The courtyard of Amazake-chaya, featuring wooden tables and stools
Amazake-chaya, a historic teahouse in Hakone, boasts a 13-generation lineage. Their signature amazake (甘酒/あまざけ) has remained unchanged since the Edo period.
The teahouse holds an annual Yogoro Festival on December 14th, commemorating the 47 Ronin (四十七士). Enjoy free amazake from 7-10 AM, followed by a discounted price.
Experience the history of this iconic teahouse, as depicted in a famous Kiyochika (小林 清親) print.
A Sweet Sake Stall at Pass in the Hakone Mountains — 箱根山峠甘酒屋 春の日午後六時 (Source:浮世絵検索)
Photo Gallery
The following photos were taken during a visit on November 19, 2024, on a rainy day.
Miso oden (味噌おでん), 5 servings per plate, 500 yen (tax included)
Amazake甘酒—Non-alcoholic and sugar-free, the gentle sweetness is the result of rice malt
Traditional Japanese Gassho house with an open fire pit fireplace in the floor
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