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Maruya Haccho Miso

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Aichi Pref. Okazakishi Hacchouchou Oukandori 52

Maruya Haccho Miso, which has stubbornly persisted with its traditional method of making miso since it was founded in 1337, uses only soybeans, salt, and water to create a hard miso with a taste unchanged from the past that has been thoroughly fermented for two summers and two winters. Touring the factory is also possible, and visitors can enjoy the scenery from Haccho Miso’s miso storehouse. It is approximately three minutes on foot from Naka-Okazaki Station on the Aichi Loop Railway.
Kiyomemochi Sohonke

3.5

13 Reviews

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Aichi Pref. Nagoyashi Atsuta-ku Jingu 3-7-21

Kiyomemochi Sohonke, located about two minutes’ walk from the West Exit of Jingu-mae Station, is a well-established Japanese sweet shop. You can feel the history from the shop’s appearance standing in front of Atsuta-jingu Shrine, and it opened as Kiyome tea house built in the middle of the Edo period (1603-1868). Kiyomemochi was started to sell to worshippers and is known for pilgrimage souvenirs today as suggested by “mocha cleansed for Atsuta pilgrimage.” Kiyomemochi is a Habutae-silk like rice cake with a brand of Kiyome ironed wrapping smooth sweet bean paste, and is sleek and very soft. Kiyomemochi with a flaky and sweet chestnut is also popular.

熱田神社の帰りに雰囲気の良い和菓子屋さんがあり、入ってみました。きよめ餅は、日付けが短かったので、和三盆の紅白のお菓子を購入しました。縁起が良さそうで、軽めのお土産で喜ばれました。
NAKAMO

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Aichi Kiyosu-shi Nishibiwajimacho Jutsukenura 3

A miso manufacturing and seasoning maker headquartered in Nishibiwajima-cho, Kiyosu City. Since getting its start over in 1830 as a koji fermentation starter maker near Nagoya Castle, they've been making sweet, low-salt Saikyo Shiromiso utilizing the koji. Now key to the flavor of local cuisine, it's used to make udon noodles in miso broth, Nagoya's signature dish. White miso has long been a popular seasoning and has become an essential for the modern table.
Tsukedokoro Juhyoya Fuso Sohonke

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Aichi Niwa-gun Fusocho Yamana Ya Shikiji 757

This tsukemono pickle making shop is on a daikon radish farm in fuso-cho, where Moriguchi daikon radishes originated. They hand make their pickles with traditional methods to suit the modern palate while not using additives or artificial flavors. The pickles are taken fresh from the barrel every morning, arranged for display, and sold by weight as desired. They have an array of pickled vegetables made from local produce, including carefully selected Moriguchi daikon radish pickles. They get their fantastic flavor from being pickled in a secret sake lees blend.
Kaneto Shoten

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Aichi Chita-gun Minamichitacho Himaka Shima Kita Noboritate 17

A seafood shop located about 20 minutes by high-speed boat from Kouwa Port and about five minutes on foot from Nishi Port. The fisherman owner sells dried items made of carefully selected seafood. Dried geoduck clams, a Himakajima Island specialty, is one of their most popular items. Dried octopus is a Himakajima Island local favorite. Theirs is soft and tasty and along with fatty conger eel gets good reviews. Their seasonal products such as dried puffer fish and young lance fish also come recommended. They also have workshops where you can try your hand at making the dried octopus.
Nakasada Shoten

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Aichi Chita-gun Taketoyocho Komukae 51

"Four minutes on foot from Taketoyo Station on the JR Taketoyo Line, this veteran miso and tamari soy sauce brewery is in Taketoyo Town near the center of the Chita Peninsula with its warm climate and high quality water. Their signature miso is made from large Aichi Prefecture grown soybeans and natural salt and is aged three years using traditional methods. With a mellow savory richness that comes from extended aging, their popular tamari soy sauce "" Tomizu Hozan Tamari"" can be used with a wide variety of cuisine. They also hold handmade miso making lessons and other workshops and events."
Ito Shoten Denemon

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Aichi Chita-gun Taketoyocho Satonaka 54

This veteran brewery is about 10 minutes by car from Taketoyo Interchange on the Minami Chita Road. They've been manufacturing and selling miso and tamari soy sauce since the Edo period. Their miso and tamari have a deep, rich flavor from the brewing bacteria and two-hundred year old cedar casks that have been passed down through the generations. Their signature additive-free miso is made with domestic soybeans and sun-dried salt before being carefully fermented for three years. Their versatile tamari seasoning is rich and sweet, with 16% salt that is less than ordinary varieties. Their popular nametake mushroom and soy sauce preserve has no artificial flavors.
Paopaotei

4.0

12 Reviews

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Aichi Nagoya-shi Naka-ku Osu 3-20-14

"A shop in 3 Chome, Osu, Naka Ward, Nagoya City specializing in Taiwanese baozi buns. Their hand-made, fried buns have juicy meat wrapped in a soft chewy skin and fried until crisp. In addition to ""meat baozi"" with plenty of gravy, they sell healthy ""vegetable baozi,"" fried dumplings and frozen dumplings."

