華しょうや
Hana-Shoya
A modern izakaya rooted in tradition—Hana-Shoya offers Hikone hospitality with regional dishes, seasonal sake, and quiet craftsmanship.
Dining
Izakaya, Japanese Casual Dining, Local Cuisine
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Located just a short walk from Hikone Station, Hana-Shoya is an elegant but unpretentious izakaya where local sake, charcoal-grilled skewers, and Lake Biwa specialties come together in warm harmony. The space features natural wood interiors, soft lighting, and counter or table seating ideal for solo diners or groups. The menu shifts seasonally, with standouts like Omi beef tataki, sashimi platters, handmade tofu, and grilled local vegetables. Carefully selected Shiga sake rounds out the experience. Whether you're winding down after a castle visit or gathering with friends, Hana-Shoya blends modern izakaya energy with local grounding and care.
Facilities & Services
Seasonal izakaya menu with local ingredients
Wide selection of sake, shochu, and craft drinks
Table and counter seating in relaxed atmosphere
Located 3 minutes from JR Hikone Station
Suitable for solo diners, couples, and small groups
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