比良山荘
Hira-sansou
Hira-sansou offers a refined kaiseki dining experience in Shiga’s serene mountain setting, featuring seasonal ingredients and traditional Japanese culinary techniques.
Dining
Fine Dining, Kaiseki, Seasonal Cuisine
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Nestled in the peaceful mountains of Shiga, Hira-sansou is a renowned kaiseki restaurant that celebrates the rich flavors of Japan's seasonal bounty. Known for its dedication to sourcing the freshest local ingredients, including mountain vegetables and river fish, Hira-sansou crafts exquisite multi-course meals that reflect the essence of Japanese culinary tradition. The serene environment and rustic charm of the restaurant enhance the dining experience, offering guests a chance to enjoy nature’s beauty alongside expertly prepared dishes. Whether you’re seeking an authentic taste of traditional kaiseki or a tranquil dining retreat, Hira-sansou provides an unforgettable experience in the heart of nature.
Facilities & Services
- Private Dining Rooms
- Seasonal Menu
- Mountain Views
- Reservations Required
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