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Souvenir Shop Yamakawa

Travel / Tourism

Gifu Gero-shi Koden 1163-1

Located at the western end of the Gero Ohashi Bridge, this is Gero Onsen's largest souvenir shop. You can recognize it by its 2.4-meter-tall blue eyed beckoning cat, known as James Gorohei Jr. Lots of tourists take photos with it. The shop offers a wide selection of unique Gero Onsen souvenirs. These include slow boiled onsen-tamago eggs in dashi broth, Hida beef rice balls, and boxed lunches with lots of Hida beef, and the Inochi-no-Ichi local rice brand that's been declared the tastiest in Japan. The adjacent sake shop sees a lot of visitors and features the 12 breweries of the Hida area.
Enakawa Kamiya Enakyo Store

Shopping

Gifu Ena-shi Oicho 2632-105

"This is a Japanese and Western sweets store that makes and sells kurikinton (pureed sweet chestnuts), a fall time treat that has long been loved by all kinds of cultured people such as travelers, waka poets and haiku poets visiting the Nakasendo post town. They use a brand chestnut ""Choicest Ena Chestnuts"" grown by local contract farmers, and have been making sweets that adapt to the trends and needs of the age. To make their most popular sweet ""Kurikinton,"" a prided masterpiece, carefully selected chestnuts are steamed with a little bit of sugar, and are then squeezed out carefully one by one. It is a local confectionery with a fun simple texture that will warm you from the inside. ""Four Season Kurikinton"" that reflect the colors of the four seasons, and ""Yamamatayama,"" a grilled manju (steamed cake) with chunky azuki bean paste inside are also popular."
Yamaai no Ie

5.0

1 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Gifu Ono-gun Shirakawamura Ogimachi 702

"This souvenir shop is located a seven-minute walk from the Shirakawago general information center ""Deai no Yakata"" opposite the Myozenji Museum. It sells local sake using Hida's famous water, folk crafts and specialty products. There are stalls selling quick and tasty treats, with ""Cremia"" being one of the most popular products, having a crunchy Langue-de-chat cookie base with rich and creamy soft serve ice-cream on top. Visitors can also enjoy the carefully prepared ""Hida Beef Buns,"" which bring out the juicy savory flavor of Hida beef with miso accents. Gassho (large thatched roof) style straps made of beads are also popular souvenirs."

こちらはテイクアウトのお店です。牛串もありますが、甘酒も珈琲も２５０円とコスパ最高です。白川郷に甘酒は合いますよね。ここで甘酒を買って飲み歩きして、雪景色の中、体が温まりました。
Shichifuku

5.0

4 Reviews

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Gifu Nakatsugawa-shi Nakatsugawa 3022-18

"It wasn't a chestnut farmer who started making chestnut confectionery, it was a chestnut confectioner who started the farm to grow and study chestnuts. They continue to make ""Kurikinton,"" a traditional confectionery from Nakatsugawa that uses only sugar and no preservatives or flavoring. Shichifuku's ""Nakatsugawa Sweet Chestnut Paste"" boasts chestnut grains of impressive quality. There are three to four fresh chestnuts used for one serving of Sweet Chestnut Paste, and it has a distinct prominent taste that comes from the condensed deliciousness of the chestnuts. They are sold for a limited time from September to around February of the following year. The ""Butter Dorayaki"" which uses coarse red bean paste from Hokkaido Tokachi red beans and slightly salty whipped buttercream is also popular."

Love the water chest but dessert. One of the best! Tried the puff and most popular crystal dessert. You wont be disappointed. Staff very friendly and warm.
Hida Furukawa Sakura Bussan-kan

4.0

4 Reviews

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Gifu Hida-shi Furukawacho Sannomachi 2-20

"This product center offers a wide selection of craft works, famous confections and specialty processed products from Hida. There is a lineup of special products unique to Hida-Furukawa such as ""Miso rice crackers"" that have the richness and flavor of miso, ""Yancha Namban"" that is a blend of thirteen spices, and ""Mametsukage"" that is deep-fried soy beans mixed with wheat flour and seasoned with sugar and soy sauce. Craftwork by creators who succeed locally such as plant dyeing, Tombodama (glass beads) and Chigiri-e (torn-paper picture) are a sight to behold. You can choose souvenirs for your family and workplace by stopping by during your walk in the attractive townscape of Hida-Furukawa."

