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Page. 100～108(PDF:1007KB) Hamura ☎ 042-533-6208 54 Cafe & Crepe URL http://54cafecrepe.tokyo/ 1F Mansion Nakano, 1-5-12 Midorigaoka, Hamura-shi 12 9 3 6 Weekdays 11:00 – 20:30 Weekends and Holidays 10:30 – 21:00 (Last Call 20:30) Tuesdays 11 min. walk from JR Ome Line Hamura Station East Exit Signature menu Fried Rice Crepe ★ with Yakiniku Pork from Ome Available Year-round Ingredients Pork from Ome used HamuraHamura Hamura ☎ 042-578-3137 Seafood and Sushi Hanamizuki URL http://www.hanamizuki-yawaragi.com/ 1-27-2 Ozakudai, Hamura-shi 12 9 3 6 11:30 – 14:00/16:00 – 23:00 New Year’s Holidays only 4 min. walk from JR Ome Line Ozaku Station Signature menu Hinohara potato chijimi Hinohara maitake mushroom spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino ★ Available Year-round Available Year-round OzakuOzaku Ingredients Ingredients Maitake mushrooms from Potatoes from Hinohara-mura used used Hinohara-mura *Business hours and days when restaurants are closed may change. Please check the latest information on the store’s website, etc. 100 Akiruno Takumi Udon Noodles ☎ 042-596-0541 Akiruno Shougotei URL http://www.gws.ne.jp/home/shogotei/ 233 Aza Shougo, Sannai, Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 Weekdays 11:00-15:30 Holidays 11:00-16:30 Wednesdays and Thursdays (Open when falling on Holidays) 4 min. walk from JR Itsukaichi Line Musashi- Itsukaichi Station for Ome along the tracks Signature menu Hikizuridashi Udon Noodles Morisoba Noodles ★ Available Year-round Available While new-harvest buckwheat is available Ingredients Home farm-harvested wheat Home-grown buckwheat fl our Musashi-Itsukaichi used fl our (Home-farm in Akiruno-shi) Ingredients used (Home-farm in Akiruno-shi) Millstone-Ground Handmade Soba ☎ 042-558-8590 Akiruno Igusa URL http://soba-igusa.jimdo.com/ 673-4 Amema, Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 11:00 – 14:30/17:00 – 21:00 Wednesdays and Thursdays About 5 min. by car from JR Musashi-Itsukaichi Line Akigawa Station and Higashi-Akiru Station About 10 min. by car from the Akiruno Interchange on the Ken-o Expressway (parking available) Signature menu 平井川 AkigaAkigawawa Shamo-don TOKYO X Niku Udon Higashi-AkiruHigashi-Akiru Available Year-round Available Year-round ★ Tokyo Shamo Chicken from Ingredients 秋川 Ingredients TOKYO X pork Nishitama-gun, eggs from used used Akiruno Parking lot Takeout menu available Wi-Fi available Reservations Credit cards accepted Electronic money accepted available (may require a reservation) possible (confi rm types that (confi rm types that are accepted) are accepted) 101 Sumibiyaki/Yamazato Village Dishes Akiruno ☎ 042-596-0129 Kurochaya URL http://www.kurochaya.com/ 167 Konakano, Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 11:00 – 15:00/17:00 – 19:00 (Reservations accepted) Tuesdays (Open when falling on holidays) Near Konakano Cross on Hinohara-mura Way (Parking space for 50 cars) Near from the closest bus stop Nishi-Konakano Signature menu Sumibiyaki Char-grilled/ Hoba Leaf-grilled and Mountain Yamazato Village Dishes Vegetable Dishes Nishi-konakano Hinohara-kaido Year-round (Char-grilled dishes Available Available Year-round may not be served in summer.) ★ Ingredients Seasonal mountain vegetables, Seasonal mountain vegetables, Ingredients used river fi sh, etc. used river fi sh, etc. Akiruno ☎ 042-558-1852 Kanmi Sabo Misegura Hisamori URL http://www.hisamori.biz/ 633 