Whenever I go on a little trip around Kyotango, I always end up stopping by this place. This time, despite the winter cold, my feet naturally brought me to Sorasan Milk Factory. The shop is cute, and you can also enjoy seeing the cows, sheep, and rabbits they have. The gelato is a must-try, and it's nice to be able to enjoy it along with the animals. It can be a bit smelly though, haha. I admire the cows and feel grateful for their blessings as I enjoy the gelato. They have a variety of milk-based gelato flavors, and it's hard to choose. I was curious about the pink sake lees flavor, but I ended up getting the classic caramel and milk tea in a double cup. It was around 500 yen, I think? I can't remember what I had last time, so I might have repeated the flavors, haha. In the end, what we eat tends to be biased towards our preferences. Next to the shop, there is a cozy eat-in space with a fireplace, where I enjoyed my gelato. It's not too rich or heavy, but rather a refreshing milkiness with distinct flavors in each scoop. Despite the cold day, there were few people, and enjoying the gelato by the warm fireplace while listening to jazz music was a soothing experience. I also bought some cookies and duckworth as souvenirs, and the duckworth had a milky cream that really tasted like it was made with milk! The cookies were buttery and crispy, just the way I like them. I was very satisfied with my purchases.

Hirabayashi Dairy Farm offers a farm, restaurant, and ice cream shop. Their ice cream and pizza are delicious. They have a parking lot on site. This time, I tried the Watermelon Gelato and Rich Milk Gelato. The Watermelon Gelato has a strong watermelon flavor with a nice balance of sweetness. It leaves a refreshing aftertaste and is very tasty. My partner had the Rich Milk Gelato, which is creamier and richer than regular milk, and it tasted delicious.

I visited the store on a holiday. As expected of a famous store, it was very popular and the parking lot was full. I ordered a gelato with milk and yogurt, topped with soft serve ice cream. The milk flavor was rich and not too sweet, very refreshing, and the yogurt was tangy and delicious. The chocolate was so good that even the children finished it in one lick. I highly recommend visiting when you are nearby.

Today, I visited Ine Town and even extended my trip to Kumihama, which is quite far. By the time I arrived, it was around 2:30. The large parking lot was quite crowded. I heard that the pizza and gelato here are delicious, so I decided to visit. I ordered a double scoop of gelato, one with a salt flavor from Kotobiki Beach and the other was milk. I didn't hesitate and quickly made my decision. The gelato was all white, so it didn't look like a double scoop. The salt flavor was not too strong, it was gentle and easy to eat. The milk flavor was rich. There was a cowshed next to the shop, with a few cows mooing. In addition to gelato, they also had dairy products and cookies. I was planning to have pizza for a late lunch, but it was already sold out? That was disappointing. My family also loved it, so it was worth the trip.

I had always heard that the soft serve ice cream here is amazing and that the wood-fired pizzas are delicious, so I wanted to check it out. I tried the soft serve ice cream, gelato (yogurt, watermelon, peach milk), Margherita pizza, and ratatouille! Since it was my first time, I went for the popular items. Everything was really delicious. They mentioned that only the pizza dough can be reserved in advance, so I made a reservation in the morning. When I arrived around 1pm, they said the pizza dough would have been sold out if I hadn't reserved it... Phew! I definitely want to stop by every time I go to Kyotango. Next time, I want to try different gelato flavors, potage, and the daily pizza.

Milk Kobo Sora. It was quite crowded on the middle day of the three-day weekend. Although the wait was only about 30 minutes, it felt much longer due to the extremely hot weather. When I finally made it inside the shop, I was sweating a lot. I had heard that the soft serve ice cream was delicious, but I was drawn to the gelato instead. I got a double scoop of Jersey yogurt flavor and salted kintoki. Both were tasty, but they melted quickly as soon as I stepped outside. The double scoop cost 560 yen.