熱々で食べたい！かじるとジューシーな肉汁が飛び出しますから気をつけて平日に行ったので空いてました。土日はいつも行列が出来てるから食べれないから並ぶの不得意な人は平日を狙え！
Lee's Taiwan Kitchen (Shintenchi-dori Shop)

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Aichi Nagoya-shi Naka-ku Osu 3-30-93 MEGA TOWN Uchi

A Taiwanese stand in the Megatown complex at 3 Chome, Osu, Naka Ward, Nagoya City. Besides their Taiwan-style fried chicken made with carefully selected chicken and spicy seasonings, they also offer fried chicken with a sweet and spicy miso sauce, as well as with an orange-flavored sauce. They also serve refreshing gelatin drinks, as well as a variety of tapioca drinks you can choose from including milk tea, cafe au lait, and soymilk.
Myokoen Sun Road Store

3.5

8 Reviews

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Aichi Nagoya-shi Nakamura-ku Meieki 4-7-25 Meieki Underground shopping center Sun Road

This tea shop is on the Sun Road underground shopping street in 4 Chome, Meieki, Nakamura Ward, Naogoya City. Their signature hojicha tea is blended by a tea master producing a deep aroma and crisp taste. They also sell a variety of other teas as well and have a service providing matcha tea and sweets to customers.

名古屋のサンロードにあるお茶屋さんです。こちらでほうじ茶のティーバックを購入しました。見た目からして可愛いのでお土産にもぴったりです。
Asahiya

4.0

4 Reviews

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Aichi Nagoya-shi Kita-ku Ozone 2-11-5

This sandwich shop is in 2 Chome, Ozone, Kita Ward, Nagoya City. Their fruit sandwiches with seasonal fruit like blueberries, strawberries, and bananas with fresh cream are a local favorite. Other items include egg sandwiches, fried cutlet sandwiches, and chunky red bean paste and rice dumpling sandwiches with fresh cream.

が有名なお店です。子供の頃から、利用していますが、その頃は普通のサンドイッチのほうが、メインでフルーツは少しだけありました。有名店になって、ジャズストリートのイベントがあったので、売り切れのものもたくさんありました。美味しくて、素朴な味なので、是非お立ち寄りください。
Yamada Gohei Mochi

4.0

42 Reviews

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Aichi Pref. Inuyamashi Inuyama Higashikoken 776

Yamada Gohei Mochi shop, located in the castle town around Inuyama Castle, is famous for its rich, handmade sauce. They roast the mochi skewers for about three minutes on order, slather it in their special sauce, and hand the skewer over so you can eat while you stroll the streets. Depending on the season you can also get roasted sweet potatoes, shaved ice, soft-serve ice cream and more. It’s located ten minutes’ walk from Meitetsu Inuyama Line Inuyama Station.

We visited Inuyama on Friday, January 3. It was super busy. At the Nagoya Station, we bought the Meitetsu Inuyama Castle Town Ticket which included the local and semi express train to Inuyama...
Fujisawa Seika

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Aichi Pref. Inuyamashi Inuyama Higashikoken 161

Fujisawa Seika is a long-established cake shop which has continued to make the genkotsuame candy in the downtown area of Inuyama Castle since the Meiji period. The handmade candies made with brown sugar and sesame seeds, syrup, and soybean flour, contain many minerals and vitamins and have a simple, rustic flavor with a hint of cinnamon. It is also said that the Lord of Inuyama Castle would treat his retainers to the sweets as food in battle because the sweets were full of nutrition. Sweets branded with the Inuyama City official character, Wanmaru-kun, are also very popular. The nearest station is Inuyama Station.
Kakuozan no Chiizuya-san Mercure

4.0

4 Reviews

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Aichi Pref. Nagoyashi Chikusa-ku Sanmonchou 1-47 big cat's house 1F

This shop specializes in cheeses and honey and is about a six-minute walk toward the approach from Exit 4 of Kakuozan Station. “Mercure” is the name of the French god of agriculture. There are many cheeses that are only available here within Japan, and only the best items from France are selected. You can purchase a set of four recommended cheeses, including “Bleu D'Auvergne,” a famous variety of blue cheese. There’s also porch seating for a more liberated dining experience.

