Herlequin Bis
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- Course menus
- Bamboo-grove view
- Book ahead
Tea house · Fudō Falls
Fudō Falls Tea House
An old tea house right beneath Fudō Falls, serving amazake, shiruko and udon, with a hot-spring foot bath out front.
- View of the falls
- Foot bath
- Amazake
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About Fudō Falls Tea House
The path to Fudō Falls runs right past this tea house, and it's the natural place to stop. Order a warm amazake or shiruko in winter, tokoroten or cold amazake in summer, or a bowl of udon, and sit looking at the falls.
If you buy something, the spring-fed foot bath is ¥100. They sell souvenirs too. Cash only.
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Hours and prices change with the season. The official page has today's details.
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