滋賀県·郷土料理
Jumyo Soba (Longevity Soba)
As you slurp the noodles, a fragrant aroma wafts through your nose, followed by a clean, smooth sensation in the throat—this is the Jumyo Soba, a tradition passed down at the gates of Taga Taisha. Taga Taisha has long been revered as a shrine for the deity of longevity. Affectionately known as 'O-Taga-san,' it attracts worshippers from all over the country praying for long lives. The 'Jumyo Soba' is an auspicious dish served at its gates; legend says that eating it extends one's lifespan, and it has been cherished as a post-shrine visit treat. Savoring this aromatic soba while wishing for healthy days, its good fortune—linked to the blessings of longevity—makes it a bowl you'll want to share with your whole family. It is a truly blessed dish, perfect for concluding your pilgrimage.
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