
Aomori
"Restaurant Tochino Chaya" sits gracefully on the shores of Lake Towada in Towada City, Aomori Prefecture. The menu features freshly caught char and rainbow trout from Lake Towada, along with regional Tohoku specialties, including Nanbu soba and Inaniwa udon. Guests can savor the rich local food culture in a warm, wood-accented space that captures the nostalgic charm of travel in Japan. A glass-walled dining area offers panoramic views of Lake Towada, whose scenery transforms beautifully with each season. With approximately 100 table seats and 30 tatami-style seats, the restaurant welcomes a wide range of guests—from families and friends to tour groups—providing a comfortable dining experience for every occasion.
All over Japan, you can find unique local soba varieties, each offering a fresh take on the traditional dish. Some famous examples include Nagano's "Shinshu soba," Fukui's "Echizen soba," which is served with grated radish, chopped green onions, and bonito flakes, Yamaguchi's "Kawara soba," featuring tea soba served on a hot tile topped with shredded egg and sweet-simmered beef, and Hyogo's "Izushi Sarasoba," where small portions of soba are served with plenty of condiments. Enjoy the authentic taste of local soba while exploring different regions.
食事処 とちの茶屋
"Restaurant Tochino Chaya" sits gracefully on the shores of Lake Towada in Towada City, Aomori Prefecture. The menu features freshly caught char and rainbow trout from Lake Towada, along with regional Tohoku specialties, including Nanbu soba and Inaniwa udon. Guests can savor the rich local food culture in a warm, wood-accented space that captures the nostalgic charm of travel in Japan. A glass-walled dining area offers panoramic views of Lake Towada, whose scenery transforms beautifully with each season. With approximately 100 table seats and 30 tatami-style seats, the restaurant welcomes a wide range of guests—from families and friends to tour groups—providing a comfortable dining experience for every occasion.