Akakura Onsen 赤倉温泉
Shokudo-En 食堂えん
Hidden yakiniku skewers and ramen off the main street. Local walk-in energy.
- Cuisine
- Yakiniku · Ramen · Japanese
- Reservation
- Walk-in
Hours
Hours not confirmed — call before you go
Hidden down a passage across from Hotel Senke / Mr. Burger. Yakiniku skewers and ramen.
Ask them for the menu when you book or walk in — especially for allergies.
Around here
It is in Akakura Onsen, which sits at about 800 m and is the largest hot-spring village in Myoko Kogen, opened in 1816. The village sits at the foot of the Akakura Onsen ski area, which links with the Akakura Kanko slopes next door.
Pair it with a soak: the day-use onsen guide lists fees, hours and closing days for each area.
Also nearby
See everything on the Myoko Kogen map, compare the resorts, sort out ski and snowboard hire, or plan the trip from Tokyo.