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MALera Gifu

Leisure / Hobbies

Gifu Pref. Motosushi Mitsuhashi 1100

MALera Gifu is a shopping mall of approximately 200 shops, including clothes, boutique, and food shops, as well as restaurants and entertainment facilities. The large shopping center is home to popular fast fashion brands and with fun events held from time to time it’s a great place for both adults and children. Charging points for electric cars are also available in the parking lot.
Yoro Park

Leisure / Hobbies

Gifu Yoro-gun Yorocho Taka Bayashi 1298-2
Guruman Vital Tarui Main Shop

4.0

34 Reviews

Shopping

Gifu Pref. Fuwaguntaruichou Miyashiro 441

This is a bakery & pastry shop adjoining a bread factory and workshop, and a farm all together on an expansive area along National Route 21. At this shop, over 150 types of varieties of handmade breads are made here, in which only domestic ingredients are used. Not only can customers buy bread to take home, but one of the attractions is that one can enjoy the bread there at the eat-in space or at outdoor cafe tables. In addition to the everyday popular breads, many new breads and pastry creations by the pastry chef are for sale along with cheeses and wines. At the adjoining cafe, Bellwood, breads and pizzas are the main items offered.

Um local muito aconchegante, bom pra curtir uma boa comida e um ambiente muito bom, com um cardápio variado , com área pra quem tem pet.
Kinchoen Sohonke

4.0

21 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Gifu Ogaki-shi Kuruwamachi 2-10

"This long-established Japanese confectionery shop was started in 1798. Ogaki is called the ""City of Water,"" and the popular confection ""Kinchoen Manju"" is the result of trying to create a sweet that suited the water of Ogaki with modified research. The sweet bean paste using plenty of good quality groundwater has a clean taste without any harshness. It is their prided product wrapped in yeast for making sake that they have made for over 150 years. Tesshin Ohara, who was once the feudal lord of the Mino-Ogaki domain, was very impressed when given them, and it is said the name of the confection was chosen in a song to praise it."

大垣城近くにある、金蝶園総本家。大垣駅前にも古い町家のお店があります。大垣名物の金蝶園饅頭をいただきました。1個からバラでも販売されています。あっさりしたこし餡の饅頭。160年以上前から変わらぬ製法とのことです。夏は是非店内で水饅頭を食べて下さいとおすすめされました。
UKOKKEI DOUXCE FORET

Gourmet / Alcohol

Gifu Ogaki-shi Takayacho 1-52-1

"The name of this western-style confectionery shop means ""comfortable and calm forest"" in French. It sells pudding, madeleines, Baumkuchen and Castellas that are carefully finished one by one using highly nutritious silky fowl eggs. Their silky fowl pudding, which has a distinctly smooth texture, is an amazing dish that has a moderate sweetness despite its richness. Because it does not use any synthetic sweeteners or thickeners, it is reputed for being able to enjoy the clean aftertaste that is unique to using natural ingredients. Besides Western confectionery, it also sells egg noodles made with silky fowl eggs and silky fowl eggs firm enough to be pinched with chopsticks."
Kinseido

Gourmet / Alcohol

Gifu Ogaki-shi Akasakacho Koyasu 3377

This Japanese and Western confectionery shop with an appearance that makes you feel its history is located a five-minute walk from Mino-Akasaka Station. They continue to make sweets such as mizu-manju (sweetened bean paste stuffed in kuzu starch jelly) using the famous water of Ogaki, called the city of water, oni-manju with mixed sweet potatoes cut into cubes, castella with the flavor of red beans, and joyo-manju with kneaded yuzu citrus skin. The shop makes five fresh confectionery using white bean jam that is colored or shaped and sweet rice jelly, and has the skills to win top awards at confectionery contests that evaluate color, size and beauty. This long-established confectionery shop has a history that spans over 110 years.
Daikokuya (Kuruwamachi Shop)

Shopping

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.
Cheesecake Princess

4.0

18 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Gifu Pref. Ogakishi Nishitogawachou 2-45

A cheesecake specialty shop offering over 20 varieties of cheesecake at any given time from among a selection of more than 100. The shop’s cheesecakes are made with select ingredients and include fruit cheesecakes, vegetable cheesecakes, Japanese-style cheesecakes, and seasonal cheesecakes. The shop’s cheesecakes were originally made just for the family’s owner—crafted without the use of excessive additives or chemical compounds, these cheesecakes are safe and healthy to eat for adults and children. Particularly recommended is the “Hana Yori d’Anje,” a delicately sweet and melt-in-your-mouth unbaked cheesecake served in a masu wooden sake cup from Ogaki, a city which boasts the largest production of masu cups in the country. Visually appealing as well, this cheesecake variety makes for a popular souvenir.

