Yamatake, the wild cuisine of Kurokawa Onsen

♨If you are a little hungry after staying at Kurokawa Onsen Hotel and taking a bath in the town, I recommend a nearby restaurant.
🥔Yamatake specializes in natural potato cuisine. Natural potato means yam in Japanese. The owner grows yam himself, and the miso and rice in the restaurant are also produced by himself.

🖼Environment: A spacious tatami room where you need to take off your shoes to enter, and a wooden traditional Japanese folk house. Everyone sits around the charcoal grill~

💰Looking at the menu, there are single dishes and set meals, with prices ranging from 1,000 to 3,000 yen. I ordered a set meal. Sitting in the ground stove, grilling meat and fish with charcoal, and tasting simple local cuisine is like living in a farmhouse, which is particularly interesting.
💫If you are still not satisfied after the meal, there is a milk specialty store opposite the restaurant. The delicious milk and milk ice cream come from the ranch opened by the owner&#39;s second son. You can try it~

🚉Address: Aso-gun Minamioguni-cho, Oazi Manganji Kurokawa 6994
🚞Transportation: From Kumamoto Station: Take the Kyushu Cross-Island Bus for about three hours and get off at Kurokawa Onsen Station.
From Hakata Station: Take the express bus for about two hours and forty-five minutes and get off at Kurokawa Onsen Station. This bus also stops at Fukuoka Airport.

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