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Kasuga Taisha Cafe Shop Kaon

Name: Kasuga Taisha Cafe Shop Kaon
Address: 1F, Kasuga Taisha National Treasure Hall, 160 Kasugano-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Nara-shi, Nara, JP
Telephone: +81742226600
Price range: JPY 500
Rating: 3.24

春日大社カフェ・ショップ鹿音

3.24

（1 reviews）

JPY 500

Cafe

Nara-shi, Nara, Japan

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Reservations

No reservations

Cuisine

Budget

JPY 500

Hours

Address

Facilities

No parking

No washlet

No barrier-free

No Wi-Fi

No power

Payment methods

Credit cards accepted(Master, JCB, AMEX, and Diners) and Electronic money accepted

Ratings

3.24（1 reviews）

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Food

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Reviews

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@ru179cmi

Japan

Oct 11, 2019

3.1

===================================== Location→Nara Pref. Access→ Within Kasuga-taisha Shrine 1,770m from Kintetsu Nara Station Name→ Kasuga Taisha Shrine Cafe / Shop Shika Oto Genre→ Cafe, coffee shop (other) Business hours→ Monday - Sunday (10:00 - 17:00) Holidays→ Open on an irregular basis Number of seats→ Not stated, but probably 30 seats Takeout→ Available Seats are not available for take-out customers. Waiting time→No waiting time (when we arrived at around 11:15 a.m. during GW) Charge→Unknown Tobacco → not listed, I think it is completely non-smoking. Magazine publication→ None. Menu details→ Part of the menu can be checked outside the store. All menus can be checked at the cash register ===================================== I found this store when I visited Kasuga Taisha shrine the other day😊. This place seems to be run by Momotaneru, a Chinese restaurant in Nara. The concept of the restaurant is "nourishing and unlimited". The restaurant aims to use child-friendly ingredients, and is particular about food that comes from natural sources and is produced in Nara Prefecture. Inside the restaurant, tables are made of stumps of 1,000-year-old Kasuga-yama cedar trees, and the interior is also decorated in a traditional Nara style. The interior design is based on the image of the deer in the precincts of the temple and the name of the restaurant, and is inspired by the forests of the Kasuga Primeval Forest, a World Heritage Site 🤔. The store also serves as a museum store of "Kasuga Taisha National Treasure Hall" and offers "Kikubuto Financier" which is made from a mold of "Kikubuto", a traditional Shinto priest's offering confectionery. The shop has a lineup of confections that incorporate modernity into the history of Kasuga Taisha Shrine, such as the "Kikubuto Financier," which is made from a mold of the traditional Shinto priestly offering "Kikubuto," and the "Sennen no Hibiki Shikane," a Kasuga kuchen that is inspired by the annual ring of a giant cedar. Other original goods and sweets were also available in the store, such as a section tenugui (a hand towel with the sheath of a national treasure sword), masking tape, and postcards 😊. Among them, I got this time 🍦Fuji milk🍦¥-450 It is an item on the take-out menu. It is a sweet 🍦 associated with wisteria. The sweets are very Instagram-worthy! The candy is also colorful 😊. The taste is wisteria... I don't know what to call it, but it's not even grape. The vanilla was so rich that I couldn't taste much. It was delicious😊.

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We carefully layer the dough made from fresh eggs from Nara, which are particular about feed and water, in a wooden mold, and bake it with the hope of expressing the beauty of the annual rings of Kasuga cedar that have passed through a thousand years. It is a Kasuga cake with a faint almond fragrance.

JPY 1,100

Matcha Cream Anmitsu

JPY 950

Soft Cream Set (Coffee + Soft Cream)

JPY 980

Zenzai (with authentic kudzu)

JPY 700

Drink

Coffee and Tea

JPY 600

Matcha Float

JPY 800