行く前から地元の有名店と聞いてチェックしていたので行ってみたかったです。とても可愛らしくて美味しかったです。また行きます。
Boulangerie Un Pain

4.0

2 Reviews

Shopping

Gifu Pref. Kaidushi Hiratachousangou 894-1

This bakery is right near the large southern torii gate to Chiyobo Inari-jinja Shrine in Kaizu City. Its name means a loaf of bread in French, and as the name implies, each and every item is prepared with the utmost care. Their genuine baguettes are famous, made with authentic ingredients and methods. They offer different freshly baked items daily. Their crispy croissants with fresh cream inside, brioches made with fresh local eggs, and kouign-amann all come recommended.

美味しいパン屋さんでした。種類はさほど多くないですが、どれも丁寧に作って理、美味しいパンです。お店の雰囲気も良かったです。
Tanakaya Senbei Sohonke (Main Shop)

Gourmet / Alcohol

Gifu Pref. Ogakishi Honmachi 2-16

Located in the city of Ogaki in Gifu Prefecture, Tanaka-ya Senbei is a shop founded in 1859 that specializes in Senbei (rice crackers). The founder learned to make Senbei in Osaka, and invented Ogaki Senbei, which contain miso. This recipe has been handed down through the generations, to produce crackers that achieve a hard gloss without the use of eggs. The miso flavored with a Koji leavening agent has its own special sweetness and scent and melts in one’s mouth. It sells three types of crackers, the thick and round, one-folded with a balance of hardness and sweetness, and twice-folded, that is famed as the hardest in Japan. The shop also offers Tamahodo, wafers that come in a variety of flavors.
Imoniichan no Mise

5.0

1 Reviews

Shopping

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。
Tsuchiya (Tawaramachi Main Shop)

3.5

15 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Gifu Pref. Ogakishi Tawaramachi 39

Tsuchiya is the main store of a traditional sweet shop founded in 1755 in the city of Ogaki in Gifu Prefecture. Specialties on sale include persimmon yokan (candy made from agar and bean paste) made from intensely sweet Dojo Hachiya persimmons, Noshigaki and Enju Gaki, with a slightly dried surface. From autumn to winter, one of its most popular products is Kuri Kinton, made with only sugar and the finest chestnuts that careful farmers grow in the local rich soil. The beautiful Japanese sweet called “Mizu no iro (the color of water)” is a rarity that has attracted coverage in Nikkei Newspapers.

大垣駅から徒歩15分。西美濃名産の柿を使った柿羊羹で有名な1755年創業の和菓子店。店舗は木造瓦葺きの歴史ある建築物で、古めかしい「柿羊羹」の木製看板が趣を添えている。商品もさることながら建物好きの人にも訪れて頂きたい店である。
Mochiso

3.5

17 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Gifu Pref. Ogakishi Kuruwamachi 1-61

This traditional Japanese sweets shop located in Ogaki City, Gifu Prefecture is south of Ogaki Station, to the side of Ogaki Park after crossing the Shin-Ohashi Bridge. The mizu-manju that the shop has made since its founding in 1862 have a transparent jelly outside and packed with red bean paste. In particular, the “mizu-mangori” sold only in the summer are a popular product, and is mizu-manju covered in pure white ice and topped with syrup. In addition, they also have monaka (thin crisp mochi wafers) and sable so you can enjoy crispy Japanese and Western taste, and new products such as mochi filled with heavy cream that is matcha-flavored or a summer-only lime flavor.

お餅を買いに行ってきました。季節の和菓子も種類多く、お赤飯もとても美味しいのでオススメです。行くたびに新しいお菓子が増えています。
Hidagyu Yoro Meat Main Store

Shopping

Gifu Pref. Yourougunyourouchou Ishibata 819-5

This meat shop is located along Prefectural Road 56, also called Yoro Yakiniku Highway, in Yoro Town which has many yakiniku barbecue restaurants and butcher shops since long ago. They sell high-quality meat that is safe and delicious at affordable prices such as Hida beef raised on their own fattening ranch at the foot of Mt. Ibuki, and pork from the base of Mt. Yoro. The ham and sausages made following traditional methods in the company’s ham factory are also recommended. There is a directly operated barbecue area in the adjacent Yoro Umaimon Hiroba (Dainty Food Square) where you can grill and eat meat that you buy at the shop (reservations recommended).
AEON MALL Ogaki

Shopping

Gifu Ogaki-shi Sotono 2-100
Aqua Walk Ogaki

Shopping

Gifu Ogaki-shi Hayashimachi 6-80-21
SUPERCENTERPLANT6 (Super Center-Plant 6) Mizuho

Shopping

Gifu Mizuho-shi Saikawa 5-38
Apita Kitagata

Shopping

Gifu Motosu-gun Kitagatacho Heisei 2-3
The Daiso Don Quijote Ogaki Asakusa

Shopping

Gifu Ogaki-shi Asakusa 4-chome 65-banchi 2
Super Viva Home Ogaki

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Gifu Ogaki-shi Sotono 3-32-1

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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.