Breakfast Course
- Experience the land of the Mt. Oe oni extermination legend
- Operates: Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays
- 10:08 Depart from Fukuchiyama → 11:48 Arrive in Amanohashidate
- Adult: 7,000 yen per person
- (There's no child fare)
- A journey from Tamba to Tango, enlivened by myth and legend. This course lures you to this land of legends through its food.
Schedule
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10:08 Depart from Fukuchiyama
The train travels past mountain roads and countrysides
The windows are like picture frames, displaying the rural landscape as moving paintings.
Breakfast Course
Experience the setting for the Mt. Oe oni extermination legends through local ingredients. The first course includes a hearty pastry horn shaped like an oni’s club, potage flavored with unrefined sake, and a salad of local vegetables.
Details
For the second course, enjoy desserts that evoke Sakata Kintoki, who took part in the battles with the oni, and Mt. Oe, where the legend is set.
Be sure to enjoy the incredibly beautiful, incredibly fun “Oni Train Journey” you can only experience on the Tango Kuromatsu train. -
10:22 Get off at Oe Station [Train stops for approximately 35 minutes]
Oe Station
Onigawara Park is located in front of Oe Station. It was created by people from all over Japan who love oni. Please enjoy taking pictures in front of the station, which is a monotone color to represent oni.
Oe Station Shop
This shop offers a wide variety of local specialties, local sake, and goods with demon motifs.
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11:48 Arrive at Amanohashidate
Route map
Menu
First dish: Mt.Oe Oni-slaying plate
Oni Club Pastry Horn
Homemade pastry horns baked until crispy.
It is filled with a paste of smoked salmon, potatoes, and cheese.
Oni Club Pastry Horn
Homemade pastry horns baked until crispy.
It is filled with roast ham and onion mousse.
Onibaba and Sunchoke Potage
We used sunchokes, prized for their plump flesh, flambéed with Oe’s famous Onibaba unrefined sake, leaving behind its flavor and aroma, to create a warming potage.
Fresh Salad with Local Vegetables
We paired fresh local produce, mainly root vegetables, with our restaurant’s specially-made French dressing packed with onions.
Second dish: Mt. Oe Dessert Plate
Kintaro Premium Roll
A fluffy sponge cake roll blended with Akaoni green tea roasted by the long-established Yamashiroya Chaho tea shop is filled with lots of pure fresh cream that melts in your mouth.
Mt. Oe Bonbons
These specially made bonbons are shaped like Mt. Oe. Candied Japanese chestnuts, vanilla-flavored cream, and chestnut cream are coated in chocolate.
Maple and Gingko Langue de Chats
During autumn service, the leaves are colored red, while during spring service, they are colored a vibrant green.
Tantetsu Coffee
Please enjoy this specialty coffee, for which particular attention is paid to the production area and quality.
Breakfast Course Possible Allergens
| Menu Item | Milk | Egg | Wheat | Peanuts | Soba (buckwheat) |
Shrimp | Crab | 27 Other Items |
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| Oni Club Pastry Horn (smoked salmon and potatoes) | - | - | - | - | Salmon, Apple | |||
| Oni Club Pastry Horn (roast ham and onion) | - | - | - | - | - | Pork, Gelatin | ||
| Onibaba and Sunchoke Potage | - | - | - | - | - | - | Yam root *Uses Jerusalem artichoke. Corresponds to similar items such as yam. |
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| Fresh Salad with Local Vegetables | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | Apple |
| Kintaro Premium Roll | - | - | - | - | ||||
| Mt. Oe Bonbons | - | - | - | Cashew nut *Use of Almonds. Similar items such as 'Peanuts' and 'Cashews' applicable. |
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| Maple and Gingko Langue de Chats | - | - | - | - | Cashew nut |
- *We apologize, but menu items cannot be changed.
- *Because we use seasonal ingredients, the menu changes depending on the season.
Chefs/Restaurants Producing the Breakfast Course
This special menu was curated by Akira Katashima (left: Katashima Fukuchiyama store) and Masanori Maki (right: Katashima Tanba store).
PATTISERIE CAFÉ KATASHIMA
Since its founding in 1970, patisserie cafe Katashima has sunk its roots into the region, and works to spread the appeal of food, including that of Western confectionery.
Currently, with the addition of our sister site Restaurant La Riviere, we operate five restaurants in the Kitakinki area. In recent years, we have focused on producing food that makes use of the excellent local ingredients and resources.
This latest menu is themed on the Mt. Oi oni extermination legends. The first course includes a hearty pastry horn shaped like an oni’s club, potage flavored with unrefined sake, and a salad of local vegetables. For the second course, enjoy desserts that evoke Sakata Kintoki, who took part in the battles with the oni, and Mt. Oe, where the legend is set.
Be sure to enjoy the incredibly beautiful, incredibly fun “Oni Train Journey” you can only experience on the Tango Kuromatsu train.