Shopping Spots in Nagano Area

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Nagano
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Shopping

Akiyama Mokko

Travel / Tourism

Nagano Shimominochi-gun Sakaemura Akiyama Go Sho Akazawa 18165 Exit Private lodging Naeba So

A Japanese diner and shop adjoining the Naebaso guesthouse close to the entrance to the climbing trail for Mt. Naeba in Akiyamago. The establishment takes great pride in its kamameshi rice dishes and charcoal grilled char, and dishes such as the char and mountain vegetable kamameshi rice are made with edible wild plants from Akiyamago. Note that the adjoining Akiyama Woodworking Producer's Association woodwork craft gallery and shop is currently closed. The store on the third floor, however, makes crimson glory vine bags and visitors can also view single board tables, braziers, and other merchandise on display (advanced reservation by phone is required).
Boulangerie Kerock

Shopping

Nagano Chino-shi Kohigashi 6595-248

A handmade bread shop situated along the Venus Line a 15-minute drive from the Suwa Interchange on the Chuo Expressway. The shop's motto is to steadily implement the basics and draw out maximum goodness from the ingredients, and the establishment offers pain de campagne and other crusty breads, dressed breads, Danishes, confectionary breads, and more. The shop's popular melon bread has a hint of hazelnut, a crisp outer crust, and a moist interior. The shop's baked sweets and seasonal products like strawberry, chestnut, and blueberry Danishes are also popular.
Hachimitsu-gura

Leisure / Hobbies

Nagano Chino-shi

"A small museum adjoining the Gin no Saji inn which introduces the wonders of honey and beekeeping. The museum building is constructed in a unique local style used to build storehouses known as ""tategurumi;"" the front plaster facade incorporates a kote-e relief of a bee. An exhibition room and shop selling primarily domestic honey and honey-related knickknacks are located on the first floor; the museum's tasting course, in which participants get to compare the taste and aroma of over 20 varieties of honey, is particularly popular."
Yatsugatake Adventure Tours Lake Shiakaba Nature Canoe Tour

Shopping

Nagano Chino-shi Kitayama 3419-75

35 minutes and 25 kilometers from the Suwa Interchange on the Chuo Expressway via National Route 152. This guided tour operated by Yatsugatake Adventure Tours is conducted on Lake Shirakaba situated at the foot of Yatsugatake Mountains. Lake Shirakaba is extremely calm and motorboats are not allowed on its waters, and this tour makes use of highly stable recreational kayaks, ensuring that everyone from age three up to senior citizens can have fun plying the lake. The tour takes around two hours. The company's Step Sup, the latest aquatic recreational activity out of California, are also popular.
Engetsudo

Gourmet / Alcohol

Nagano Komagane-shi Chuo 4-17

A one-minute walk from Komagane Station on the JR Iida Line. This long-standing Japanese and Western confectionary shop was established in 1928. Carrying both Western and Japanese confections, for three generations the shop has preserved traditions and established visual styles while at the same time evolving with the times. The shop's sweets incorporating local ingredients are particularly popular, such as the Yomekko Mochi yubeshi dumplings made with chestnuts and local soy sauce; and the Fuwatto Bouche, a dough mixed with Komagane sesame seeds, white peaches, lemons, matcha green tea, and other seasonal flavors filled with whipped cream and sweet bean jam. Eat-in space available.
Izumiya Kashi Ten Main Store

4.0

3 Reviews

Shopping

Nagano Saku-shi Iwamurada 749

A five-minute walk from Iwamurada Station. This confectionary shop, located in on the Nakasendo Road, makes use of choice ingredients with a focus on locally produced items. Carrying both Western and Japanese confections, many of the shops products are seasonal exclusives. Staple products include the melt-in-your-mouth Hanjuku Cheese and Hanjuku Chocolate cakes; and the Saku carp-themed Koiguruma, a pair of carp-shaped cakes clasping each other in a circle filled with coarse sweet bean paste and custard cream. Many of the shop's confections cunningly incorporate both Japanese and Western elements, such as the Shinano Oiwake buns filled with a cream crafted from butter, milk, and honey. The Kurumi Mochi walnut cakes and Imo Kintsuba sweet potato flour dough cakes, only available at this location, are particularly popular.

お見舞いや手土産で一番喜ばれるのがこれ、小さいチーズケーキ饅頭。チーズケーキなんだけどしっとりしていて、和菓子風。饅頭といっても餡は入ってません。チョコレートのもあるけど、たくさん買うなら色合いのために少し混ぜれば良い程度。
Fujiya Jozo

Shopping

Nagano Komoro-shi Honmachi 1-3-10

A five-minute walk from Komoro Station. This miso company is located a short distance north of Otemon Park on National Route 141. The company's Shinshu miso is made primarily with ingredients from Nagano as well as from across the country. The company's year-long fermentation process also hints at the care it puts into its products. Here you can buy eight varieties of miso by volume starting from 500 grams. In addition to amakuchi, Tokusei amakuchi, and chukara varieties, the company's barley koji miso and buckwheat koji miso are also popular. The company also sells miso pickles, miso karinto snacks, soy sauce, and concentrated sweet amazake.
Mannenya Main Shop

