Groceries Spots in Mie Area

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Mie
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- Kanto
  
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  Gunma
  
  Saitama
  
  Chiba
  
  Tokyo
  
  Kanagawa
- Koshinetsu / Hokuriku
  
  Niigata
  
  Toyama
  
  Ishikawa
  
  Fukui
  
  Yamanashi
  
  Nagano
- Tokai
  
  Gifu
  
  Shizuoka
  
  Aichi
  
  Mie
- Kinki
  
  Shiga
  
  Kyoto
  
  Osaka
  
  Hyogo
  
  Nara
  
  Wakayama
- Chugoku
  
  Tottori
  
  Shimane
  
  Okayama
  
  Hiroshima
  
  Yamaguchi
- Shikoku
  
  Tokushima
  
  Kagawa
  
  Ehime
  
  Kochi
- Kyushu / Okinawa
  
  Fukuoka
  
  Saga
  
  Nagasaki
  
  Kumamoto
  
  Oita
  
  Miyazaki
  
  Kagoshima
  
  Okinawa

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- Ise
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- Matsusaka / Tsu
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Category

Shopping

Groceries

Uoharu

3.5

2 Reviews

Shopping

Mie Pref. Iseshi Ujinakanokirichou 49

This long-established marine product store opened in 1931 and is located at the entrance of Oharai Town in front of Ise-jingu Shrine. The old wooden building has a big “Uoharu” sign as its landmark. You’ll find saury, dried round herring, horse mackerel, and many other dried marine products that Ise has been blessed with for ages. The “same no tare,” which is sun-dried shark slices that can only be eaten in Ise and are provided as an offering to the shrine, is a popular product that has been featured as an Ise souvenir in magazines and newspapers.

おはらい通りに2店舗あります。さめたれが有名ですがさめたれは冷蔵で保管しないとアンモニア臭が出て食べられなくなるとのこと。無料で小さい保冷剤、100円ほどで大きい保冷剤を入れていただけますが、買ったときはまだ凍っていた塩のさめたれも4時間ほどかかって家に帰ると保冷剤は解けてないけどしっかり解凍済みでした。急いで帰ったので食べる分にはおいしくいただけましたが塩味の強い骨のない白身魚といった感じ...
Dagashi no Aiya

Shopping

Mie Pref. Matsusakashi Nakamachi 1869

Aiya, located about seven minutes’ walk from Matsusaka Station, is a well-established inexpensive traditional sweet shop which is uncompromising about keeping the traditional handmade process. In a tiny shop with a retro atmosphere, there is a range of inexpensive handmade snacks using local ingredients which may make you feel somewhat nostalgic. Youmeito for which wheat flour is kneaded with raw sugar and syrup, hard candy such as kurodama, rakkadama (peanut candy) and hachimitsudama (honey candy), Suirai Japanese style cookies and various flavors of nanairomaneki are recommended by the owner. The shop sells them loose as well as by weight and also offers assortments for gifts.
Kogetsudo

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Igashi Uenonakamachi 3028

Kogetsudo, located five minutes’ walk from Uenoshi Station on the Iga Railway Line, is a well-established Japanese sweet shop selling decchiyokan (sweet bean cakes using inexpensive ingredients). In a tiny shop with a traditional and retro exterior, there is a range of nostalgic sweets including Iga local sweets. Decchiyokan, the hallmark product, is like a soft sweet bean jelly, and this famous traditional confectionery has long been loved in the Iga region. Decchiyokan, which is moist and smooth with soft texture, is lightly sweetened as it uses traditional ingredients such as agar strip and honkuzu (100% arrowroot) from the Yoshino region. The owner makes them himself every morning.
Kashikobo Shimaya

Shopping

Mie Pref. Shimashi Shimachouwagu 851-4

Kashikobo Shimaya located in Shima Town on the Ise Peninsula, is a specialty Japanese and European sweet shop. Many of the sweets use seafood which is abundant in the Ise Peninsula and a local specialty. The Kinko tartlet is a Japanese infused roll in which yuzu paste is sprinkled with kinko, a dried sweet potato and a well-known local specialty of Ise, and wrapped with castella made from rice flour. The Tanuki cake which became famous for its originality and is featured in the media is a tiny cake shaped like a tanuki (raccoon). The colors such as chocolate and matcha symbolize Feng Shui, and also sold online.
Katsuo no Tenpaku 'Katsuo Ibushi Goya'

