Restaurants,Souvenir Shop

Restaurant “Misogura”

Rooms have seating capacity for the following numbers of people:
Ofuji

Ofuji/ 48

  • Tsubaki

    Tsubaki/21

  • Ginnan

    Ginnan/30

  • Yaezakura

    Yaezakura/9

  • Ayame

    Ayame/12

Savor Echigo’s hospitality in a restaurant imbued with the atmosphere of long ago.

Reservation
required
Tel: +81-25-385-2001
Fax: +81-25-385-3929
Tel: +81-25-385-2001 Fax: +81-25-385-3929

Reservations are accepted from 9:00 – 16:00 up till midday two days before your desired reservation date.

At one time a dozen barrels of miso were lined up on the earthen floor. The miso storehouse has now been reinvented as “Misogura,” a great dining hall which, together with the annex, seats around 120people. This is where we serve fine Echigo fare to visitors to the museum. (Reservation is required.)

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Dairo-an

It’s better to move slowly, taking your time, when you encounter things from the past.

Reservation
required
Tel: +81-25-385-2100 Mail:ncm2006@vanilla.ocn.ne.jp Tel: +81-25-385-2100 Mail:ncm2006@vanilla.ocn.ne.jp

Reservations are accepted from 9:00 – 16:00 up to three weeks before your desired reservation date.

The elegant entrance appears as you pass through the latticework gate and cross the little bamboo grove. Dairo-an is a restaurant with in the grounds of the Northern Culture Museum. Here, in the stillness and quiet of another age, is where your rendez-vous with the past begins. At Dairo-an, we also organize significant persons’celebrations and lunches for Buddhist memorial services.

Lunch 6,600JPY(tax in)

* The photograph is to give you an idea of what we serve and the food may change depending on the season. * Visitors who have made a reservation at “Dairo-an” are entitled to a discount when visiting the museum.

Adult 800 JPY → 550 JPY Elementary and Junior High School Student 400 JPY → 200 JPY

Souvenir Shop “Sanraku”

The shop was originally a carpenter’s workshop when the Ito Residence was being built. As well as Niigata cakes and folk crafts, it also sells rare types of sake from the finest breweries in Niigata Prefecture. In spring and autumn, especially at weekends, sake tastings are often proposed. You will also find books and other publications about the Northern Culture Museum, as well as original merchandize.

Soba Restaurant “Iwano-ya”

Soba Restaurant “Iwano-ya”

Serves buckwheat noodles much appreciated locally for their simple, rustic flavor.

※Weekend only ※Closed in winter

  • Kakesoba (soba in broth)
  • Zarusoba (soba served on a bamboo draining basket with dipping sauce)
  • Kakiagesoba (soba with mixed vegetable tempura)

* The restaurant serves only soba. * Opening days and times may vary depending on the season. We would ask for your understanding.

Café “Idogoya”

Café “Idogoya”

The café contains the Ito family well. Have a look around while you are here.

※Weekend only ※Closed in winter

  • Blended coffee
  • Macha (powdered green tea)
  • Oshiruko (sweet red bean soup) Other sweet delicacies

* The menu changes with the seasons. * Opening days and times may vary depending on the season. We would ask for your understanding.

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