Experience blissful moments at 'Sabo River', a hidden café overlooking the Tone River

A secret spot where you can spend leisurely time with the murmur of the river

Adjacent to the 'Michi-no-Eki Sawara' in Sawara, Katori City, 'Sabo River' is a hidden café facing the Tone River marina. Introducing a wonderful spot where you can spend leisurely time while gazing at the calm flow of the river.

Special seats to enjoy stunning views

From inside the shop, you can take in the beautiful scenery of the Tone River. There are terrace seats available as well, allowing you to enjoy your tea while sensing the outdoor air on a fine day. Watching the sunlight reflecting on the river surface and the leisurely flowing river allows you to experience a special time away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Carefully crafted drinks and sweets

While the menu is not extensive, the drip coffee made with care is exquisite. The grapefruit juice is also one of the popular items. You can enjoy light meals such as cake sets and toast sets while relaxing.

The charm of a secret spot

It's often relatively uncrowded, making it an ideal place for those who want to spend time quietly. Additionally, as long as you order a drink, bringing your own food is permitted, so you can enjoy souvenirs purchased from nearby stalls.

Access and business information

• Location: I-4051-3, Sawara, Katori City, Chiba Prefecture (inside Michi-no-Eki Sawara)
• Business hours: 10:00〜17:00
• Closed on: Mondays

Notes and advice

• The entrance is hard to find, so remember it is located on the backside of the building on the first floor of the comprehensive information center and disaster prevention education exhibition room at the Michi-no-Eki.
• The interior decoration is unique and lacks uniformity, but that might also be part of its charm.
• You can use the parking lot of the Michi-no-Eki.

'Sabo River' is a recommended spot for those who want to spend time leisurely away from the hustle and bustle. Enjoy a calm moment while gazing at the scenery of the Tone River.