チーズ好きとはちみつ好きにはたまらないお店でした。お店の名前から行く前からわくわくしていたのですが、大正解でした。また行きたいです！
Jiraiya Sakaechika Branch

4.0

5 Reviews

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Aichi Pref. Nagoyashi Naka-ku Sakae 3-5-12 Underground shopping stall in the forest South-eastern town

Jiraiya, opened in 1987, is a shop selling Nagoya-style Tenmusu. Tenmusu is a rice ball filled with a prawn tempura, and the small prawn with its chewy texture goes well with the rice cooked slightly hard. A natural bamboo sheath used for wrapping it not only absorbs extra moisture from the rice ball but also has superior heat insulation. It consists of five rice balls which are equivalent to about one bowl of cooked rice (for one serving). It is ideal as a meal on the go and a present for a host.

2019.11上旬、栄に出かけた際に利用。夕食の補助用に(笑)、お持ち帰りとして購入。天むすを久々に食べたが、ヤッパリ美味しい！！カワイイえび天とごはんが、ベスト・マッッチング！えも言われぬ、お味！添えてある、きゃらぶきもまた旨し！娘たちにも好評。是非また、買って帰りたい！
Shinsuzume Honten

4.0

24 Reviews

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Aichi Pref. Nagoyashi Naka-ku Osu 2-30-12

Shinsuzume Honten, located near 2-3 Chome, Osu, Naka Ward, Nagoya City, is a Japanese sweet shop which operates in the Osu Shopping Arcade. Mitarashi dango (a sticky rice dumpling covered with sweet soy glaze) made using a secret sauce in front of the shop is perfect for walking-and-eating. Freshly made dumplings are spongy and soft, and the fragrant aroma of reduced sweetness soy sauce drifts about. This well-known traditional shop is loved by local residents as well as tourists.

大須商店街の有名なお団子屋さんです。１本100円でみたらし団子を買ったのですが、個人的にはヤマザキの３本入り100円程度売っているみたらし団子のほうがいいと思いました。もちろん、おいしいのですが、３本100円に比べたら…と思ってしまいました。
Kamome Baiten

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Aichi Pref. Chitagunminamichitachou Himakajima Nishihama 5

A shop located in Minamichita Town, Chita County, Aichi Prefecture. The shop makes on-site and sells Tako Manju octopus-shaped buns, and visitors can purchase their buns fresh-made. The shop sells packs of 12 buns as well as individual buns. The shop also carries a wide selection of Himakajima Island specialty products.
Juhyouya Inuyamaan

4.0

16 Reviews

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Aichi Pref. Inuyamashi Inuyama Nishikoken 15

A Japanese pickle shop located in Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture. The shop sells traditional Japanese pickles like moriguchizuke radishes pickled in mirin and Narazuke Nara-style pickles. Customers can also enjoy food in the shop like the Inuyama Enmusubi, rice balls with pickles; and the Mamori Unari, hitsumabushi eel rice wrapped in deep-fried tofu skin. The shop also sells a popular soft serve ice cream made with moriguchizuke, creating a delicate balance of sweetness and saltiness.

犬山城まで来てお昼が少し過ぎた時間になりランチにしました。中を見ると混雑はないようで、食事の提供もあるようだったので入りました。テーブル席と畳の座敷席があり、座敷の方にしました。最初に一皿漬物が運ばれ、おかわりできるということでした。この漬物が美味しく料理が運ばれた時におかわりをお願いしました。本来のメインのうなぎのほうも美味しく、抹茶のアイスもよく、満足のランチでした。
Yamasa Chikuwa Honten

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Aichi Pref. Toyohashishi Uomachi 97

A nerimono food paste specialty shop located in Uo-machi, Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture where you can purchase Yamasa chikuwa fish paste cakes, a local Toyohashi favorite. The shop also sells kamaboko steamed fish paste, joagehan deep fried fish paste, oden stew sets, and a variety of other food paste products. The popular fried kamaboko stuffed with Japanese scallops can only be purchased here at the Main Shop. Many tourists come here looking for souvenirs to give to friends and family back home.
Voyage

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Aichi Pref. Handashi Sakaemachi 4-79

A cafe located in Handa City, Aichi Prefecture with a hideaway atmosphere where you can enjoy coffee made with beans roasted in-house. This cute establishment has a weathered exterior and warm, woody interior, and it's particularly popular with women. Here you can enjoy a lunch consisting of thick-cut toast and real, flavorful coffee.

Aichi

Nagoya Station Sakae / Fushimi Nagoya City (North) Nagoya City (East) Nagoya City (South) Minato Northern Owari Chita Nishi-Mikawa Higashi-Mikawa Oku-Mikawa

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Aichi Areas

Aichi is a prefecture of great natural beauty with Nagoya city at its heart, a busy hub home to a labyrinth of underground shops and the 17th-century Nagoya Castle. Castles are easy to find in this history-rich prefecture, but the highlight for history buffs has to be the Museum Meiji-mura, where preserved buildings from the turn of the 20th century are displayed in all their grandeur in an outdoor museum.