Kaikatei

Kaikatei is a restaurant in a refined early mid-century renovated Japanese house.
It was named after a hotel geared towards foreigners
that in the late 1800s stood on the Museum's property.
On the other side of its elegant old glass doors is a carp pond and
green trees. Against the backdrop of a soothing waterfall,
it offers visitors the opportunity to slowly relax
amidst a quiet that makes it seem as if time is standing still.

Information
Meals: 11:00 to 17:00
Cafe Time 14:00 to 17:00 (Last order: 16:30)

Meals

Kaikatei offers udon noodle dishes made
from nature's bounty as well as local restaurants' specially prepared bento boxes.

Udon

  • Quantities limited
    ¥1,700
    Beef Burdock Root Udon(hot)

    Udon featuring sweetly simmered beef with plenty of thinly shaved burdock root.

    Comes with a small side dish

  • ¥1,400
    Mushroom Udon (hot)

    Udon with a variety of mushrooms.

    Comes with a small side dish

  • ¥1,300
    Chilled Bukkake Udon

    Udon with thick wakame seaweed, yam, natto, a rolled fish cake, and more.

    Comes with a small side dish

  • ¥100
    Onsen Egg
    (Egg soft-boiled in
    Okada Museum of Art's
    hot spring water)

All prices are tax included.

Meals: 11:00 to 17:00
Cafe Time 14:00 to 17:00 (Last order: 16:30)

Bento

Bento lunch boxes may not be available when the above restaurants are not open. Please inquire for details.
Reservations accepted for groups of ten or more.
Tel：0460-87-3931（9:00〜17:00）Tel：0460-87-3931（9:00〜17:00）

Meals: 11:00 to 17:00
Cafe Time 14:00 to 17:00 (Last order: 16:30)

Cafe

May also be used as a cafe space
in the afternoon.
Sweets and drinks offered.
Why not take a break while
gazing out over the garden?

Drinks

  • ¥1000
    Kaikatei Blend Coffee
  • ¥1000
    Iced Coffee
  • ¥1200
    Cafe au Lait
  • ¥1200
    Darjeeling Tea

All prices are tax included.

Alcohol and soft drinks also available.

Sweets

  • ¥300

    Dorayaki
    (small red bean jam
    pancake sandwich)

    With Coffee

Hours: From 14:00 to 17:00

Japanese Sweets “Hana” (Hayama)

Hana is an original Japanese sweets shop in Hayama.
Their sweets are hand-made from Japanese ingredients and contain no additives.

“Hana”official web site here