I had Jersey milk soft serve ice cream at "Sora," near Kabuto mountain in Kumihama. Despite being full, I heard someone say they wanted to try it, so I decided to visit. There is a parking lot available. I arrived on a weekday just before 1 pm, with one group of customers before me and two groups after me. The table seats were all empty and available for use. I was torn between gelato and soft serve, but ended up choosing soft serve. I opted for a cup as I find eating cones troublesome. The price was 430 yen, and I was surprised by how small the soft serve was! Even though I don't like milk, I found it delicious, but I wouldn't recommend the small size. It felt like there couldn't be anything smaller than that. The customers after me ordered a double scoop of gelato, and it looked more satisfying in terms of portion size. They also had milk, cheese, cookies, milk jam, and frozen pizza available for takeout. The cows there were cute. Thank you for the meal. Thank you very much.

During a visit to Kyoto Tanba, I made a detour to Soramoku Farm. The ice cream corner had a long line, so I decided to have coffee time at the restaurant instead. I wanted to order pizza, so I went for the Margherita! It was piping hot and delicious! And the Tabasco sauce was also good. The Tabasco made with Kyoto's Babanero pepper was spicy and flavorful, I want to find and buy it.

On the way back from Yuuhigaura Onsen, I asked the staff at the ryokan if there was anywhere to sightsee, and they told me about this place. Next to it is a ranch where you can visit for free. They had a lot of delicious gelato (*´∇｀*) I got a double scoop of Rich Milk and Cafe Latte. Both were rich and delicious*\(^o^)/* Thank you for the meal!

About 30 minutes away from Takeno, there is a Milk Factory where you can find a farm, a pizza shop, and a store selling ice cream and cheese. I tried the Margherita and Ricotta Bianca half & half pizza, and the Ricotta Bianca was especially delicious with lots of cheese. Milk Factory Sora is located at 411 Kanzaki, Kumihama-cho, Kyoto. #KyotoPizza #KinosakiPizza #HyogoPizza #KinosakiMarineWorld #KinosakiOnsen #KinosakiGourmet #KyotoGourmet #HiroshimaTravel

Sure, here is the translation: I'm sure something happened, and it was saved as a draft, so I'm posting it now... On the way back from our annual summer trip to Miyazu in Kyoto in recent years, we stopped by on the way back, driving slowly on the back roads. We usually take the highway to get to our destination quickly, but on the way back, we prefer to drive on the local roads, enjoying the townscapes, natural scenery, and roadside stations while leisurely heading home. It's fun to drive on new roads. This time, we spontaneously stopped by in Kumihama-cho, Kyoto Tango City, and visited a park with an observation deck overlooking the Sea of Japan and an athletic course. My spouse and I, acting much younger than our age, played around with our child. On the way back, we really wanted to eat soft serve ice cream, so when I searched on Tabelog, I found that Jersey Farm, where the soft serve ice cream was highly rated, was less than a minute's drive away! We hurried there! The place was bustling with families, young couples, elderly couples, and foreign tourists. While waiting in line at the famous soft serve ice cream counter, I spotted the neatly lined up custard puddings on the side shelf! I love custard pudding more than anything... A custard pudding made with plenty of Jersey cow milk, it must be delicious... There was no option but to buy it, right? So, with soft serve ice cream in my right hand and custard pudding in my left hand, how happy could I be! Now, let's head home slowly.

Delicious gelato from the farm! Double cup with salted kotohiki and rum raisin flavors. Also had an iced cafe latte. It was worth the long wait in line on the last day of the holiday weekend. The gelato was extremely rich with the full flavor of milk. Thank you for the meal!

I also stopped by during my trip. I chose the two types of cheese. The orange peel in Kumihama was a bit bitter, which I personally didn't like. I love cheese, so it was delicious with a rich flavor. Other than the orange peel, I really enjoyed Kumihama.

I visited Milk Kobo Sora - there was a line at the shop next to the cowshed. I went there for the soft serve ice cream, but they also had gelato so I ordered a Sofujiela (soft serve + gelato) and tried both. The soft serve was rich and the gelato was light and both were super delicious. Definitely worth a try!

