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Numazu Fish Market INO

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Shizuoka Pref. Numadushi Sembonminatochou 128-3

This marine product facility complex houses everything from an auction house to a market as well as an observation deck, dining hall, and other sightseeing attractions. It is located at Numazu Port in Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. The first floor has a wholesale fish market, cargo handling space, and a marine unloading dock for coastal fishing vessels. On the second floor has a conveyor belt sushi restaurant where you can enjoy fresh catches as well as a seafood dining hall, a Hawaiian restaurant in the “INO Seafood Dining Hall,” the large “Byuo” water gate with a great view, and an observation deck from which you can see Mt. Fuji, not to mention an observation passageway from which you can observe the first floor. You can view the morning auction too, which runs from 5:45–approx. 7 a.m.
Baigetsu-en (Matsuzaki Store)

Gourmet / Alcohol

Shizuoka Pref. Kamogunmatsuzakichou Matsuzaki 379-3

Located in the town of Matsuzaki in Kamo County, Shizuoka Prefecture, Baigetsu-en is a venerable confectionary that has sold both Japanese and Western sweets since 1931. It is said to be the original home of one of Matsuzaki’s most famous sweets, Cherry Leaf Mochi. Consisting of mochi and sweet bean paste wrapped up in a leaf from a local cherry tree, this confection combines a salty flavor with a delicate sweetness as it melts in one’s mouth. Chohachi no Tatsu, a Japanese-style confection made by coating two layers of mochi in fine Wasanbon sugar, is also highly regarded. It also sells a wide variety of other sweets, including roll cakes, Monaka (bean jam between two crisp mochi wafers) and Kintsuba (gelatin covered with a rice batter).
blueberry Gotemba Branch

4.0

7 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Shizuoka Pref. Gotembashi Nihashi 1144-1

This confectionery is in Niihashi, Gotemba City, Shizuoka Prefecture in a simple, dark-colored building. Colorful packages with lovely sweets adorn the interior, along with original cakes made with seasonal ingredients. The “Ponyo Ponyo” cream puffs are the most popular item by far, and they’ve even been featured on TV. The crust is doughy and the filling nice and creamy, making it a delectable treat.

ケーキを何個かかって帰りました。チョコレートケーキは濃厚なんだけど、飽きのこない味付けで食べやすかったです。
Yamadaya-Kaisan

3.0

1 Reviews

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Shizuoka Pref. Kamogunhigashizuchou Okawa 160-14

This longstanding dried marine product shop is located along National Route 135 Higashiizu Town, Kamo County, Shizuoka Prefecture. The signboard with the big red bream serves as the landmark. It’s known for its sun-dried marine products without any additives, and you can always see various fish drying outside the shop. With the sea breeze blowing over them from the nearby ocean and the sun shining above, these fine products are soft and offer a superb salty taste. Especially popular are the high-quality “Inatori Kinme” red bream caught in Inatori, which come both dried and boiled.

宿泊施設で食べたあじのひものの味が忘れられなく、立ち寄りました。主人は隣のLAWSONにいました。地産物の金目鯛のコーナーなどもあります。スペースは広くないですが、物揃えは良いと思います。
Patisserie Que sera sera

4.5

20 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Shizuoka Pref. Shimodashi Shikine 3-40

This confectionery, located in Shimoda City in Shizuoka Prefecture, features authentic sweets baked by a couple who did their training in Tokyo. Lovely cakes made with seasonal fruits, chocolate, and other ingredients are available. The “asayaki nama roll” is especially popular and comes in plain, matcha, and fruit varieties. The “Shimoda retro” salt madeleines produced in Shimoda are popular as well. There’s a cafe area outside, so you can treat yourself to some cake and tea.

這裡是下田少有的咖啡店，有新鮮出爐蘋果批，可選擇加雪糕。地方雅緻，是跟好友詳談的好地方。除食物外，還有一些裝飾品供選購。
Ajiya

4.0

12 Reviews

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Shizuoka Pref. Numadushi Sembonminatochou 128-1

Ajiya is a dried marine product store and dining hall inside the “Numazu Minato Shinsenkan” in Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It is run by the Numazu Fish Wholesaler Cooperative and offers high-quality Numazu dried goods at reasonable prices. The dining hall, in addition to dried goods, offers food made with fresh seafood delivered straight from the port. The “uncut boiled red bream set” along with the deluxe “Numazu rice bowl” and “dried horse mackerel set” offer a rich variety of menu options.