Ogawa Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 11:00-18:00 (Sometimes 12:00-17:00 *Confi rmation at the website, etc. is necessary) Tuesdays 10 min. walk from JR Itsukaichi Line Higashi-Akiru Station Signature Lunch menu only Higashi-Akiru Seasonal Hisamori lunch Warabimochi Anmitsu (lunch centered on local vegetables) Year-round (weekdays only, Available Year-round Available limited to 10 lunches) Ingredients *Advance bookings are handled separately Soft cream with Tokyo Milk used Ingredients Seasonal vegetables from Akiruno ★ used *Business hours and days when restaurants are closed may change. Please check the latest information on the store’s website, etc. 102 Handmade Bread ☎ 042-518-7754 Akiruno Studio Sourire URL http://www.sourire.jp/ 699 Amema, Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 10:00 – 18:00 Tuesdays Approx. 15 min. walk from JR Itsukaichi Line Akigawa Station Signature menu Springy Nishitama Muffi n Sakedane Anpan AkigawaAkigawa Available Year-round Available Year-round Ingredients Ingredients Seasonal local vegetables Rice koji from Akiruno used used ★ 秋川 Home of Bread ☎ 042-550-6505 Akiruno A La Mode URL http://alamode-pan.com/ 1-1-16 Akigawa, Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 8:00 – 19:00 Thursdays Near JR Itsukaichi Line Akigawa Station Signature menu Akigawa Beef Curry Bread Akigawa Beef Curry Bread (with Cheese Filling) Available Year-round Available Year-round ★ Ingredients Akigawa beef (from Takeuchi Ingredients Akigawa beef (from Takeuchi AkigawaAkigawa used Ranch in Akiruno-shi) used Ranch in Akiruno-shi) Parking lot Takeout menu available Wi-Fi available Reservations Credit cards accepted Electronic money accepted available (may require a reservation) possible (confi rm types that (confi rm types that are accepted) are accepted) 103 Akiruno ☎ 042-550-6633 Dining Bar KAI Akigawa URL http://www.hotpepper.jp/strJ000165757/ 1-1-10 Akigawa, Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 Weekdays 17:00 – 2:00 Fri, Sat and before holidays 17:00 – 3:00 Sun and Holidays 17:00 – 1:00 Tuesdays 1 min. walk from JR Itsukaichi Line Akigawa Station North Exit Signature menu Grilled Akigawa Beef Skewers Chilled Tomato Carpaccio Available Year-round Available Summer ★ Ingredients Akigawa beef (from Takeuchi Ingredients Local tomatoes (bought at used Ranch, Akiruno-shi) used Akigawa Farmer's Center) AkikawaAkikawa Akiruno ☎ 042-518-7888 KAI'S BAL URL http://kais-bal.jp 1F Akiruno Rupia, 1-8 Akigawa, Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 Lunch 11:00 – 15:00 Dinner 16:00 – 24:00 Tuesdays *Wednesday in the second week of the month only (days when Akiruno Rupia is closed) 2 min. walk from Musashi-Itsukaichi Line Akigawa Station Signature menu Akigawa Beef Steak (200g for sirloin, 150g for round steak) Available Year-round Ingredients Akigawa beef (from Takeuchi Ranch, Akiruno-shi) used Akikawa *Business hours and days when restaurants are closed may change. Please check the latest information on the store’s website, etc. 104 Otowa-Sushi ☎ 042-596-0009 Akiruno serving Sushi/Chinese Dishes/Unagi Eel URL https://www.otowasushi.com 50 Itsukaichi, Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 11:00 – 14:00 (Last Call 13:40) 16:00 – 21:00 (Last Call 20:40) Wednesdays (Once or twice a month there are consecutive holidays on Wednesday and Thursday) 8 min. walk from JR Itsukaichi Line Musashi- Itsukaichi Station (Parking lot for cars and bicycles) Signature menu Seafood nokke-don Superb Boneless Rib Musashi-Itsukaichi (also offered in the evenings) Akigawa Beef Available Year-round Available Year-round Seasonal vegetables (lettuce, green Ingredients Akigawa beef (from Sugao, Ingredients leaves, norabosai, etc.) from Akiruno used Akiruno-shi) used ★ and Itsukaichi, eggs from Itsukaichi Soba Noodles Restaurant ☎ 042-596-0071 Akiruno Yanagiya URL http://a-yanagiya.com/ 218 Tateya, Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 Apr.