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  • abio city Kaga
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Ishikawa Pref. Kagashi Sakumimachi 25-1
  • Kutani Bitoen
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Kaga-shi Yamashiro Onsen 16-71
    A Kutani ware studio which boasts over a century of history, having been established in 1914. Located a kilometer from Yamashiro Onsen’s Soyu, the studio displays and sells over 300 examples of Kutani ware in an old-fashioned Japanese estate. Carrying everything from steal pieces by traditional Kutani ware masters to items perfect for modern, everyday use, here anyone can come and experience the beauty and long history of Kutani ware. The studio also deals in Kinrande gold-painted porcelain, notably purchased by retired Emperor Akihito; Ko-Kutani old Kutani ware; Yoshidaya Kutani ware; and Meiji period Tianqiko-sometsuke and ko-akae porcelain from China.
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  • Reneishodo
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Ishikawa Kaga-shi Yamashiro Onsen 18-116
    A long-standing Japanese confectionary shop established in 1819. The shop continues to make neri yokan jelly, Yamashiro Onsen’s signature confection. The shop’s neri yokan bears the innate flavor of sweet adzuki beans and is made with just adzuki, kanten algae gelatin, and sugar. The exquisite confections are the combination of a homemade Hokkaido adzuki bean paste, highly refined crystalized sugar, and natural kanten. Its simplicity means its flavor is pure, and the use of high quality, healthy ingredients means it’s safe to eat as well. The jelly makes a perfect souvenir of your trip to Yamashiro Onsen as well as an excellent gift.
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  • Marufuku
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Ishikawa Kaga-shi Yamashironsen Onsen Dori 48
    A Japanese confectionary shop standing at the entrance to the Yamashiro Onsen hot spring district. The shop has continued to make simple and inviting treats by hand for over 80 years. The shop’s most popular product is its thick and heavy Kurikko buns, which consist of sweet white bean jam and a whole candied chestnut wrapped in a chewy, cookie-like dough. Going perfectly with a strong cup of tea, these exquisite gems are beloved by everyone from children to senior citizens. Customers also love the shop’s plump and tasty Onsen Manju buns made with water straight from a hot spring in Yamashiro Onsen and kurozato brown sugar from Okinawa.
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  • Yamanaka Urushi-za (Yamanaka Lacquerware Traditional Industry Hall)
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Kaga-shi Yamanaka Onsen Tsukatani Machi I268-2
    The most distinctive characteristic of Yamanaka lacquerware, a traditional Yamanaka Onsen craft, is the use of a technique called “kiji” which involves carving out the shape of a piece from raw wood. This area, known as Sugatani-machi, is the home of many world-class artisans who carry on this technique utilizing a lathe to carve away the wood. Located five minutes from the heart of the Yamanaka Onsen hot spring district, this shop displays and sells a diverse array of Yamanaka lacquerware. Dating back to the distant Azuchi-Momoyama period, Yamanaka lacquerware is notable with the smoothness of the lacquer, which adheres extremely closely to the wood; and its fragrant, woody smell. Encountering Yamanaka lacquerware in person stimulates all five senses in a way photographs cannot possibly convey. Here customers can purchase Yamanaka lacquerware at the kind of reasonable prices you’ll only find by going direct to the source; visitors can also watch live demonstrations of artisans using a lathe to carve out a piece for later lacquering.
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  • Kinuya Kutani
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Kaga-shi Yamanaka Onsen Higashimachi 1 Ma 22
    This studio produces Kutani ware, a craft whose origins date back to the early Edo period when a kiln was built in Kutani Village deep in the mountains of Yamanaka, Ishikawa Prefecture. Standing in front of the Yamanaka Bus Terminal and identifiable by its red iron oxide-painted latticework, the studio makes and sells original Kutani ware which carry on the traditions of the art form. The shop’s staple and popular Kutani Oval, a beautiful, curving bowl similar to Western-style tableware in design, combines simplicity with an elegant appearance. Customers rave that the oval bowl, its pure white setting off the beauty of its form, enhances the elegance of any meal. In the Circulo teaching studio on the second floor, you can try making your very own, one-of-a-kind Kutani ware piece.
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  • A Point
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Ishikawa Kaga-shi Katayamazu Onsen 12-1 Pumpkin Mura Building 1F
    A cake shop adjoining the Kabocha-mura building in Katayamazu Onsen. The shop, decorated in a white and sky blue Northern European style, sells choice, handmade confections which are safe and healthy. Particularly popular is the crispy cookie choux crème. The fluffy shells of these exquisite gems are stuffed with a rich custard cream. Depending on when you come, it’s not uncommon to find they’ve sold out. The shop’s cakes, decorated with caricatures and popular characters, are perfect for birthdays and other events.
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  • Japanese Confectionary Sankaido
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Ishikawa Pref. Kagashi Yamanakaonsenyunohonmachi C
    Sankaido in Yunohonmachi Town, Yamanaka Onsen, Kaga City is a well-established Japanese confectionary shop opened in 1905. The Sotto Hirakuto series, a popular traditional dried confectionary, contains dried confectionary according to the season such as spring, summer, fall and winter as well as fortune-telling charms in wafers, and is a popular item as a souvenir. The shop also sells fresh seasonal sweets.
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  • Kokoya
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Ishikawa Pref. Kagashi Yamanakaonsenminamimachi B 15-1
    Kokoya is a traditional Japanese confectionery store located on Yuge Road in the Yamanaka Hot Springs district. Its most famous product item is dango (dumplings) made using puffed Koshihikari rice. Eight different types are available, including Yomogi (mugwort) with Tsubuan (coarse sweet bean paste) and Mitarashi (dumplings covered with sweet soy sauce), Isobe (dumplings wrapped in seaweed) and Kinako (soybean flour) dumplings. Visitors who can’t decide which to choose can buy a boxed set containing several different flavors.
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  • Shishi no Sato – Matsuura Shuzo sake brewery
    Shopping
    Ishikawa Pref. Kagashi Yamanakaonsenhonmachi 2 So 15
    Located in 2 Chome, Yamanakaonsen Town in Kaga City, Shishi no Sato is a direct sales outlet run by the Matsuura Shuzo sake brewery. The “Shishi no Sato” local sake is made using underground spring water from the Io-ji Temple in Yamanakaonsen, a temple that is familiarly known as “O-Yakushi-san.” Besides selling sake, Shishi no Sato also has a sake-tasting area, where visitors can try different sakes before deciding which ones they would like to buy as souvenir gifts or to drink themselves at home.
  • Okashijyou Kagahan
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    3.5
    30 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Ishikawa Pref. Kagashi Kamomachi C 90-1
    Okashijyou Kagahan features a full selection of its famous original sweets, particularly traditional Kaga snacks. It is a long-established store, a specialty business with one of the best markets in Japan, that has inherited traditional culture of Kaga clan. On any day, it offers over 300 varieties of sweets, including its own homegrown products. You can even get a glimpse of freshly-made products through glass windows facing the production line. Approximately 20 minutes by car via Katayamatsu Interchange on the Hokuriku Expressway.

