Dining in Nature’s Embrace: Komadori Baiten at Mount Mitake
Nestled at the foot of Japan’s revered Mount Mitake, the Komadori Baiten is a special haven for souvenirs and delectable cuisine. Travelers and nature enthusiasts are drawn to it not merely as a shop but as a place to embark on a culinary adventure. Situated in a picturesque location and serving dishes crafted from local ingredients, the Komadori Baiten offers an intimate dining experience beneath the shade of an ancient Japanese chinquapin tree.
The shining star of the menu is the renowned tororo soba, complemented by other delightful treats such as kenchin soup and coffee sourced from the pristine waters of Nanayo Falls. While savoring these delectable offerings, you’ll sense the rich history of Mount Mitake, one of Japan’s “One Hundred Famous Mountains,” enveloping you. It’s a place where you can immerse yourself in Japan’s traditions and culture.
Our heartfelt recommendation is to pay a visit to the Musashi Mitake Shrine and make a stop at the Komadori Baiten for a memorable experience that seamlessly blends the splendor of nature with Japan’s cultural wealth.
- Name: Komadori Baiten
- Address: 146 Mitakesan, Ome, Tokyo
- Phone: +81-(0)428-78-9298
- Hours: 09:00 – 17:00
- Closed On: Irregular
- Number of Seats: 80
- Budget: – JPY1,500
- Payment Options: Cash Only
