Pass Station Shiwa Furusato Center Restaurant Grape Tree

Shiwa Town

Central Iwate

Sightseeing Spots

Located along National Route 396, the restaurant ``Budo no Ki'' offers a menu that makes use of local ingredients, and its fruit ice cream made with locally produced grapes, pears, and apples is especially popular. We also have seasonal ice creams with fukinoto, cherry blossom, strawberry, and mugwort.

Location: 80-1 Baba, Sahiuchi, Shiwa-cho, Shiwa-gun, 028-3316
Business Hours: Restaurant 11:00-14:00 (LO 13:30)
Closed: Open all year round
Inquiries: Furusato Restaurant Budou no Ki 019-674-2299
Website: http://www.shiwa-furusato.com/
Other: Parking lot: 9 large cars, 76 regular cars
There is a toilet
Food and Beverage Facilities Restaurant Budou no Ki
Shop direct from farm facility

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Shiwa Town

Central Iwate

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