    ゴールデンウィーク中でしたが、混み具合はほどほど、大型バスがきたらまた変わるかもしれませんが、見学しながら試食できました。メジャーなほしいお菓子がない場合もありますが、お土産第1弾にはちょうどよいかもと思いました。

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  • Sohachi
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Ishikawa Pref. Kagashi Yamashironsen Banshouendori 14
    "A long-standing Japanese confectionary shop established in the 1820s located in the Yamashiro Onsen hot spring village. The restaurant's signature item is the ""Roppo-yaki,"" a baked sweet made by hand one at a time. This simple confection has been made for six generations since the establishment first opened. Small square cakes, Roppo-yaki are made with just select, homemade an bean paste, wheat flour, eggs, and honey. Baked a toasty, golden brown, the cakes have a delicately sweet flavor that fills the mouth. Visitors can watch Roppo-yaki being baked from a glass window at the front of the shop. Many customers, entranced by the owner's skillful technique, find themselves being drawn into the shop. The shop does not offer its products wholesale; this shop is the only place you can buy its goods."
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  • Niku no Izumiya
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    4.5
    11 Reviews
    Shopping
    Ishikawa Pref. Kagashi Yamanakaonsenminamimachi D -16-2
    A shop which sells Japanese beef and homemade side dishes standing on the Yuge Kaido road in the Yamanaka Onsen hot spring district. The shop's walls are covered with photographs and signatures of celebrities and politicians. The shop's signature croquettes are pleasantly round. Made by hand one a time each morning at 5:00 a.m., their rough, crisp fried outer crust enwraps a fluffy potato filling. Aiming to provide customers with that hot out of the fryer flavor, the shop only cooks the croquettes to order, ensuring you can enjoy one of these gems piping hot any time. Other items on offer include menchikatsu deep fried minced meat cutlets and takeout yakiton grilled pork skewers. The shop is so popular, lines of waiting customers often form outside the door.

    美味しいといってもコロッケだよね と思ってたら、今までの人生で一番のコロッケだった。甘味があり、食感もよく、脂も鼻にこない、最高のコロッケ。

  • Kutani Mangetsu
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Kagashi Nakadaimachi Le 95-2
    A Kutani ware shop which carries over 10,000 items located a five minute walk from JR Kagaonsen Station. Notable for selling a large number of pieces by renowned artists, around 70 to 80 percent of the shop's pieces were crafted by Living National Treasure-designated craftspeople such as Tokuda Yasokichi III and Minori Yoshita. In addition to exquisite artistic pieces, the shop also carries reasonably priced Japanese tableware perfect for everyday use. The shop's soy sauce bottles and kyusu teapots are particularly popular. More unusual selections include Kutani ware USB memory sticks and colorful lucky skulls. The shop also holds potter's wheel and ceramics painting workshops even beginners will enjoy.
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  • AEON Kaga no Sato
    Shopping
    Ishikawa Kaga-shi Kamikawasakimachi 47-1
  • Chateraise Kaga
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    3.0
    1 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Ishikawa Kaga-shi Kosuganamimachi 2-14

    親戚のお土産用にアイスとケーキを買いました。アイスとケーキは袋を別にしてほしいと思います。雑でした。

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    Ishikawa Kaga-shi Kamomachi 116-1
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    Ishikawa Kaga-shi Sakumimachi Ru 25-1
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    Ishikawa Kaga-shi Sakumimachi Ru 25-ban 1 Al Plaza Kaganai 2F
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