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Rest House Busan
A rest house located at the exit of the mysterious Abukuma Cave.
Abukuma Cave stretches 4,218.3 m in total, with 600 m open to the public, where stalactites hang from the ceiling and stalagmites rise from the floor. Rest House Busan serves as a convenient rest stop in this place where you can see the beauty shaped by nature.
After enjoying the mysteries of nature on a walk through Abukuma Cave, you can have a meal at the second-floor restaurant, and shop for souvenirs at the first-floor gift shop.
The restaurant offers a lineup of dishes made with local ingredients. One of the signature items, “Sauce Katsu Don,” comes with a thick, filling tonkatsu placed on top of a bowl of rice for a satisfying bite. You can also enjoy unique specialties of this diner, such as “Wine Salt Ramen,” with its unusual bright-red soup, and the “Juicy Beef Menchi Katsu Don” made with Tamura City’s certified brand ingredients, “Tamura no Kiwami.”
The first-floor gift shop sells original Abukuma Cave items and Tamura City specialties. “Tamura no Kiwami” is a certification given to the very best of Tamura City’s specialty products, and every item is full of appeal. After filling up upstairs, be sure to stop by.
Highlights
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A dining and souvenir spot near the Abukuma Cave exit.
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The second floor is a restaurant, and the first floor is a gift shop.
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Enjoy unique specialties like “Wine Salt Ramen.”
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The first-floor gift shop sells original Abukuma Cave items and Tamura City specialties.
Photos
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“Sauce Katsu Don” with a straw-sandal-sized cutlet boldly placed on top of rice and cabbage
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“Wine Salt Ramen” made with wine salt produced using wine aged in Abukuma Cave
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The “Fuku Una Don Set,” made with “Fuku Unagi,” Tamura City’s first farm-raised eel, is sold in limited quantities per day
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Irresistibly thick and juicy menchi-katsu. “Juicy Beef Menchi Katsu Don” made with “Tamura no Kiwami” ingredients
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White curry inspired by a limestone cave: “Abukuma Cave: Cave Curry”
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Abukuma Cave as a natural wine cellar. The shop sells “Takine Hokujun,” a wine aged here
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A hearty rice ball, “Unaomusubi,” made with “Fuku Unagi.” Handy as a souvenir or a quick bite
Official FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have vegetarian-friendly options?
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No.
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Do you offer takeout?
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Not at the moment. There is a snack corner.
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Is there free Wi-Fi available inside?
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Yes, free Wi-Fi is available.
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Can I reserve seats?
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Yes. Please contact us by phone or email. (Available for groups of 15 or more only.)
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Is there a smoking area?
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Smoking is prohibited throughout the entire premises.
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Is there an elevator or escalator to the dining area?
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No. Stairs only.
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Can I use credit cards or e-money?
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Various credit cards and e-money are accepted at the gift shop. They are not accepted at the restaurant.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- レストハウス釜山
- Postal Code
- 963-3601
- Address
- 1 Higashi-Kamayama, Sugaya, Takine-machi, Tamura, Fukushima
- Phone
- 0247-78-2125
- Closed on
- Open daily
- Hours
- 10:00 am–3:00 pm (Last food order at 3:00 pm)
- Price Range
- 1,500 yen
- Access
- Approx. 10 minutes by car from JR Kanamata Station
- Credit Cards
- Not accepted
- Official website
- Official website (Japanese)
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