Shopping

Nagano Matsumoto-shi Joto 2-1-22

This long-standing miso shop was established in 1832 and is located a five-minute walk from Matsumoto Castle. Primarily making and selling miso, the shop notably continues to make its miso according to an old-fashioned, traditional method called miso-dama-zukuri. The shop only uses domestic ingredients to craft its products. Particularly recommended is the Hourei miso, made using the miso-dama-zukuri method. Other varieties include the Shinshu miso-style Tenjo and Tanrei misos, and customers can choose the miso or misos they like the best. Originally a koji malted rice maker, the shop also sells an abundant variety of koji pickles made with ingredients from Matsumoto such as pickled coleseed greens and uri melon kasuzuke sake lee pickles.
Raijindo Matsumoto Nawate Dori Shop

4.0

4 Reviews

Shopping

Nagano Matsumoto-shi Ote 3-3

A hand toasted senbei rice cracker shop situated in front of Yohashira-jinja Shrine several businesses down from the west entrance of the Nawate-dori shopping street. The shop's main store is located in Tokyo's Sugamo, and the chain also has locations nationwide, primarily in Tokyo and Kanagawa Prefecture. The shop focuses not on low price but rather making high quality senbei according to traditional methods. The shop only uses choice domestic rice and soy sauce. The shop also sells fresh-toasted senbei, a perfect snack to enjoy on the go. Particularly recommended are the close to 20 varieties of miso senbei, such as the Shinshu (Nagano) miso senbei. The shop can also make you senbei crackers with your name on them, though orders take more than a week to make.

...ญี่ปุ่น สื่อสารวัฒนธรรมอันเป็นเอกลักษณ์ของประเทศ ผ่านอาหาร-ขนมหวานที่ปรุงอย่างพิถีพิถัน โดดเด่นทั้งรสชาติ รูปลักษณ์ และแพคเกจจิ้ง. *เซมเบ้ แครกเกอร์ข้าวสไตล์ญี่ปุ่น...
Mannenya Daimyo-cho Shop

Shopping

Nagano Matsumoto-shi Ote 3-5-13

"A one-minute walk from Matsumoto Castle. Located a short distance south of Matsumoto Castle along Daimyocho-dori Street, this long-standing miso branch shop's company was established in 1832. A convenient place to drop by and pick up a few souvenirs after going sightseeing in the area, the shop's stylish atmosphere makes it easy to enter. The shop sells Nagano miso and pickles made by the company as well as popular Nagano confections and crafts made in Matsumoto. Particularly recommended is the Hourei miso made according to a traditional method called ""miso-dama-zukuri."" The shop is a fun destination where you can find a variety of famous Matsumoto specialty products gathered under one roof."
Washi no Nakajo

Travel / Tourism

Nagano Kamitakai-gun Obuse Machi Obuse 809

A souvenir and gift shop specializing in Japanese washi paper located in the heart of Obuse Town. Walking past the washi noren shop curtains, customers are greeted by a cozy space crammed with colorful folk crafts. The shop is filled with cute items ready to adorn your home or that of a loved one, including expressive washi paper masks crafted by artisans from numerous regions, as well as paper dolls, yuzen-dyed doll clothing, letter sets, and memo pads. The shop's original Yukinko paper dolls, only sold here, are also popular. One of the great things about washi paper is its soft, warm texture, and visitors to this shop will find the atmosphere soothing.
MARONAPPLE

Shopping

Nagano Kamitakai-gun Obuse Machi Kanmachi 982-2

A shop which sells popular homemade jams and puddings. Operating out of a building with an old-fashioned look appropriate to Obuse, the shop's floor-to-ceiling windows bring in plenty of light, and its shelves are crammed with colorful product jars. The shop's most renowned products are its Shun Jam seasonal jams made with fruits from Obuse and Nagano harvested when they are at their tastiest, and the rich Maron Pudding made with natural eggs and chestnuts. So delicious they've been featured in the media, the shop will let you taste its jams served on top of a small portion of plain yogurt. The shop also carries a variety of gift boxes and can ship purchases within the region.
Shousendou

5.0

3 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Nagano Kamitakai-gun Obuse Machi Iida 607

A Japanese confectionary shop situated amidst chestnut trees. The shop aims to serve chestnut confections unlike anything found anywhere else, and popular products include the Kuri Tsukuri, a light azuki bean yokan jelly with a candied chestnut inside; and the Ume Tsukuri, a plum pulp yokan jelly made with Japanese plums marinated in honey. The shop's numerous visually delightful products influenced by the unique cultural features of Obuse make for perfect gifts and souvenirs. Here you can also by Mizore, large chunks of candied chestnut, a confection which won the chairman's prize at the Kashi Hakurankai confection exhibition. Situated away from the hustle and bustle of the town center and surrounded by a tranquil natural area, visitors are encouraged to stop by this establishment.

