Ikaruga's Speciality 'Tatsuta-age' Lunch Set & Self-Poured Matcha Tea au Lait
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The Japanese "tatsuta-age" seasoned and fried meat dish is said to be named for the Tatsuta River that flows through the town of Ikaruga. Learn about the etymology of the name while enjoying a tatsuta-age as one of Ikaruga's specialty delicacies. And as a bonus, also try your hand at whisking and brewing a macha au lait yourself to enjoy afterward.
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The Tatsuta River is said to be the origin of the name of the tatsuta-age dish
This Japanese cafe is located in the converted estate where Meiji-era magistrate Baron Harufusa Kitabatake retired after a life of royalist activism at the end of Japan's Tokugawa Shogunate and early Meiji Restoration.
Tatsuta-age lunch, a local delicacy (images are for illustration purposes)
Information
- Minimum Number of Passengers
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1 or more participants
Maximum Capacity Requires consultation - Participation Restrictions
- Requires consultation
- Meeting and Exchange Areas
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Japanese Cafe Fukokuen
2-9-10 Horyu-ji Temple, Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma District, Nara Prefecture - Open Period
- Closed on certain days
- Closed Period
- Every Wednesday, summer vacation and New Year's holidays
- Tour Schedule
- Arrive at Japanese Cafe Fukokuen >Dining
- Required Time
- Around 1 hour
- Provision of Meals
- Meals are provided
- Open to meal requests
- Available
- Universal accessibility
- Available
- Parking
- Available (9 spaces)
- Related websites
- http://fukokuen.com/
This basic information is current at the time of publication and is subject to change.
Please check the official website for the latest information.
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