Good Japanese meal. Not expansive.

2026·R8.5.5 I didn't eat, but came to see the cherry blossoms and took a quick look around. It's the only restaurant in the park, and there's also a shop selling souvenirs, funeral supplies, books, and more. Private rooms are available for meals after memorial services, so it seems convenient. The toilets are clean too. I don't know how much year-round demand there is, but this vast cemetery park surely needs such a facility. It might be even better if they had a standout dish with a distinctive strength.

+3

I had the thick-sauce yakisoba for 1380円 and old-fashioned ramen for 930円! The yakisoba had crispy noodles and was super delicious～ The ramen was so light I could drink every drop of the broth. If you sit by the window, you can enjoy a nice view while eating.

We always stop for lunch when visiting the graves. There's a table for 8, so a group that size can sit together. Reservations aren't possible, so it depends on how busy it is that day… Everyone loves the 【thick-sauce yakisoba】😊 The portions are too large for older people, and there was little besides mini soba for smaller appetites, so I wish there were more half-portion options.

The gentleman at the restaurant served us with a smile, leaving a good impression. Tea and water were self-service, and the seating was spacious. The soft-serve ice cream was particularly delicious. The place seems to be associated with a religion, and some people give low ratings, perhaps out of prejudice, but apart from unfamiliar items in the shop, there weren't strange posters or attempts to recruit us, and we could use it as an ordinary rest stop.