In this video, viewers are introduced to Kaneto Shokudo, a timeless Japanese diner located in Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture. With a legacy spanning over 132 years, Kaneto Shokudo has been serving hearty Japanese breakfasts since 1892. This episode takes you inside the historic eatery, offering a glimpse into its nostalgic atmosphere and beloved menu.

The video highlights the enduring popularity of classic breakfast staples such as pork cutlet (tonkatsu), curry, and omurice, all of which have helped make Kaneto Shokudo a cherished spot for both locals and travelers. Established at 1-2-16 Muroyamachi, Imabari, the diner is renowned for its warm service and the preservation of traditional Japanese cuisine in a setting that feels like a step back in time.

Imabari City, located in Ehime Prefecture on Shikoku Island, is not only known for its historic eateries but also as a gateway to the Shimanami Kaido cycling route and for its textile industry, especially Imabari towels. Kaneto Shokudo stands as a testament to the region’s dedication to culinary heritage and community. Whether you’re a fan of Japanese street food, local dining experiences, or exploring the culture of regional cities in Japan, this video provides authentic insights into one of Ehime’s most enduring food institutions.