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Groceries Spots in Aki / Muroto Area

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  • None Kitchen Morning Market
    Shopping
    Kochi Aki-gun Toyo Cho Nonehei 1654-3
    This is a fresh produce street market that is operated by the local ladies’ group, None Kitchen. On Saturday mornings, the street is lined with vegetables, fish and produce harvested locally. The most popular item at this market is the local specialty, Kokerazushi dish. In this Toyo Town, it has been customary to celebrate events with sawachi cuisine, food served on an elaborate large deli platters, and the first item placed on the platter was always kokerazushi. The number of families that still know how to make this sushi are dwindling, and this group is actively promoting this tradition. The kokerazushi is often sold out, but pre-orders are accepted by phone.
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  • Hamaguchi Fukugetsudo
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kochi Aki-gun Toyo Cho Nonehei 1942
    This is a historic Japanese confectionery store from the Meiji period. As the oldest confectionery store in None area, this shop has handed down the authentic art of Japanese sweets for approximately 140 years over five generations. The specialty, None manju bun, uses homemade sweet bean paste made by 100% adzuki beans from Tokachi, Hokkaido, and wrapped in the dough blended with a portion of junmai sake, which makes an mildly sweet delicacy. The skin of the manju bun is so thin it gently melts in your mouth to expose the plenty of soft bean paste within. This small delicate manju bun has been enjoyed by many generations and is familiarly beloved. It naturally goes well with tea, and makes a superb souvenir gift.
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  • Aki Group Farm
    Shopping
    Kochi Aki-shi Ananaiotsu 685-2
    This ice cream shop is famous for its Roasted Eggplant Ice Cream, a local favorite. The treat has appeared in various media outlets and won the highest award at the Local Ice Cream Grand Prix. Kochi Prefecture is Japan's largest exporter of eggplants. Aki in particular produces huge quantities, and the thought of “delivering the taste of Kochi eggplant to as many people as possible” was the origin of their novel ice cream. They dehull each eggplant carefully, grilling them over a charcoal fire for their lightly sweet ice cream—a new flavor sensation. This popular, high-fiber treat keeps people coming back for more.
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  • Hokka Hokka Tei Nahari
    Shopping
    Kochi Aki-gun Naharicho Otsu 1673-13
  • Hokka Hokka Tei Aki
    Shopping
    Kochi Aki-shi Shonoshibacho 1-52
  • Hokka Hokka Tei Muroto
    Shopping
    Kochi Muroto-shi Ukitsu 50-7
  • Bakery shop Fuji village
    Shopping
    Kouchi Pref. Akishi Yanomaru 4-1-11
  • Umajimura Japan Agricultural Cooperatives
    Shopping
    Kochi Aki-gun Umajimura Umaji 3888-4
  • Kozosushi Nahari
    Shopping
    Kochi Aki-gun Nahari Municipal Cho 1719-7
  • Okazaki Store
    Life / Living / Hospital
    Kochi Muroto-shi Hanecho Otsu 3905
  • Fruit Komatsu
    Shopping
    Kochi Muroto-shi Murotsu 2601
  • Oi Store
    Shopping
    Kochi Muroto-shi Sakihamacho 1634-2
  • Takadanyugyo
    Shopping
    Kouchi Pref. Murotoshi Sakihamachou 1356-1
  • Y Shop Muroto
    Shopping
    Kochi Muroto-shi Murotomisakicho 5925-2
  • Izumi Liquor Store
    Shopping
    Kochi Muroto-shi Murotsu 1719-2
  • Kawagoe Liquor Store
    Shopping
    Kochi Muroto-shi Kiragawacho Ko 56-1
  • Kubo Store
    Shopping
    Kochi Muroto-shi Murotomisakicho Shiina 514-13
  • Takeuchi Liquor Store
    Shopping
    Kochi Muroto-shi Ukitsu Ichibancho 159
  • Tada Liquor Store
    Shopping
    Kochi Muroto-shi Ukitsu 419
  • Taniguchi Liquor Store
    Shopping
    Kochi Muroto-shi Sakihamacho 3714
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The largest of Shikoku’s prefectures, Kochi is endowed with some of the island’s most exceptional sand beaches lining the Pacific Ocean, which narrows into the Shimanto-gawa, a huge river that stretches 196 kilometers into the prefecture, passing verdant mountains and hosting countless riverside activities. Whether you’re a pilgrim or not, Kochi’s 16 Buddhist temples that make up one leg of the Shikoku Pilgrimage are worth a visit, particularly Chikurin-ji for its five-tier pagoda.

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