Amasake-chaya

Founded in the early Edo period, Toge no Chaya is located along the old Hakone highway. In 2009, the historic thatched roof and earthen floor shop was renovated and reopened.

In the Edo period, there were four teahouses around here, but this is the only one that still exists.
The taste of amazake that does not change over time and the sincerity of welcoming travelersIt is still crowded with many tourists in search of.Right next to youOld cobblestone TokaidoSo why not take a walk while thinking about the former traveler?

Furthermore, there are precious photographs from the Edo period displayed inside the store, giving you a glimpse of what it was like back then.

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・Amazake 400 yen
Rice koji amazake has a gentle sweetness without sugar. It is non-alcoholic, so it is safe for children and pregnant women.

・Chikara mochi 500 yen (2 pieces)
Chikara mochi is pounded every morning. The aroma of the rice cakes roasted over binchotan charcoal is irresistible.

・Miso oden 1 plate 5 pieces 450 yen

A story handed down at Amazake-chaya: "Amazake-chaya's Washomon"

On the way to Edo with his comrade, Yogoro Kanzaki, a ronin of Ako, was recommended by Yugoro, a horseman, in the mountains of Hakone, but refused.There, Yugoro was cursed, so Yogoro instinctively tried to cut it off with his hand on the sword.However, I drank tears and small things before the important thing and put up with it, wrote an apology at Amazake Chaya, and apologized.
As the days went by, Yugoro's ears also heard a story of vengeance, and it was said that the Ronin at that time knew that he was Kanzaki Yogoro and repented.

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