Shopping Spots in Kagawa Area

Area

Kagawa
- Japan
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- Shikoku
  
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  Ehime
  
  Kochi
- Kyushu / Okinawa
  
  Fukuoka
  
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  Nagasaki
  
  Kumamoto
  
  Oita
  
  Miyazaki
  
  Kagoshima
  
  Okinawa

Category

Shopping

Shikoku Shop 88

Travel / Tourism

Kagawa prefecture Sunport 2-1 Maritime Plaza Takamatsu 1F Takamatsu

You’ll find this souvenir shop on the first floor of Takamatsu Symbol Tower Hall in Maritime Plaza Takamatsu, which is right near Takamatsu Station. It offers over 2,400 different items from all four prefectures across Shikoku. You’ll find classics such as sanuki udon and tenobe somen along with olive oil, sweets, and various local goods. Tenobe olive somen from Shodoshima Island and local bear stuffed animals are popular items. You’ll also find gelato with uncommon flavors such as olive, refined sugar, shoyu-mame bean, and more.
Inoue Seikoen Shodoshima Branch, The Style Shop mother's

Shopping

Kagawa Pref. Shouzugunshoudoshimachou Kamou Institute 61-4 Inoue Fortland Reserve the main building

Inoue Seikoen is an incorporated agricultural group that manages olive gardens and the sale of processed goods, and in April 2017, it opened the “Rashiq” commercial complex in Shodoshima Town, Shozu County, Kagawa Prefecture. In the shop “The Style Shop mother’s” on the first floor, you’ll find plenty of natural olive products for sale. From olive oil to dressing, cosmetics, seedlings, bread and sweets made with olive oil, and simple tableware and goods made with olive tree wood, visitors will surely find the colorful lineup appealing.
Kumaoka Kashiten

4.5

12 Reviews

Shopping

Kagawa Pref. Zentsujishi Zentsujichou 3-4-11

Kumaoka Kashiten is a retro-style traditional Japanese confectionery store. It sells Ishi-pan (“Stone Bread”) biscuits, which are reputed to be the hardest type of traditional confectionery in Japan. Ishi-pan was originally made as emergency rations for soldiers in wartime, as it keeps for a long time. Despite the fact that no drying agents or preservatives are used in the process of making them, they keep for around a month before going off; Ishi-pan became famous throughout Japan for how well it kept. Ishi-pan is much harder than ordinary hardtack biscuits, so much so that young children and senior citizens may find it impossible to chew. Ishi-pan has a slightly sweet flavor, with a hint of ginger.

小粒の石パンを購入出来ました。ショーケースの中身が少なくなっていたのですが、満杯に追加されホッとしました。猶、観光客の利用も多いようで近くには駐車場も完備されていました。因みに店頭販売だけでイートインスペースはありませんでした。
Kisaya Motozo

4.5

3 Reviews

Shopping

Kagawa Pref. Takamatsushi Tamachi 5-8

A 10-minute walk from Kawaramachi Station, this shop sells hand-made senbei (crackers). The exterior is adorned merely with a simple, cozy-looking shop curtain, while the interior is rich with the culture and traditions of Sanuki, featuring old-fashioned furnishings and wooden furniture. The “ototo senbei” is made with old technique—where freshly-caught fish and octopus are dried, covered in dough and carefully baked up. The fish flavor with its aroma and crisp texture will remind you of bygone days. Octopus remains the most popular senbei. Chairs and tables available so you can relax and chat.

商店街の中、とても落ち着いた雰囲気のせんべい屋さん。随所にこだわりのある店内に驚き！せんべいは瀬戸内海？のお魚を使った、素朴な味で、食べている人を幸せにしてくれます！
Honke Funefunedo

Gourmet / Alcohol

952 Kotohira-machi Nakatadi-gun Kagawa Prefecture

Located on the main visitor path for Kotohira-gu Shrine—commonly known as “Konpirasan” —Honke Funefunedo is an old shop established in 1909. Its headliner product is “Funefune senbei”, based on both the shop itself and the folk song “Konpira Fune fune.” This exquisite snack has earned numerous honors, including being offered to the Emperor and receiving various awards. A master chef makes the senbei crackers by hand every day. You can get some fresh ones on the go, or sit down at a table in the shop to relax and enjoy some tea and crackers.
Yamanaka Zoudou

Travel / Tourism

Kohei-gun, Kagawa prefecture Kotohira-machi 980

One of the shops lining the Konpira Omotesando, Yamanaka Zoudou is a traditional craft store that produces Sanuki Itobori style wood carvings. Sanuki Itobori originated with Yamanaka Zoudou’s founder in the mid-19th century. It features a finishing technique known as “tatakinomi-no-ato,” but their work is not restrained by tradition. Cute products like their colorful, grumpy looking, blue and red painted Pop Daruma figures and the reclining “Hetari Daruma” are popular. They also produce many other handicrafts such as figurines of the Seven Lucky Gods and trays in the form of animals.
Sanyudo

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kagawa Pref. Takamatsushi Kataharamachi 1-22

