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Sakan

Name: Sakan
Address: 7-3 Fujimicho, Rausu, Menashi District, Hokkaido 086-1831, Menashi-gun Rausu-cho, Hokkaido, JP
Telephone: +81153872529
Price range: JPY 1,000
Rating: 3.05

茶館

3.05

（1 reviews）

JPY 1,000

Cafe

Menashi-gun Rausu-cho, Hokkaido, Japan

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Accepts reservations・Request reservation

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Budget

JPY 1,000

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Facilities

No parking

No washlet

No barrier-free

No Wi-Fi

No power

Payment methods

Cash only

A heartwarming, homely café

Sakan is located in a quiet corner of Rausu, offering a cozy atmosphere and warm hospitality that make it a charming spot. The specially prepared venison stew is a must-try, surprising diners with its tenderness and flavor. Designed for guests to truly relax, it is well-regarded for providing a comfortable space to enjoy local conversations. This café is also perfect for browsing handmade candles and finding little gifts. Why not take a moment to unwind here?

Ratings

3.05（1 reviews）

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Reviews

ayumi

@ayumi-270728

Japan

Jul 18, 2025

3.3

The shop has an appearance like a private house, but once you enter, you feel at ease in the calm atmosphere. There is a counter and a small raised area, making it cozy enough to spend time leisurely. The venison stew is so tender that the meat melts in your mouth, and the flavors have seeped into the vegetables, which was impressive. The Shiretoko ramen has a light broth that pairs well with the thin noodles, making it a taste that you want to finish to the last drop. The menu also includes pasta, curry, and homemade cakes, adding to the fun of choosing. Eating while listening to the friendly owner's stories from the past warms your heart and allows you to feel the history of this land.

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