-Nov. Wed.-Sun. 11:00 – 17:00 Dec.-Mar. Wed.-Sun. 11:00 – 16:00 Mondays and Tuesdays 1 min. walk from JR Itsukaichi Line Musashi-Itsukaichi Station Signature menu Kurohachi soba noodles Seasonal Choices of the Chef Available Year-round Available Year-round Musashi-Itsukaichi Uses the ingredients from the vicinity of Itsukaichi as the Season-felt a la carte ingredients in the tempura (spring: angelica tree shoots, Ingredients Ingredients from the day’s purchased butterbur shoots; summer: creeping saxifrage, Asiatic used ★ used food stuff s dayfl ower; autumn to winter: maitake mushrooms, Jerusalem artichoke, Manchurian wild rice), etc. Parking lot Takeout menu available Wi-Fi available Reservations Credit cards accepted Electronic money accepted available (may require a reservation) possible (confi rm types that (confi rm types that are accepted) are accepted) 105 Tokura Shiroyama Terrace Akiruno ☎ 042-595-1234 Restaurant Shokuinshitsu URL http://tokura-taiken.jp/restaurant/ Inside the Tokura Experience Training Center, Akigawakeikoku, 325 Tokura, Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 11:30 – 14:00 Tuesdays and 28 December-January 4 Take the bus from JR Itsukaichi Line Musashi-Itsukaichi Station, then a 7 min. walk after getting off at the Tokura bus stop. Signature menu Salt Grilled Satoyama Masu Inaka Countryside Curry Plate Trout Set Meal TokuraTokura Available Year-round Available Except for June and August ★ Seasonal vegetables from Seasonal vegetables from Akiruno Ingredients Ingredients Akiruno (mainly root (small bowls, boiled ingredients), used used vegetables) trout from the Akigawa River Akiruno ☎ 042-559-7081 Hanagaki Soba Noodles URL http://akiruno.town-info.com/units/36232/hanagaki/ 608-3 Ninomiya, Akiruno-shi 12 9 3 6 Mon-Fri 11:00-14:50 (Last call) 15:30-19:30 (Last call) Sat, Sun and Holidays 11:00-19:50 (Last call) Tuesdays 10 min. walk from JR Itsukaichi Line Higashi Akiru Station Signature menu Hinohara Maitake Mushroom Vegetable Tempura ★ Tempura Available Year-round Available Year-round Ingredients Maitake mushrooms from Ingredients Seasonal vegetables from used Hinohara-mura used Akiruno Higashi AkiruHigashi Akiru *Business hours and days when restaurants are closed may change. Please check the latest information on the store’s website, etc. 106 Chinese Home-style Dishes ☎ 042-451-8852 Nishitokyo Bokkakyo Tanashi URL https://bokkakyotanashi.owst.jp/ 4-24-1 Tanashicho, Nishitokyo-shi 12 9 3 6 Lunch 11:30 – 15:00 (Last Call 14:30) Dinner Weekdays 17:30 – 20:30 (Last call 20:00) Saturdays 17:00 – 21:00 (Last call 20:30) Sundays and Holidays 17:00 – 20:30 (Last call 20:00) Mondays 5 min. walk from Seibu Shinjuku Line Tanashi Station North Exit Advance Signature inquiries menu required ★ Special seasonal vegetables with Herb and Tomato Salad from Okinawa salt stir-fry Niikura Farm Available Year-round Available Year-round Ingredients Seasonal vegetables from Ingredients Arugura, watercress, etc.
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