On the Karasuma Peninsula, which juts out into Lake Biwa, a dog-friendly cafe that declares its "plastic-free" policy has opened. The cafe is environmentally friendly, with paper cup lids and straws, and wooden spoons and muddlers. The restaurant is surrounded by water and greenery, where time passes slowly. 440 yen and up sandwiches with layers of seasonal vegetables are available for eat-in, and four types of sandwiches are always available to be enjoyed with soups and coffee from 380 yen. After dinner, the Tuncalons, which originated in Korea, are very popular, priced at 378 yen each. These adorably decorated macaroons make great souvenirs.