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Yama-boshi

山ぼうし

Stop for soba after a visit to Yuwaku onsen in this traditional Japanese-style house.

Address: Ro 86, Fukuroitayamachi
Getting there: Off Route 10, on your way to Yuwaku onset
Hours: 11:30-14:45, closed Wed Thu
Price: ¥800 and up
Website: yamaboushi-kanazawa.com (opens in a new tab)

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