A shop with delicious lunches. Inside, it has a retro, nostalgic atmosphere. Closed Mondays. Tuesdays depend on the day, so calling ahead is recommended. Lunch is 1700円. Comes with a drink. Closes around 4 p.m., and sometimes closes earlier.

Visited for the first time. The owner's wife is very friendly, and the shop is filled with nostalgic and cute things. Lunch is only the daily special, so you can't choose, but this time it was cabbage rolls. They use plenty of local ingredients from Naganuma Town, and everything I ate was gentle and delicious. Apparently the seasoning is kept light with health in mind. For an after-meal drink, you can choose coffee, black tea, or herbal tea for an extra 200円. I had the coffee, which was smooth and a taste I like. Having lunch while listening to nostalgic music on records was really heartwarming. I'd like to go again.

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An old-house café that feels like home, where a warm couple welcomes you whenever you go. The wife, Valentine-san, is also an astrologer, so if you make a reservation you can get a fortune reading too. The husband, Osamu-san, cooks with plenty of local vegetables and serves lots of dishes. Everything has a nice dashi flavor and a gentle taste. Lunch is only the daily set meal, and part of the fun is not knowing what will be served unless you go that day. The cake set is generous and recommended too. The interior is a mysterious space with a Showa-era mood. It's so relaxing that I end up staying a long time. In summer there's an outdoor engawa (veranda), and in winter the wood stove keeps it warm. Please drop by when you're driving around Naganuma~

Cute retro atmosphere♪ The food is mostly Japanese dishes. They serve lunch. I think it's best to check with the owner before taking photos and videos.

There's a parking-ish area with space for about 4–5 cars. Basically the regular closing day is Monday, but apparently they sometimes close on other days too, so calling ahead seems to be the sure way. A shop full of Showa-era homeyness. The wife, who chats with you cheerfully, is apparently a fortune teller♪ (reservation required) The menu is, believe it or not, daily special only! But on the flip side, when you're torn over 'what should I eat~', it might be nice♪ Today it was chirashi sushi, with gentle seasoning, and it was delicious☺️ Partway through, the husband spoke to us, so thoughtful to ask 'Not enough rice, right? Want a refill?' (*´-`) (I totally took up the offer💦) A somehow nostalgic atmosphere, I'll probably want to go again, for sure (*´ー｀*)