List of Odawara

• Age 12～Age 70
• 2～3 hours
• 12:00

Please enjoy the welcome dori as homemade buckwheat tea roasted by the owner himself. Finally, the experience of making soba noodles and making your own chopsticks. The master is a master who has a lot of experience in making soba noodles, and will guide you in making soba noodles. Using 100% buckwheat flour from Horokanai, Hokkaido, we will happily teach you how to make buckwheat. You can take home the soba you made yourself. Separately, I will have soba noodles made by the owner himself. You can enjoy it with the handmade soup. Next, carve the cypress to make My Chopsticks. My chopsticks, which use a planer and are even more user-friendly, can be used for more than 20 years. Then, you will be able to prepare the now-imaginary soba-kaki right in front of you and enjoy it with tea. And it will open.

• For Rainy Days

• Age 5～Age 100
• 2～3 hours
• 12:00

You can experience the traditional Japanese art of geisha entertainment while enjoying delicious food and drinks at a restaurant in a traditional Japanese house built over 260 years ago! ・Directly connected to Kazamatsuri Station, or a 10-minute taxi ride from Odawara Station ・Experience the traditional Japanese culture of geisha entertainment ・Tailor-made kaiseki cuisine prepared by the head chef ・You can taste local sake and juices from Hakone and Odawara (additional charges apply) ・You can grill sweetfish on the hearth in a 260-year-old traditional Japanese house, and enjoy tea in the tea room. Since the Edo period (1600-1868), geishas have been indispensable at banquets at traditional Japanese restaurants, such as dancing and playing the shamisen to liven up the party. Such restaurants have an image of "no first-time customers" and "price is up to you," so many people who wanted to experience geisha entertainment may have been hesitant to take the plunge. With the aim of protecting the traditional culture of Odawara and Hakone and conveying its charm, a "Traditional Culture Experience Plan" has been created at Kaiseki Oshimizu in Suzuhiro Kamaboko no Sato, where you can experience geisha dancing and geisha play while dining. Hakone Yumoto boasts the second largest geisha culture after Kyoto. Experience the traditional Japanese culture of "geisha" while enjoying Japanese food and sake prepared by the head chef in an old gassho-style house built over 260 years ago.

• In Door Activity
• For Groups