From mid-July to late July, white flowers bloom all over the buckwheat fields, attracting the attention of people driving by. Harvesting takes place on September 10th, and it's finally the season for new soba. I tried the new soba the other day, and it was chewy, chewy, and very delicious!

Now, on September 28th (Sunday), the "Shintoku New Soba Festival" will be held in Shintoku Town. Japanese food chefs from Sahoro Resort Hotel will also be showing off their skills. In addition, there are many local soba shops, and it is a popular festival where you can enjoy tasting and comparing new soba noodles. There are so many people coming to Shintoku that traffic jams can occur, so please allow plenty of time to arrive.

Therefore, good news for "Soba connoisseurs" ☆ 彡 We have set up a "New Soba Festival Special Accommodation Plan" limited to September 27th. Dinner is a ``New Soba Kaiseki Gozen'', and as a bonus, it comes with 2 ``Kakesoba tickets'' that can be used at the Soba Festival venue, and a soba indulgence plan! How about an “autumn trip” this weekend where you can enjoy autumn leaves, brown bears, and new soba noodles?

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■Shintoku New Soba Festival Special Accommodation Plan■*Ended