新鮮館の中にある食堂ですが、この界隈ではかなりコスパが良い方だと思います。定食料理は新鮮でボリュームもあり満足でした。店頭にはマグロのカマが特売されていたので、お土産としてゲットしました。
Manju Sohonzan Genraku

4.0

15 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Shuzenji 967

This is a manju specialty shop near the famous “Shuzenji Temple” in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It is a well-known shop that is often featured on TV shows and in magazines. “Genraku Sesame Manju” which is known as the representative souvenir of Shuzenji is a black manju that has bamboo charcoal mixed in the dough. It is a masterpiece with the moist texture of the skin matching perfectly with the bean paste full of the aroma and deep taste of sesame. All sorts of Japanese sweets such as Yomogimanju and Joyomanju are sold in the store.

黒胡麻饅頭、甘くて、美味しいです。三日しか、日持ちしません。試食に丸々一個勧められました、たしかに、驚きです。でも、おいしくいただけました。
Tofu Mizuguchi

4.0

2 Reviews

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Shizuoka Pref. Izunokunishi Nagaoka 647-1

This is a tofu shop in Nagaoka, Izunokuni City. It is a traditional shop that has been manufacturing and selling tofu made from domestically produced soy beans and underground water for over 50 years. Other than the various range of tofu that changes with each season, fresh tofu skin and sweets made from soy milk such as ice-cream, cheese cake, and pudding are also popular with the locals and tourists.

地元の豆腐屋ですが、店内や店先で買ったものを食べることができます。豆乳プリン、豆乳ソフトクリームなど200円ぐらいです。
FruFull Gotemba

Gourmet / Alcohol

Shizuoka Pref. Gotembashi Higashitanaka 2-14-25

This is Japan’s first fresh fruit jelly specialty shop located in Higashitanaka 2-chome, Gotemba. The shop owner makes more than 10 types of fresh fruit jelly every morning using seasonal fruits selected personally by the owner at the Tokyo market. The jelly, using generous amounts good quality fruit, has gained popularity and more than 1.8 million pieces have been sold in the 10 years since opening in 2006. The shop has appeared in the media as well.
Lolo Kurofune

4.0

5 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

2-2-37 Shimoda-shi, Shizuoka prefecture

This is a Japanese sweets shop in Shimoda, Shizuoka Prefecture. The shop sells many sweets associated with the opening of the port of Shimoda due to the arrival of the Black Ships such as “Kurofuneyaki Pawhatan”, a Castella with orange and raspberry Jam wrapped in langue de chat, “Kurofune Raiko Monaka” and “Kurofune Manju (Black)”. An assortment of baked sweets called “Kurofune Raiko Set” is a popular souvenir.

評判が良さそうだったので伺いましたが・・・私的には相性が悪かったようです。常連さんメインの店の雰囲気、確かにいつ来るかわからない観光客相手には冷めた態度も分からなくはないですが、次は無いかな-と思いました。数点かいましたが、そのような事もあり味は余り美味しく感じられませんでした。置いてあるものが和菓子などなので敢えて冷房が効いていなかったのか店内は蒸し暑くその中でおこわなどが並んでいましたが、購...
Guricha no Sugiyama Izu Kogen Shop

4.0

25 Reviews

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Shizuoka Pref. Itoushi Yawatano 1105-120

This shop is directly operated by “Sugiyama Tea Factory” and is located along the Higashi Izu Road in Yawatano, Ito City. The tea leaves, completely steamed by the deep-steaming manufacturing method, become a twisted shape and are called “Guricha”, loved by the locals. Other than Guricha tea, additive-free ice-cream using Guricha is also sold and is becoming a popular product. The parking lot and inside of the shop is all barrier free.

