This post was written in 2021. Shop details and prices may have changed since then.
Coming out of the hotel and driving along the main street of Nasu, you pass all kinds of shops. It is a well-known tourist area, after all. We couldn’t get around all of them, so we just tried a few.
Butter no Itoko
This place is supposed to be that good, but we turned up late and couldn’t buy a thing. Covid or not, you should assume the tourist spots near the cities are packed.
A cafe like this
They have done a really nice job with the cafe.
Soft serve
The milk is good in the highlands, so the ice cream is good too.
The former Aoki family villa
A cultural property, apparently. They certainly built it beautifully.
Sky
Sky
Sky
The sky was really magnificent. We had a little time left so we stopped by the outlet mall as well, but nothing much caught my eye. There were a few restaurants using local ingredients, but we were pressed for time…
Nasu Cafe
There is one place to eat inside Nasu station.
Meal tickets
Quite a lot of items on the menu.
Soba
When you are out in the regions, there are times when a hot bowl of soba is exactly what you want. It tasted good, too. The ramen looked good as well, but that is for next time…