The restaurant that used to be on Renjaku Street has moved to a quiet residential area. Although it is far from any station, it may become a hidden gem of a soba restaurant. They also offer delivery service, but the access is not the best. The soba has a strong aroma and the broth is generally delicious, although it can be too sweet when the "return" resting time is short. They offer a variety of unique options like pepper soba and spicy oil soba, but I prefer the classic "mori" style. They have a wide selection of sake that pairs well with the soba. I hope they continue to thrive as a "community-oriented soba restaurant."

There was a shop on Renjaku Street that opened in a renovated house, blending in with the residential area. The prices are a bit high for the location and the portions are small, but all the dishes are satisfactory. The soba noodles have a light texture.