一緒に行った姪が食べたい！というので寄ってみました。抹茶ソフト、おいしかったです！ショップの方もお茶そのものもですが、その他いろいろあって楽しめます。
Kotobashi Confectionery

4.5

9 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Tsukigase 580-6

This is a long-established confectionery shop located on the Shimoda Kaido in Tsukigase, Izu City, founded over 100 years ago. The famous “Ino Monaka” is a delicious dish of Tokachi produced red beans cooked over a direct flame for five hours to a paste, and sandwiched in a shell (the shape of a boar). It has been well-known as a souvenir of Izu since the early Showa period.

国道沿いにある猪最中が有名なお店です。できあがった最中もありますが、餡と猪の形をした可愛い最中の皮を別々に飼うこともでき、自分で作ってぱりぱりに美味しく頂くこともできます。
Nisshindo Shop

4.0

7 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

3-3-7 Shimoda-shi, Shizuoka prefecture

This is a traditional sweets shop in 3-chome, Shimoda established in 1922. The madeleine cakes which Yukio Mishima, who spent his holidays in Shimoda, called “Japan’s best madeleine” has a moist texture without using milk or butter, and the flavor has remained unchanged since the 1950s. Also the lemon cake using natural lemon is a famous product that has continued for more than 50 years and is sold as a set with madeleine cakes.

古き昭和の時代からあるこの店は、今もなおその趣は変わらず”洋菓子”店としてあります。今は、甘さも見た目も増してその味に慣れてしまってますが、控えめで上品な味は他の店にはない、この店の味を保っています。マドレーヌやレモンケーキは当時高級菓子で特別な日やご褒美の品でした。懐かしさと健闘している姿が店の構えからも伝わってきました。
Atami Hoteiya

4.0

17 Reviews

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Shizuoka Pref. Atamishi Chuouchou 19-39 Maxvalu Atami store

Atami Hoteiya in a MaxValu supermarket near Atami City Hall in Chuo Town, Atami City is a bakery which was established in 1947. Though the business has transferred to MaxValu Tokai, it continues in operation today to produce and sell products, inheriting the processing method for the well-known Hotei’s steamed bread and reproducing it from the ingredients to equipment.

・蒸しパンショコラ(138円)/蒸しパンさつまいも(138円...
Satsuma-age Hayama

4.0

2 Reviews

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Shizuoka Pref. Kamogunmatsuzakichou Matsuzaki 495-111

Located near Matsuzaki Harbor in Kamo County, Shizuoka Prefecture, Satsuma age Hayama specializes in Satsuma-age, deep-fried fish cakes. These fish cakes are formed by hand on a wooden tray and then deep-fried only in quantities sufficient for the day’s customers. The shop sells many kinds of Satsuma-age, including limited seasonal varieties, such as Hiraten Satsuma-age, made with freshwater seaweed, and Karee Dango (curry dumplings), which has been a popular choice for over 40 years.

我が故郷のお土産の一つです。昔、幼馴染の父母が朝早くから作っていたのを覚えています。石臼の中の“魚のすり身”を入れて、叔母さんが“石臼だと、切り身を捏ねても熱が出ないから美味しくできる”と言ったことを覚えています。その製造方法は、今も引き継がれ、そのままでも、山葵醤油で、濃い目の砂糖醤油での煮物、決して上品な姿かたちではありませんが、どれも懐かしい思い出の味です。酒の肴にはいうことなしです。ぜひ...
Sumiyoshiya Atami Main Shop

3.5

6 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Shizuoka Pref. Atamishi Nagisachou 13-2

Sumiyoshiya Atami Main Shop on National Route 135 in Nagisa Town, Atami City is a western pastry shop. The torokeru cheese cake in which the cream cheese is blended with custard cream and steamed in an oven has a surprisingly soft texture so it has gained popularity as a mail order gourmet sweet.

熱海のお土産をこちらで購入しました。こちらのお店オリジナルの焼き菓子が多く、観光客の方にも人気なようです。
Izu-Ichinokura

4.0

5 Reviews

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Shizuoka Pref. Itoushi Yawatano 1105-44

Izu-Ichinokura is a Western-style Japanese confectionery store located on Higashi-Izu Road in Yawatano, Ito City. The store is particularly famous for its “Storehouse-steamed Manju Buns,” which are steamed buns with a slightly sweet filling inside an eight-millimeter-thick casing. Izu-Ichinokura also offers a wide range of other Western-style Japanese confectionery products, including ganache, Yokan (gelled sweet bean paste), financier pastry, jelly, and special seasonal products.