映画“君の名は“で有名になった組紐作りの体験をして来ました。元祖は三重県伊賀ですが、映画の中で図書館や駅のシーンが有名になった飛騨古川でも組紐作りが出来ます。組台(丸台)に色違いの４組のシルクと４組の金糸を使って組紐を作りました。親切に教えて頂きましたので、非常に簡単に楽しく作業が出来ました。組紐作りは時間が30...
Tohoen

Shopping

Gifu Pref. Takayamashi Asahimachi 2

This Japanese confectionery is a nine-minute walk from JR Takayama Station. Their popular Neko Manju are delicious and fun to look at. They offer five varieties modeled on the alley cats that gather in the lane behind the shop: tiger, Russian blue, black, white, and tortoise-shell patterned. The dough and bean paste vary with the cat, so it's fun to try them and compare. They also have what's said to be the ultimate Takayama autumn confection, kuri yose, made with chestnuts. Naturally sweet, they don't get heavy however many you eat. If you like sweets, you may find yourself eating the whole thing before you know it.
Hida Komachi

3.0

6 Reviews

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Gifu Pref. Takayamashi Kamisannomachi 47

This shop offers souvenirs and food takeout, and is located in Kami-sannomachi, a castle town area from old Hida Province where the old townscape remains. They sell various food products perfect for eating while walking such as steamed Hida beef buns that overflow with savoriness the more you chew, Hida beef croquette, Hida peach, and soft-serve ice cream made using milk from Hida cows. Popular souvenirs include original dressing using Hida-grown vegetables, jam made from small cranberries, raspberry and Chinese lanterns, tempura salt and lemon salt.

飛騨牛のコロッケをいただきました。アツアツでおいしかったです。散策途中で小腹が空いた時にちょうどいい。
Furukawaya Jinya Tofu (Honmachi Shop)

4.0

7 Reviews

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Gifu Pref. Takayamashi Honmachi 1-32

This veteran tofu shop handcrafts their product the old-fashioned way, cherishing the Hida Takayama style that's been handed down through the generations. Their hallmark product is a local specialty known as “agezuke. Made of hand-fried special tofu skin and completed with their own secret sauce, it's even been featured on television. The lightly fried outside is crispy, with a soft center. They sell other traditional food from the Hida region too, like flavorful komotofu with its spongy texture.

訪問したのが、夕方で当然ながら「あげづけ」は売り切れでしたが待てるのであれば… との事で急遽作っていただけました。作りたてを店の中でいただきましたが、とっても美味しかったです。
Yubayu Shoten

Shopping

Gifu Pref. Gifushi Honmachi 4-36

Yubayu Shoten is a shop specializing in yuba (tofu skin), located about a six-minute walk from Kinkabashi Bridge in the city of Gifu. Founded in 1867, it is a venerable shop that manufactures and sells fresh yuba and dried yuba. Its yuba is made from subsoil water from the Nagaragawa River and from 100% carefully selected, domestically produced soybeans. It is known for its texture and body and is used by many restaurants all over Japan. The shop sells the highest grade of yuba, Kumiage Yuba, as well as Sashimi Yuba, and many customers swear by its thickly rich flavor and the way it goes down. All products are well worth trying.
Japanese Tea Shop Matsuno Chaho

5.0

11 Reviews

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Gifu Pref. Takayamashi Honmachi 2-37

This Japanese tea dealer near Kajibashi Bridge offers carefully selected fine-quality tea from Gifu Prefecture and around Japan. Their classic product is a fragrant, only mildly astringent green hojicha tea called “Hida-no-Tsuyu. With packaging made to resemble an old-style souvenir, it makes a fun gift. It's the only shop in Hida that specializes in tea ceremony utensils, with everything from simple teacups to the gear for full-fledged tea ceremonies. In addition to having a tasting area, they hold lectures on making tasty tea. It's the perfect place not only for buying tea, but also for learning about the charms of this Japanese tea.

Quite a huge range of japanese tea to select. The owner is very friendly and she even offer us to sample their tea before we bought any.
Ohnoya (Sannomachi Shop)

Shopping

Gifu Pref. Takayamashi Kamisannomachi 13

This koji ferment starter shop is in Kamisannomachi, an old Hida castle town with a historic district that survives to this day. It's a 10 -minute walk from JR Takayama Station. They've been making miso and soy sauce since the Edo period with a motto of “simple and delicious. Hida's natural environment has marked large seasonal temperature changes, pure air, and clean underground water that enhance their flagship products of red miso and koji miso. Their main soy sauce varieties of four-year soy sauce, one-year soy sauce, and kibiki soy sauce draw out the flavor of their ingredients. The shop offers miso soup tastings daily.
Daikokuya (Kuruwamachi Shop)

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Gifu Pref. Ogakishi Kuruwamachihigashi 2-14