Sanyudo is a traditional Japanese sweet shop founded in 1872. It’s located at the center of the Takamatsu Katahiraseibu Shopping Street. The founder was a samurai who served the Takamatsu clan, and the name of the shop derives from the three friends who started the store after the Meiji Restoration. The shop’s signature confectionery is Takamatsu’s famous “kimamori,” a baked rice cracker candy with persimmon jam filling. People have enjoyed its elegant sweetness that mixes Japanese wasabon sugar and homemade dried persimmons at teatime for decades. Sanyudo also sells sweets tailored to modern holidays like Christmas and Valentine’s Day.
Ichiwadou-Kougei

Travel / Tourism

Kagawa Pref. Takamatsushi Yashimahigashimachi 1572

Ichiwadou-Kougei is a long-operating lacquerware shop dealing in traditional Kagawa crafts and Kagawa lacquerware. Located a short walk from the Shido Line’s Furutakamatsu Station along the river in Yashima, they produce not only tableware like dishes and cups, but also items such as toys, clocks, and smartphone stands. Their high quality of lacquerware has won many awards at venues like the National Lacquerware Exhibition and the Kagawa Prefecture Product Competition. Their work has recently become available for purchase through department store exhibitions, gaining national exposure.
Hane Sanuki Honpo Mitani Sugar Mill

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kagawa Pref. Higashikagawashi Umayado 156-8

The Hane Sanuki Honpo is a Japanese confectionery store carrying natural Wasanbon sugar confections, located 10 minutes by foot from the JR Sanuki Aioi Station, on the Kotoku Line. For over 200 years since its founding, the Hane Sanuki Honpo has been producing Wasanbon confections using traditional craftsmanship. The Wasanbon, made from painstakingly kneaded local sugar cane, has a delicate sweetness that gently melts in your mouth. Confections shaped in seasonal flower forms, as well as the ‘winged’ Hane Sanuki in cute packaging, make for great gifts and teacakes.
Ogijima Alley Mural Project Wallalley

Leisure / Hobbies

Kagawa Takamatsu-shi Ogicho
YAMASHITA OIRI HONPO

5.0

1 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kagawa Mitoyo-shi Takasecho Shinmyo 1018-20

店主によれば、他の店のおいりより、時間をかけて作っているので、歯につかないとのこと。確かに歯にべっとりとつかず、美味しく頂けます。値段も手ごろで5箱も買ってしまいました。わざわざ行く価値ありのお店です。
OIKAZE

Travel / Tourism

Kagawa Marugame-shi Toricho 35-2
Sanuki Toy Art Museum

Shopping

Kagawa Takamatsu-shi Daikumachi 8-1
Fujimura Meat Shop

4.0

13 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kagawa Marugame-shi Doicho 1-5-34

Took local friends to their favorite restaurant. Fun was had by all and we ate delicious food as well! Grilled vegetables and best grade of beef available. Cant wait to go back.
Takamatsu Chuo Shopping street

Shopping

Kagawa Takamatsu-shi Bancho Marugamemachi Hoka
Soke Kutsuwado, Main Store

3.5

2 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Kagawa Takamatsu-shi Hyogomachi 4-3

高松土産と云えば「瓦せんべい」を外せないと思っています。一寸したバラマキ用土産を探していたのですが、個別包装で日持ちするのは便利で、「小瓦」なら12枚入りで1,080円と価格面でもリーズナブルでした。更には衝撃を受け難いコンパクトな箱入りで持ち運びにも便利でした。
Takamatsu Bonsai no Go

Shopping

Kagawa Takamatsu-shi Kokubunjicho Kokubu 353-1
Maruichi Warehouse

Shopping

Kagawa Takamatsu-shi Minamishinmachi 4-1
kitahama blue stories

Shopping

Kagawa Takamatsu-shi Kitahamacho 4-10
Yakibuta P

Shopping

Kagawa Ayauta-gun Ayagawacho Hayuka Ka 307-1

This Japanese-style yakibuta roast pork specialty shop has been featured on television and in magazines. The shop serves superb yakibuta made without any chemical seasonings, colorings, or preservatives whatsoever. The shop makes its yakibuta using rich and flavorful Sanuki Yume pork or other domestic pork varieties. The pure white fat on the shop’s yakibuta has a sweet yet clean flavor which belies its appearance, and you’ll want to take bite after bite. The shop’s yakibuta, made with great care one at a time, is also crafted using the same wasanbon fine-grained sugar used in high class Japanese confections; garlic from Kagawa Prefecture, which boasts the second greatest production of garlic in the country; and mild Shodoshima Island soy sauce. The shop’s yakibuta goes great with ramen, of course, and is also a perfect topping for donburi rice bowls, sandwiches, and bagels.

Kagawa

Takamatsu Kotohira / Kanonji Sakaide / Marugame Shodo Island Tosan

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Kagawa Areas

Japan’s smallest prefecture, Kagawa, may take up just a small corner of Shikoku, but it has grown increasingly popular with the recognition of Naoshima, its "art island" in the Seto Inland Sea between Shikoku and Honshu. Just a stone’s throw from the islands, mainland Kagawa’s prefectural capital, Takamatsu, holds history in its castle ruins and its pride and joy, Ritsurin Garden, is known as one of the country’s best gardens.