Laws regulating consumption were enacted by the shogunate during the Edo period.
At the time, people were not allowed to wear gaudily-colored kimonos; this resulted in the creation of Shijuhaccha Hyakunezumi (48 Shades of Brown and 100 Shades of Gray)—subtle shades of brown and gray for dyeing—which gave rise to Japan’s unique culture of diverse colors.
The culture of soba or buckwheat noodles also developed during the Edo period. It was enjoyed in a wide range of styles, which can be experienced here in Soba and Cafe Shijuhaccha Hyakunezumi.
Our soba noodles can be eaten with our special kombu dashi stock either by dipping the noodles into it or pouring it over the noodles; it could also be eaten as they are.
Guests are free to combine any of the many different condiments available.
Discover a new way of enjoying soba noodles with us.
Enjoy our buffet-style lineup of Japanese dishes that use special dashi stock which soba restaurants are known for.
Guests who wish to stay and relax in their own rooms during busy mornings can make an advance reservation to have bento boxes with our original thick sushi rolls delivered to their rooms.
Warm soba noodles in a dashi stock made from light and mild-tasting sea bream are available free of charge as a late-night meal.
1-4-28 Nishimiyahara,
Yodogawa-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka 532-0004
TEL: 06-4807-5111
FAX: 06-6394-6800
MAIL: androoms-aso@solarehotels.com