This tofu shop about a ten-minute walk south of JR Ogaki Station was founded in 1916. They use Fukuyutaka soybeans raised in Gifu Prefecture, Ogaki underground water and the shop's historic techniques to make tofu that's rich and delicious. Their most popular product, known as “Ogaki wa Mizu no Miyako Jumangoku Tofu, is good both warm and chilled. Their No. 1 Ogaki certified brand “Basho Mizu Tofu is popular too, as are their sweets like creamed tofu and pudding. They hold tofu making classes at their workshop.
Gujo Jimiso Daikokuya

3.5

4 Reviews

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Gifu Pref. Gujoushi Hachimanchouhonmachi 837

This special Gujo miso specialty shop with a charming sign, Gujo indigo-dyed shop curtain and red-fruited nandina balls as its landmark is located a five-minute drive from the Tokai-Hokuriku Expressway Gujo-Hachiman Interchange. Their special miso bean paste, made with a time-honored method, uses natural water that springs from underneath the shop and select Japanese soybeans. It has the sweetness and aroma unique to Japanese soybeans, and has a mellow taste even though it is thoroughly salty. Large soybean grains remain in the miso, and it is characteristically soft. You can even eat samples at the front of the store. In addition, they also offer their own original brown sauce and unpasteurized soy sauce.

ゲキまず信じられない。どうやって使ってもつかいきれない。別に感じよくもなく高いだけ。行くことないからいいけど。
Inohiroseikaho

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Gifu Pref. Hidashi Furukawachouninomachi 7-12

This long-established shop is a ten-minute walk from Hida-Furukawa Station. Founded in 1908, they have been making miso rice crackers for over 100 years. With a commitment to standards and flavor, they use homemade miso that's been fermented for three years made with Ryuho soybeans from Akita, producing rice crackers one by one with the same methods they've used since the beginning. While crunching away, the simplicity and warmth of the Hida locals may come to mind. These rice crackers been chosen as an official souvenir of the Gifu Tourism Alliance.
Imoniichan no Mise

5.0

1 Reviews

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Gifu Pref. Kaidushi Hiratachousangou 1984

Chiyobo Inari Jinja Shrine, popularly known as Ochobosan, is one of the Japan's three great shrines dedicated to the god Inari. Located along the path that leads to the shrine is Imo Niichan, which specializes in Daigakuimo (glazed sweet potatoes). Customers can enjoy freshly made Daigakuimo while watching them being cooked on a large griddle. The combination of the thick, shiny, slightly crispy coating and the warm, tender sweet potato is a treat not to be missed. Anyone who eats her quickly understands why this uniquely delicious flavor brings in so many regular customers. Daigakuimo are available in four sizes, ranging from small to extra-large. The restaurant also serves Oni Manju sweet buns with sweet potates (white or black sugar) and Imokenpi (strips of hard candy sweet potatoes).

お千代保稲荷の脇道にあるお芋菓子店。平日でも普通に人が並ぶ人気店かと。自分も同じくして並んで看板商品の「大学いも」と芋菓子を購入。大学いもは大きな鉄板でその場で作っており、熱々ホクホクで別腹にすんなりと入ってしまいました。おやつ変わりにはちょうど良いです。
Hida Sansho

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Gifu Pref. Takayamashi Okuhidaonsengoumurakami 35-1

This is where products such as the Hida classic Sansho Powder is manufactured and sold. They harvest the local specialty sansho (Japanese pepper) buds one by one by hand, and then after drying them in the shade, the sansho is dried in the sun and turned into powder with a millstone and mallet in order to keep the aroma. This sansho powder that is made with a time-consuming process that has remained unchanged since its founding suits not only eels, meat and fish but also cheese and Italian dishes, giving it the reputation of being something very addictive. Their “Sansho Shichimi,” which mixes sansho with red pepper, red cayenne pepper, hemp seed and white sesame, and their whole grain sansho, which comes with a mill to enjoy the fragrance when it is freshly ground, are both popular items.
KALDI COFFEE FARM Ogaki

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Gifu Ogaki-shi Sotono 2-100 AEON MALL Ogaki 1F
KALDI COFFEE FARM Kakamigahara

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Gifu Kakamigahara-shi Nakakayabacho 3-8 AEON MALL Kakamigahara 1F
KALDI COFFEE FARM Aqua Walk Ogaki

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Gifu Ogaki-shi Hayashimachi 6-80-21-111 Aqua Walk Ogaki 1F
KALDI COFFEE FARM Gifu

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Gifu Gifu-shi Masaki Naka 1-2-1 Masa 21 SC 1F

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Gifu Areas

Tucked away in the very center of Japan, Gifu prefecture houses mountains, old towns, and one of Japan’s greatest hot springs, Gero Onsen. A tour of the prefecture’s traditional architecture will take you from the mountain-enveloped wooden streets of Takayama to the mountain village of Shirakawago, where visitors can explore 250-year-old thatched roofed houses known as gassho-zukuri.