レンタサイクル借りてこちらへ。近くまで来ているのに栗林に囲まれて１５分ほど迷子。ここは自家栽培の栗だけ使用と聞いてどうしても来たかった。自宅用に栗ペーストと茶巾絞りの空蝉。お土産に栗鹿の子とペースト。空蝉は栗そのもの、お茶を飲むのももったいない、口の中の栗を楽しんでいたい。栗鹿の子も自宅用に買えば良かった。
Omiyage-dokoro Kitamura

Travel / Tourism

Nagano Ueda-shi

A souvenir and gift shop located on the first floor of the Pareos building in front of Ueda Station a one-minute walk from JR Ueda Station. The shop carries merchandise bearing the Sanada clan's Rokumonsen family crest, popular Ueda confections, Japanese pickles, and local liquors. The shop's original Sanada Saemonnosuke Nobushige is a tokubetsu junmai nama genshu undiluted, refined sake crafted with Miyamanishiki sake rice grown in Nagao Prefecture and Kokuyo no Mizu spring water. This sake is sold by volume from a two meter tall, 1.2 meter in diameter on-site tank. The shop also carries an abundant selection of Nagano's famous oyaki buns and soba noodles.
Ebisuya

4.0

8 Reviews

Shopping

Nagano Suwa-shi Kogan Dori 3-4-14

Seven minutes from JR Kami-Suwa Station. Established in 1858, this shop is filled with lovingly crafted tsukudani foods boiled and preserved in soy sauce. The shop offers customers samples of its products so you can try before you buy. The shop's popular Japanese pond smelt is available in three varieties - shio (salt), shizenen (natural salt), and amakara (salty sweet); tasty as is, be sure to try them nanbanzuke and chazuke-style as well! Customers also love the simple flavor of the shop's Wakasagi Kobaini Japanse pond smelt from Lake Suwa stewed with Japanese plum extract.

ワカサギの唐揚げが有名。地元の人に紹介され、お土産に購入しましたが、家に到着するまでにすべて食べてしまいました。
Kyokado (Yashiro Ekimae-dori Shop)

Gourmet / Alcohol

Nagano Chikuma-shi Sakurado 514-6

An apricot confection specialty shop which has been in business for 66 years. The shop continues to make its traditional confections by hand according to old-fashioned methods using select ingredients and apricots from Nagano. The shop's popular apricot monaka wafer cakes have been certified as a Shinshu Chikuma brand product and can be eaten as-is or frozen to enjoy like an ice cream sandwich.
Anzu no Sato Sketch Park

Leisure / Hobbies

Nagano Chikuma-shi Mori 1735-1

An apricot park where rare ancient varieties of apricots have been transported an old Japanese home has been restored to recreate once lost local scenery. The park's grounds encompass a waterway where fireflies can be seen and an old well and Japanese home. Inside the home building, there is a rest area with an old-fashioned irori sunken hearth; paintings and dyed and woven items by local artists are also on display here. The park's gifts and souvenirs, made with local apricots, are also popular.
Matsusaki Washi

Travel / Tourism

Nagano Omachi-shi Yashiro 6562

A handmade Japanese washi paper studio whose origins are believed to date back to 1042 when a shrine servant used wild mulberry, a raw ingredient used in washi, to make paper for a festival on the request of Nishina Shinmeigu Shrine. Visitors can tour the actual shop floor where the studio makes its wash and also try hand-sieving washi paper themselves. The washi papermaking activity requires an advance reservation, so be sure to contact the studio in advance.
Frespo Omachi

Shopping

Nagano Omachi-shi Omachi 3500-7

A shopping mall with eight tenants, including a supermarket and a home improvement store boasting a massive selection. The mall's home improvement store's wide-ranging inventory includes electrical and carpentry tools, items for your car, pet supplies, bedding, construction materials, farming supplies, and gardening goods. You can also find stationary, office supplies, and drinks and snacks here.
Chikufodo Matsushiro Store

4.0

30 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Nagano Nagano-shi Matsushiromachi

A shop specializing in chestnut confections which also serves as a place to rest after strolling the Sanada Jumangoku castle town area. The shop sells chestnut yokan jelly, kuri kanoko candied chestnuts in chestnut paste, and other chestnut sweets, and also serves tea, kuri okowa chestnuts in rice, and other dishes. The shop uses only superior domestically grown chestnuts with a focus on chestnuts from the local Obuse area. The shop sorts its choice chestnuts while still fresh based on sweetness and tenderness, using only specific types of chestnuts for specific recipes to ensure customers can enjoy the innate deliciousness of chestnuts.

松代藩真田十万石まつりの行列を見に松代に行きました．始まる前の腹ごしらえにと立ち寄ったのが竹風堂松代店です．竹風堂なら栗だろうと，栗あんしるこを食べました．とっても美味しかったです．

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Nagano Areas

Nagano prefecture is an exciting mix of mountains, hot spring monkeys, and preserved Edo history. At the heart of the Japanese Alps, Nagano is one of the country’s most popular destinations, whether in winter for its snow sports and the much-loved Jigokudani Monkey Park or in the warmer months for discovering the undulating hills on foot. For fantastic Edo architecture, head to the Kiso Valley for a 60-kilometer stretch of quaint wooden buildings that marked the Nakasendo route 200 years ago.