4.5

6 Reviews

Shopping

Mie Pref. Shimashi Daiouchounakiri 362-1

This bonito smoking shop in Daiozaki, Nakiri, Shima City is over 100-years-old. Their dried bonito was once used as an offering to Ise-jingu Shrine and they still use their traditional hand-made techniques of “tebiyama” stacking smoke boxes. You can get tours to see how they prepare the charcoals and make the bonito for “Kiwametsuki Katsuobushi (High-Quality bonito)” and “Ise Nakiribushi.” (for a fee) Once they’re done you can experience shaving the bonito flakes yourself, sample some of the best bonito dashi soup, and taste the freshly carved bonito on top of a bowl of hot rice as Okaka Gohan.

Amazing experience. The owner threw some jokes while explaining the traditional method to make bonito flakes. You can even taste some at the end. Pretty neat.
Iseji Meisan Aji no Yakata

Shopping

Mie Pref. Iseshi Ujinakanokirichou 52

A food goods store with specialty products from along the Ise Road in Okage Yokocho, Kameyama City, Mie. This traditional store built in an old Japanese-style house offers rows upon rows of tightly packed Ise Road food items made from ingredients from the rich seas and mountains. These high-quality gifts are popular as souvenirs and to take home, including the highly recommended Ise Tea, Ise Takuan, Ise Udon, and Ise Soy Sauce, all made from the rich nature and climate of Ise. It’s a great place to buy gifts in bulk.
Kikuya

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Iseshi Ujimazaikechou 42

This store in Oharai-machi in front of Ise-jingu Shrine makes and sells shoga (ginger) candy. Shoga candy, an Ise specialty made by simmering ginger juice and sugar together, has been a long-time a staple of Ise gifts. They offer a variety of flavors including matcha green tea, red bean and cinnamon. The retro packaging of Ise-jingu Shrine’s card is well loved by all ages.
hembamochi iseshi Sta. Mae

4.0

5 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Iseshi Honmachi 17-16

JR伊勢市駅の近くの外宮参道にあるので、電車に乗る前に気軽に購入できます。餅２つ入りの１個から購入できるます。餡は甘すぎずさらっともちもちで、懐かしい味がします。
Toraya Shogetsu

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Suzukashi Mikkaichichou 1871-15

This Japanese-style sweet shop in Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture was founded 50 years ago. Taking the Mie Kotsu Route Bus from Kintetsu Shiroko Station, you'll find it near the Karasuno Bus Stop. Their hallmark item is Suzuka-no-Shufu Rider Monaka, a sweet shaped like a motorcycle racer like you might see at the Suzuka Circuit race track. They're made with superior ingredients including tsubuan red bean paste made with soft cooked name-brand Hokkaido grown adzuki beans sandwiched between tasty wafers made from domestic mochi rice. They also have dora-yaki cakes made with the same red bean paste as their monaka cakes.
Mother Fruit

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Iseshi Okamoto 1-2-3

Founded in 1991, Mother Fruit is located near the Ise City Hall and specializes in Ise-style confections. It sells only Jingu Shiraishi Cookies and Beni Kajitsu cookies. Jingu Shiraishi Cookies are meant to evoke the white stones (Shiraishi) that are spread on the ground in the most sacred part of Ise Jingu Shrine, and their rounded shape gives an impression of neatness. Customers like their crunchy texture, their faint sweetness, and the scent of chestnut. Together with the pink Beni Kajitsu cookies, they form a contrast between red and white and are therefore recommended as presents for celebrations.
Asahiya Sakamoto Manju Seizohonpo

4.0

8 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Iseshi Futamichouchaya 107-6

This veteran Japanese-style confectionery at Futaminoura Station was founded in 1913. They take pride in providing genuine manju buns, so everything's handmade. Their delicious Sakamoto Manju feature 100% Hokkaido adzuki red bean jam in buns prepared with naturally fermented rice koji starter. These treats with chewy outsides and the clean sweetness of adzuki beans are only available at their shop, providing a traditional flavor that you can only find there. Once they're sold out, that's it. Of course, they're great as snacks, but they make fine souvenirs as well.

