Situated right next to Yahiko's large, bright-red Otori gate, this family-friendly cafe and diner serves western dishes with a Japanese twist. Popular items include pasta and rice dishes, bakes called doria, mixed plates, and a large selection of desserts.
Located right on Highway No. 29 stands this massive torii gate leading into the village of Yahiko. The gate belongs to Yahiko Jinja Shrine, which can be found f
Located in Yahiko village, this Japanese dessert and cake shop offers more than 30 different sweets - Japanese-style and Western-style. Pudding a la Mode is one
These giant twin pines stand a few paces from the Yahiko village office and measure a height of about 10 meters. Their branches cover an impressive area of abou
This temple was founded in 1353 by Shinsho Genno, a priest from Yahagi known for building temples all over Japan. After returning to the village, he established
Located in the Ida Hills, this large keyhole-shaped tomb, or kofun in Japanese, is one of the oldest in the Echigo region. Kofun are megalithic tombs that were
This gallery displays all products by this top knife manufacturer in Niigata prefecture. Also one of the top five knife manufacturers nationwide, visitors can t
Guesthouse HANA Kyoto is located in Kyoto, 300 metres from Kitano Tenmangu and 1.2 km from Kinkaku-ji Temple. All rooms have a shared bathroom. Guesthouse HANA
Situated on the 3rd floor of the Decks Odaiba shopping mall, Ikayaki Stand offers grilled squid crepes in different flavors, such as yuzu pepper, basil, and tun
Sunset Terrace Hana Hakka is a cafe offering dishes with vegetables, rice and herbs from Hokkaido. It also opens an ice-cream parlor in the summer.
Izu no Hana is a soba (a type of Japanese noodle) restaurant located in Ginzan Onsen.
Just a 5-minute walk from JR Kyoto Train Station, Hana Hostel offers basic accommodation with free Wi-Fi, rental bicycles and a lounge with an LCD TV. Both priv
Opened in November 2012, Kyoto Hana Hotel is located a 1-minute walk from both Sanjo and Sanjo-Keihan Subway Stations. The popular Gion and Ponto-cho areas are