こちらのおまんじゅうを手土産に持っていくととても好評です。おまんじゅうだけでなく、どら焼き、栗菓子、みかん菓子など様々な種類があります。個人的にはやき栗がとても美味しいくておすすめです。
Izu no Tokoroten Morita-ya

4.0

4 Reviews

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Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Yagisawa 1297

Located in Yagisawa along National Route 136 in the city of Izu, Morita-ya specializes in Tokoroten (jellied seaweed noodles). It manufactures and sells Tokoroten made from the finest grade of red gelidium and spring water from the foothills of Mt. Amagi. One of its other popular products is completely sun-dried salt made from the mineral-rich waters of Suruga Bay processed by a traditional way. The manufacturing process of the salt can be seen with an advanced reservation.

私は食わず嫌いで、心太とはアラフィフのこの年まで縁がなかったのですが、ここの心太を松崎町の豊崎ホテルの朝食でいただいてから、ここの心太だけは進んで食べます！さっき朝食で食べたばかりなのに、帰り道にも盛田屋さんに寄り道して、心太を食べて帰りました。豊崎ホテルの方いわく、突くのではなく、包丁で刻んで食べると歯応えのある食感になるそうです。知人に送りましたが、大好評でしたよ。
Ebiden

4.0

1 Reviews

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Shizuoka Pref. Numadushi Sembonminatochou 128-1 Numazu Minato inside the fresh building

Ebiden is a specialist senbei (rice cracker) store located inside the Numazu Minato Shinsenkan building in Senbonminato Town, Numazu City. It sells a wide range of different types of senbei, including wasabi, sea urchin, octopus, burdock, and garlic flavors. One of the store’s best-known products is “Whole Grilled Squid Senbei,” made by pressing a whole squid and then grilling it.

新鮮館の一番奥の左側にある煎餅屋。いろいろなエビを使った煎餅がラインナップ、大袋のみならず一人食べ切りの小袋があり、いろいろな煎餅が入ったミックス袋もある。もちろんエビ以外にもイカ焼き煎餅・青海苔煎餅・山葵煎餅等も多数もある。店舗横の厨房ではイカ焼き煎餅のプレスを行っていた。
JA Izu Taiyo Mikan Winery

4.0

2 Reviews

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Shizuoka Pref. Kamogunhigashizuchou Inatori 3348-13

The JA Izu Mikan Winery, located in the Inatori district in Higashiizu Town, produces mikan (satsuma orange) wine. Besides mikan wine, made using locally-grown mikan oranges, the Winery also makes and sells other types of fruit wine, jams, etc. Visitors can taste the mikan wine (the Winery is almost the only place in Japan where this is made), and also bayberry wine, aloe wine etc. The Winery offers free tours of the production facility, after which visitors can purchase wine to take home.

土曜日お昼頃におじゃしました。店内はあまり広くないので10名ぐらいでいっぱいな感じです。店内は明るく、清潔感があります。みかんワインは甘口辛口があります。スッキリした辛口ワインが良いと思いましたが、甘口ワインと辛口ワインのセットがお得なので、そちらを購入しました。3人ぐらいお客さんがいらっしゃいましたが、試飲したり、ワインを選んだりしても、30分はかからないので、特に待つという感じはありませんでし...

Shizuoka

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Shizuoka Areas

With the giant Pacific Ocean to the south and the great Mount Fuji to the north, Shizuoka prefecture is blessed with some of the best views the country has to offer. The white sand beaches of the Izu Peninsula are a rare find on mainland Japan, neighbored by beautiful cliffs, tumbling hills, and natural hot springs. As Japan’s largest producer of green tea, the age-old tradition of tea drinking is ubiquitous in Shizuoka, from the miles of tea fields to the old tea houses hosting traditional tea ceremonies.