People-friendly. Earth-friendly.
Cafe Tamon welcomes you with our three commitments.

1. Our commitment to the rice used in Tamon's pancakes.

   For a sustainable future in Ishikawa Prefecture, we, too, are tackling the SDGs. Tamon's signature rice-flour pancakes, which are both people-friendly and eco-friendly, are made from rice grown in Ishikawa using recycling-oriented environmental farming methods. The rice flour is made from rice grown in Ishikawa Prefecture using recycling-oriented environmental farming methods, and by milling the off-spec rice that would normally be discarded, we are able to serve it fresh and carefully without wasting it.

2. Local production for local consumption - via produce

   from Ishikawa Prefecture On top of providing fresher and safer food, we also focus on local production for local consumption so that our customers can experience Ishikawa's food culture. Most of the rice flour, ingredients, and sweet seasonings used in Tamon pancakes are all locally produced in Ishikawa. Our selection can be enjoyed safely and with peace of mind by everyone from children to the elderly.

3. Our commitment to the aroma

   For you to enjoy the taste in a getaway space from your daily lives for just a moment, Tamon is also committed to the aroma and offers hospitality for the senses. At the entrance, you will be greeted by the natural, unscented aroma of sandalwood. The aroma of Tamon's original Ishikawa yuzu is used in the hot towel to bring you relaxation.

Utasu Shrine's sacred water used in Tamon

The "Toshitsune's Sake Well" at Utasu Shrine, located in front of Tamon's store, has been cherished by successive feudal lords since around Keicho 4, when Utasu Shrine (now Utasu Shrine) was founded. The water is said to have healed him of his illness. At Tamon, we use water from a well derived from the sacred water of "Lord Toshitsune's Sake Well," which has been cherished in the area since ancient times.