I have been to the shop before and only had ice cream at that time. I visited during the "Osaka Takashimaya Japanese Taste, Weekly Event (last day)" so I stopped by. I bought cheese and cheesecake as I had brought cheese and cheesecake with me. The cheese was ready to eat, so I put it on crackers and ate it in two servings. The milk flavor was rich, the seasoning was good, it had a good depth, and a nice gooey texture. It paired well with sparkling sake. The cake was frozen, so it can last for about a month. I thawed only the amount I was going to eat (5-6 pieces) for 2 hours. The sweet and sour taste spread, it was fluffy like a soufflé, and surprisingly melted in my mouth. Both were incredibly delicious. I would like to buy them again if I come during the Weekly Event.

At the gelato shop run by the Kumihami ranch, there is a cow next door. The classic milk flavor is rich but not heavy, and definitely a must-try. The unique cheese flavor is not too cheesy. Soft serve, pudding, and drinkable yogurt all look delicious too, and I would love to visit again.

This is a shop that is occasionally featured at the event space of a famous department store in Kansai. It is well known for its Hirayama Milk in the local area. You can find it at any supermarket. There are many cows around, creating a peaceful atmosphere. When I visited after a long time, I noticed that there was a separate entrance for the gelato section where people were lining up, and the other entrance led to a pizza and cafe. I was surprised to see the long line for gelato. I personally prefer soft serve over gelato. Especially, the chocolate parfait is exceptional. Although I was born in Hokkaido, I have never had such delicious soft serve before! It has a strong milk aroma, rich but not overly sweet, and refreshing. I can finish it in no time. I came here wanting to eat the chocolate parfait, but the price has increased. Previously, it was a simple dessert with a small glass of soft serve topped with chocolate sauce, but I wondered if it had become a proper chocolate parfait. My guess was spot on! Vanilla gelato, chocolate gelato, and soft serve with plenty of chocolate sauce! It was incredibly delicious! I wanted to have seconds! I highly recommend everyone to try it! You will definitely be impressed.

I discovered this place on the way from Amanohashidate to Maizuru. There was a small hut selling gelato and souvenirs in the front, and a restaurant in the back. It seems they are only open on weekends, which was lucky for me! I ordered a pizza made with cheese from their workshop. The milk was delicious! After the meal, I bought some cheese and Jersey butter next door, and also enjoyed some soft serve ice cream. Despite being in the mountains, I was pleasantly surprised by the delicious pizza and soft serve ice cream.

Last time, I visited about 4 years ago. I came looking for cheese to pair with wine, but there were only a few options, so I decided to go for ice cream instead. I chose a triple scoop with salted vanilla, caramel, and yogurt flavors, and although it didn't look very appealing with its plain white appearance, it was delicious with a good balance of flavors. Thank you for the meal!

I had a Bismarck Bianca and Margherita half & half pizza. The pizza was delicious, but it took a long time. The staff is not lacking, so I wonder if they could improve the operation. This is a shop inside a ranch, so it's inevitable, but there's a smell of cows inside the store... I couldn't buy anything yet because I'm still on a trip, but all the cheeses looked delicious.

- Liked: You can see Jersey cows - Disliked: The strong smell of Jersey cows - Parking available - Rules: Limit on the number of people entering at the same time, No entry into the cowshed Located in Tanba, this ice cream and pizza shop is attached to a Jersey cattle ranch. They raise Jersey cows and sell ice cream and gelato made from their milk, as well as pizzas made with cheese. On this sunny day, there were many people looking for ice cream, with about 20 people waiting in line in front of the shop. Expect a wait of about 30 minutes, so I took a stroll nearby. You can visit the cowshed where the Jersey cows are raised. You can see the cows up close, but be aware that the smell is a bit strong. When it was my turn, I went inside the shop. They had about 16 flavors of gelato, but I opted for ice cream. It had a rich flavor, probably due to the high milk fat content even in this season. I could feel the natural sweetness and a refreshing aftertaste. Before I knew it, I had finished it all. It's no wonder there's a line for this delicious taste.