Kaiko-no-Sato is most noted for its Mulberry Udon, a specialty product made by kneading mulberry leaves into noodles. Made by local mothers, the dish uses only local ingredients for a true “taste of home.” Visitors are welcome to enjoy the homey atmosphere next to a relaxing hearth. Meanwhile, the memorial hall introduces visitors to Morikuni Uegaki, responsible for spreading sericulture techniques and technology throughout the Tajima area.
| Spot Name | Kaiko-no-Sato / Morikuni Uegaki Memorial Hall |
|---|---|
| Address | 246-2 Oya-cho Kuragaki, Yabu City |
| Tel | +81-79-669-1580 |
| Hours | 10:00 am – 4:00 pm |
| Fixed Holidays | [Kaiko-no-Sato] Monday – Friday, Winter [Memorial Hall] Mondays, Tuesdays, New Year’s holiday |
| URL | http://www.yabu-kankou.jp/sightseeing/kaikonosato-2 |