Hoto Fudou
At Hoto Fudou, you can try delicious homemade hoto noodles that will warm your heart and body. If you visit Lake Kawaguchiko, try this local specialty!
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“Hoto” is a noodle soup dish that originates from Yamanashi Prefecture. At Hoto Fudou, they use their own homemade hoto, which is a flat style of udon noodle.
Chewy hoto noodles are stewed in a miso-based soup with pumpkin and other edible wild plants from Mt. Fuji. The simple taste of the dish brings out the natural flavors of the ingredients. You can also add “secret yakumi” to your hoto here. Yakumi is a spicy seasoning made of 7 different kinds of spices.
Besides hoto, Hoto Fudou also serves “inari” which is sushi rice wrapped in a fried tofu pouch. It’s gently sweetened with Japanese black sugar.
Another menu is “basashi,” which is a horse meat sashimi. Basashi is said to promote health and beauty since it is rich in vitamins and minerals. You can enjoy the fresh flavor of Basashi paired with garlic, ginger, and soy sauce.
The hoto is priced at 1,100 yen, inarizushi is 440 yen, and basashi is 1,100 yen.
Hoto Fudou has 7 branches around Lake Kawaguchiko , so you can visit the nearest one from your location. The gentle taste of hoto will warm up your body as well as your heart. If you visit Yamanashi, try this local specialty!
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Hoto Fudou Address
2458 Higashikoiji, Funatsu, Fujikawaguchiko, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi 401-0301
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Get your thrills at Fuji-Q Highland or relax by the waters of the glorious Fuji Five Lakes region; immersed in nature, Yamanashi Prefecture is Japan’s top wine producer and the mountainous home to the northern half of Mount Fuji.
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