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  • Makino Pick Land Agricultural Produce Direct Selling Center
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    Shiga Takashima-shi Makinocho Terakubo 835-1 Makino Pic-land
    A 30-minute drive from the Kinomoto Interchange and 40 minutes from the Tsuruga Interchange. This farmers market is located on the grounds of Makino Picland where is right there after taking off at the Makino Picland bus stop. As even the same variety of fruit or vegetable will have a different flavor depending on who grew it and where it was grown, the market does not support mail order sales and only sells its products face-to-face. The market carries a variety of fresh foods, with a focus on produce raised on the grounds such as shiitake mushrooms grown on raw timber; and choice fruits and vegetables grown according to special conditions and certified by the prefecture or city.
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  • Hankeido (Unpei-fude Writing Brushes)
    Shopping
    Shiga Takashima-shi Adogawacho Kamiogawa 90-6
    A 15-minute walk from JR Adogawa Station and a 50-minute drive from the Kinomoto Interchange. This shop sells a wide variety of writing brushes and can be found by going a short distance straight down the road in front of the Toju no Sato Hall for Arts and Culture. The longstanding shop was established in Kyoto in 1615. The current, 14th generation owner and head brush maker, Unpei Fujino, has been designated an Intangible Cultural Property by the prefecture. The shop has also been visited by the respective Showa and Heisei emperors and empresses. In addition to standard maki fude wound writing brushes, the shop continues to make mizu fude brushes for working with water-based pigments, sabaki fude brushes which are completely dipped in ink instead of only the tip, and other types of writing brushes by hand. With an advance reservation, visitors can also tour the workshop area.
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  • Suita Sensu
    Shopping
    Shiga Takashima-shi Adogawacho Nishiyurugi 62
    A two-minute walk from the Nishiyurugi-imamiyajinja-mae bus stop. This shop selling traditional sensu folding fans is located just southwest of the Heiwado Adogawa mall. The Adogawa area is famous for its production of folding fan frames, and Omi sensu fans made using these frames are a traditional craft whose history stretches back more than 300 years. The shop is filled with colorful folding fans, and the shop's Otsu-e sensu fans decorated with traditional Otsu-e folk art, Omi Hakkei sensu fans decorated with images of the Eight Views of Omi, and Azai Sanshimai sensu fans patterned after the fans of the historical figures of the three Azai sisters bear original designs you'll find no place else. With an advance reservation, visitors can also take part in a fun fan decorating activity the shop offers.
  • toto Handling Shin Adogawa Heiwado Shop
    Shopping
    Shiga Takashima-shi Adogawacho Nishiyurugi 55-banchi
  • 2nd Street Takashima
    Shopping
    Shiga Takashima-shi Adogawacho Nishiyurugi 221
  • wacca
    Shopping
    Shiga Takashima-shi Shinasahicho Fukamizo 901
  • Stella
    Shopping
    Shiga Takashima-shi Imazucho Fukashimizu 1052
  • Nabeya
    Travel / Tourism
    Shiga Takashima-shi Shinasahicho Ota 1256-1
  • Harika Mipre Omiimazu
    Travel / Tourism
    Shiga Takashima-shi Imazucho Imazu 314
  • Life Adogawa
    Shopping
    Shiga Takashima-shi Adogawacho Aoyagi 1851
  • Chiyawanmata
    Life / Living / Hospital
    Shiga Pref. Takashimashi Katsuno 1460-1
  • Kitchen house
    Travel / Tourism
    Shiga Pref. Takashimashi Imaduchouimadu 1688
  • Hari Hata Renaissance Center
    Travel / Tourism
    Shiga Takashima-shi Kutsuki Nakamaki 509
  • Shadi Hama Living Imadu
    Travel / Tourism
    Shiga Pref. Takashimashi Imaduchousakuramachi 2-6-1
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Visitors to Shiga prefecture are almost always hopping east across the prefectural border from Kyoto, and they are almost certainly Lake Biwa-bound. Covering an area of 670 square kilometers, Lake Biwa makes up the bulk of Shiga prefecture, with beautiful lakeside paths that offer myriad walking and cycling opportunities, connecting a string of museums, shrines, and picturesque views that finally lead you to Hikone Castle on the eastern side of the lake.

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