二見浦駅を出て市街に向かってすぐ。酒素饅頭は、「さかもとまんじゅう」。ご主人曰く「よそは酒粕を入れているんで酒饅頭と言っているが、これはそうではなくて、麹菌で作っている酒饅頭。本物の酒饅頭です」。まあ、自意識の高いお店です。
Blanca (Toba Main Store)

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Tobashi Toba 3-15-3

The main store of the Western-style confectionary Blanca is located in the city of Toba. Its flagship product is its Shell Leines, i.e. madeleines made in the shape of pearl oyster shells. These sweets have not only won numerous national prizes, like Honorary President Prize at the Japan Confectionary Expo 1994, or Prefectural Prize (Mie) at the Japan Gift Awards 2017, but were also chosen to be served during coffee breaks at the G7 Iseshima Summit. Natural pearl shell calcium, made by grinding up the mother-of-pearl inside the shell, is added to the dough, and this confection is popular for its crispy outer layer and its moist center.
Yanagiya Hozen

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Matsusakashi Nakamachi 1877

This veteran confectionery shop is five minutes on foot from JR Matsusaka Station. It has operated for over 430 years since its founding in 1575. One of its most popular items is its monaka with a unique and refined flavor that consists of a filling called oinotomo (similar to yokan sweet bean jelly) spread between two wafers. Other sweets like their bell-shaped Suzu Monaka, and Norinaga Candy which revived an old kind of medicine in a new way come recommended as snacks to go with tea or souvenirs. Guests can also enjoy a leisurely cup of matcha green tea and seasonal sweets while gazing at the garden of their Sabo Yoryuen. Some of these sweets include cream zenzai soft bean jam cakes, ujikin warabi (made from uji tea and glutinous rice cake with bracken), and their own gelato.
Wakamatsuya (Okage Yokocho Shop)

4.0

45 Reviews

Shopping

Mie Pref. Iseshi Ujinakanokirichou 52 Inside Okage Yokocho

This veteran nerimono fish cake shop and home of the Cheese Stick is an Okage Yokocho classic. Founded in 1905 in Kawasaki, known as Ise's kitchen, they continue making nerimono with the same flavor that's been passed down through the generations. Items include their super popular Cheese Sticks (fried fish cake on a stick with cheese inside), Hiryozu fritters made with a base of tofu and fish paste mixed with nine other ingredients, and their Clam and Scallop Sticks packed with the sweet and savory flavor of shellfish. You'll get your order piping hot as they fry it for you on the spot. Of course, you can eat it on the go, but taking some time to eat at their tables is nice, too.

おかげ横丁にある「若松屋」。食べ歩きグルメとしてもいいし、店内にテーブルがあるので、店内でも食べられます。注文が入ってから揚げてくれるので、アツアツの練り物が頂けます。今回はテイクアウトでひりょうずというものも購入。がんもどきのような感じですが、大き目の具が沢山入っていて、具の食感と練り物のハーモニーがいい感じです。ボリュームもありますので、シェアして食べたほうがいいと思います。
Akafuku Isuzugawa Store

4.0

33 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Iseshi Ujiurata 1-11-5

This long-established Japanese confectionery store was established around 300 years ago. It is famous nationally for its Akafuku, which is made with high-quality sweet bean paste on mochi rice cake. The Isuzugawa branch not only sells souvenirs, but also has a cafearea. Customers can enjoy the taste of their Akafuku in the cafewhile also drinking Ise-cha tea which matches its flavor perfectly. The cafehas a unique seasonal menu with Matcha honey Akafuku shaved ice, a simple Akafuku Zenzai and a refreshing coldZenzai.

伊勢の名物赤福、電信棒、駅のベンチにも場所があれば伊勢は赤福の文字ばかり。しかし何度食べても赤福は美味い。JRでも近鉄の駅で三重県以外でも買えてしまいますが、本場の伊勢で食べる味は格段に美味い。今は餅を焦がしたぜんざいもありますが、私はふつうに食しました。
Haritaya Main Shop

4.5

3 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Iseshi Kawasaki 2-13-5

This long-established Japanese confectionary shop was founded in 1860. It is said that it began with steamed manju that was served to shrine visitors who came by boat from Ise Bay. Their specialty is Itoin Senbei, created as a confection in tribute to the emperor's Ise Jingu Shrine visit in 1905. A senbei rice cracker made from a thinly baked batter of egg, sugar and flour, it is bake with an itoin (old Chinese seal) mark on the surface. The seal is derived from a copper seal that was used as a proof of transaction in the raw silk trade with China. In addition, the store also sells seasonal Japanese sweets made mostly of bean paste.

