Shops where you can eat treats, shops you can buy
Kasuga Morimori-mura Refresh-kan
Ibigawa Town, Ibi County
Address:3429 Kasuga-Rokugo, Ibigawa Town, Ibi County[Map]
Phone Number:0585-58-0001
Opening Hour:10:00~21:00
Holiday:Wednesdays (or following day if a national holiday falls on Wednesday)
Parking Capacity:40 cars
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Approx. 30 minutes by car from Tokai-Kanjo Expressway "Ono-godo IC"
Approx. 25 minutes by community bus from "Ibi Station" of Yoro Railway |
Even if you eat the beans in the immature state before they grow big, it is delicious!
Some Kasuga beans have mottled beans with their pods red-purple or black stripes, and others have white beans with their pods no-stripes.
You can eat them as a whole the pod because the pods have no fibers. So they can be deliciously cooked by any ways such as boiling them with salt, dressing them with miso (soybean paste), ohitashi (boiled and seasoned), or tempura (deep fried).
In addition, dried beans, which are dried together with the pods and then removed from the pods, are cooked by soaking them in water and boiling like kintoki (red kidney) beans.
Service period:From October to November
Please call us to confirm.
Kissho Robata, Japanese Restaurant at Gifu Grand Hotel
Nagara, Gifu City
Address:648 Nagara, Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture (near the Nagara River)[Map]
Phone Number:058-233-1125
Opening Hour:17:00~22:00 (Last orders: 21:30 )
Note: The Japanese restaurant Kissho serves lunch from 11:30~14:30(Lo.13:30) and dinner from 17:00~21:00(Lo.19:30)
Holiday:Tuesdays
Parking Capacity:250 cars
Access |
Approx. 15 minutes by car from Meitetsu Gifu Station or JR Gifu Station
About 20 minutes by Gifu Bus (Take Kano Danchi Line train bound for Miwa Shaka Mae, or Iwaisan Kasagami, or Gifu Family Park, and get off at the bus stop "Ukai Museum Mae" (or the next bus stop "Gifu Grand Hotel" during the daytime).
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We bring out the unique flavor of Kasuga beans and their charm that can be cooked in the whole pods.
Kasuga beans swollen in the firm pods are bright and fresh green color. Young Kasuga beans can taste good with the pods.
We offer carefully grown ingredients in dishes such as "Fried Kasuga Beans," "Kasuga Beans rolled by Beef," and "Kasuga Beans dressed with Miso.”
They go well with rice and local sake from Gifu.
Service period:From October to mid-November
Please call us to confirm.