A family-run mountain teahouse on Mt. Tsukuba's Miyukigahara summit plateau, in the long row of tea-shops beside the cable car station. The shop trades a small interior dining room for an open-air front terrace facing the Kanto plain, with photo-board menus propped up at the entrance. The kitchen specialises in their own arrangement of Tsukuba Udon — Akane-chicken meatballs, Rose Pork belly and "black vegetables" over noodles enriched with Kasumigaura lotus-root powder — alongside a long roster of donburi, curry, soba and motsu stew, and the typical mountain-teahouse sweets.