絲印煎餅（いといんせんべい）を頂きました。天皇陛下への献上菓子だとか。軽い口当たりと、優しい甘みが魅力です。
Sakatoku Kombu

Shopping

Mie Pref. Iseshi Jinkyu 2-7-20

Located about a 15-minute walk from Kintetsu Railway's Iseshi Station, this long-established kombu seaweed store has been in business for over 100 years since the Meiji period (1868-1912). In addition to their classic dashi kombu kelp, they also offer various other kombu products such as oboro kombu (dried shredded kelp), tororo kombu (dried kelp softened in vinegar), kombu-maki (rolled kelp cooked in a sweet and salty sauce), kombu no tsukudani (thinly cut kelp cooked and seasoned with sugar and soy sauce) and shio-kombu (kelp boiled in soy sauce and other ingredients). In particular, the oboro kombu and tororo kombu are marinated in a secret vinegar after being dried, and cut at the best timing. You can taste samples of the products in the store. In the main store, they hold events for reserved guests where you can experience shaving kombu.
Matsujiro no Mise (Ise Oharaimachi Store)

4.5

11 Reviews

Shopping

Mie Pref. Iseshi Ujinakanokirichou 7

This is the direct sales store of a long-established apiary founded in 1912. It conducts transplant beekeeping all over Japan together with honeybee hives following the changing flower seasons throughout the country. Inside the store with a retro, Taisho period(1868-1912) atmosphere, colorful jars of honey are lined up. They sell hachimitsu monaka ice made with honey and milk ice cream sandwiched between monaka (thin crisp mochi wafers) shaped like shells, and this store's special hachimitsu potatoes with sweet potato sticks coated with honey.

おはらい町の中ほどにある、はちみつの専門店。色々なはちみつを売っているのに引き込まれて立ち寄りました。数百円から色々なはちみつを販売しているので、ちょっと定番とは違うお土産品として購入しました。ソフトクリームも人気だったようです。
Taikou Mochi

4.0

14 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Iseshi Ujimazaikechou 63

This long-established sweets shop has been in operation for 450 years since the Azuchi-Momoyama period (1573-1600). Its specialty is their namesake taikou mochi. They are made by wrapping elegant anko bean paste in mochi rice cake dough, and carefully grilling both sides. Taikou Hideyoshi, who occasionally visited Ise Jingu Shrine and made large donations, is said to have eaten this taikou mochi when in Ise, and was given this name because he wrote Bimi nari (It is delicious) when describing it. At the eat-in space inside the shop, you can enjoy taikou mochi right there together with tea or zenzai (red bean soup).

参拝後に行きました。試食にお餅を1ついただき、中はこしあん、平べったい白いおもちです。食べやすいサイズです。賞味期限は3日、食べきれなければ冷凍してもよいそう。脱気したものもあり、そちらは1週間程度いけるそうです。お土産に購入しました。
Douce de France Atelier

4.0

1 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Mie Pref. Iseshi Misonochounagaya 691-1

A stylish patisserie cake shop, it has the concept of being a candy house filled with kindness, and pretty sweets line the warm interior. Their popular Iseshima Terrine was chosen as the snack of choice at the G7 Iseshima Summit. They have many popular products such as Kazu-kun no Hatsukoi raspberry mouse, named for the owner chef who loves raspberries, and freshly baked cheese tarts.

伊勢を訪問した際に偶然立ち寄りました。宇治橋バームという名のバームクーヘンや、フィナンシェなどお土産にちょうどよい焼き菓子があったので買って帰りました。もちろんケーキ類も充実していました。伊勢は和菓子だけではなく、洋菓子も美味しかったです。

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Ise Toba Shima Matsusaka / Tsu Hokusei Iga / Ueno Kumano / Owase

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Mie Areas

Spread across the eastern side of the Kii Peninsula, Mie prefecture boasts hundreds of kilometers of pretty coastline comprising the oyster-rich Toba city and Shima National Park all the way down to Kumano, a city that marks the beginning of part of the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage, which runs into neighboring Wakayama prefecture. However, Mie is best known for the Ise Jingu Shinto shrine inland, one of the oldest and largest shrines in the country.