desserts, both of which were red bean glutinous rice. The one with soup was hot, and the one without soup was cold. They tasted good, and the cold one was even better!

After leaving Kasuga Taisha, today's tour ended here. I didn't expect to see such a beautiful teahouse after turning a corner. I asked my classmates and found out that it was the famous Mizutani Teahouse. Not long after we pressed the shutter, the teahouse turned off the lights and stopped business. It's a pity that today we were just strolling around and didn't do any homework. If I had known there was such a beautiful teahouse, I would have walked a few steps faster and come here to drink tea.

It is a tourist attraction and a place to eat and rest at "Mizutani Teahouse". The location of Mizutani Teahouse is really great. The maple leaves on both sides are colorful, red, yellow, green and fallen leaves are very layered, coupled with the bright red Mizutani Bridge, the whole is a Japanese-style fresh painting, worthy of being a must-see for independent tourists. Eating a bowl of hot udon also dispelled some of the coldness in the body. Among the dishes ordered, the rice cake tempura is the best, crispy on the outside and glutinous on the inside, and the taste is really delicious.

It was raining heavily when we went there, so the teahouse was closed. However, the surrounding environment was particularly good. There was an orange-red bridge surrounded by the original jungle. The teahouse was surrounded by orange and green, a small wooden and straw hut with a great atmosphere.