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  • Mameya Kurobee
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    Kyoto Kameoka-shi Amarubecho
    A gift and souvenir shop located 100 meters from the Kameoka Interchange on the Kyoto-Jukan Expressway in Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture. The shop sells local specialty Kyoto vegetables, Japanese pickles, Tanba black soybeans, and other Kyoto souvenirs. There's also jams made with Kyoto vegetables, rolls cakes made with soy milk cream wrapped in a black sesame seed and bamboo charcoal sponge cake, black soybean milk crepes made with high class matcha powdered green tea, and other tasty sweets. The shop is a great place to spend some time picking out souvenirs after going on the Hozu-gawa River Boat Ride or visiting Yunohana Onsen.

    訪れる(セット旅行で無理やり連れて行かれているだけだが)度に、寂れる施設と云う印象が強くなる。いかに平日とは云え、この寂しさは何なのか？客も我々一行だけ。数十分居たが、他には誰も来る者がない。かつての(コロナ禍前の、開店したての頃)賑わいはどこに行った？いかに平日とは云えこれでは先が・・・。商品も少ない、時節柄だろうが、試食も無い、買うのは後期高齢者の叔母ちゃんばかりで、少しでも若い(と、云っても...

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  • Kyo-tsukemono Mori Kameoka Tsuke-dokoro
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    Kyoto Kameoka-shi Shinocho Oji Miyanomoto 1
    "This shop sells Kyoto-style pickles made with carefully-selected ingredients including vegetables harvested locally from its own farm in Kameoka. The shop is directly connected to the factory, so customers can sample pickles made with the season's most delicious vegetables. Another offering almost as popular as their seasonal pickles is their ""Otofu,"" a tofu side dish featuring tofu from Saga Tofu Morika flavored with great care using Saikyo white miso and mirin (sweet cooking rice wine)."
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  • Miyama Omoshiro Nomin (Farmers) Club
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    Kyoto Nantan-shi Miyamacho Uchikubo
    This shop, marked by the chimney and open terrace, stands just in front of Kitamura, the famous Kayabuki no Sato historical village. The shop interior is built like a log house from cedar logs, and offers additive-free hand-made ham and sausage. The shop is all barrier free, so it's open to children in strollers and wheelchair users. They completely avoid the use of artificial adhesive and chemical additives so those sensitive to artificial chemicals can visit in comfort. This shop focuses on an additive free & gentle environment from top to bottom and holds handmade sausage classes and various events. There is a cafe offering hot dogs with their house-made sausage and cake sets.
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  • Santsumaru store meat processing center
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    Kyoto Ayabeshi Honmachi 1-chome 32-8
  • Kawada Milk
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    Kyoto Fukuchiyama-shi Maedashinmachi 275
  • Nakajima Bokujo
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    Kyoto Fukuchiyama-shi Sasoo 989
  • Sugiyama Store
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    Kyoto Fukuchiyama-shi Amada Asahigaoka 596-4
  • Kawada Grocery store
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    Kyoto Fukuchiyama-shi Oecho Komori 782
  • Kitahan
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    Kyoto Fukuchiyamashi Izaki 1207-82
  • Fresh Sato Maeda
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    Kyoto Fukuchiyama-shi Maeda 1878-417
  • Taniguchinyugyo
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    Kyoto Ayabeshi Honmachi 7-67
  • Yoshizaki Milk
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    Kyoto Ayabe-shi Umezakocho Kanei Ba 34-3
  • Maruzen Shikata
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    Kyoto Ayabe-shi Satocho Nishi No Ito 13-2
  • Amity Okada
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    Kyoto Kameoka-shi Kosecho 2-chome 4-1
  • Meiji Milk NIshi-tsutsujigaoka Store
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    Kyoto Kameoka-shi Nishitsutsujigaokadaisendai 1-chome 4-10
  • Tanijiriya
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    Kyoto Kameokashi Shinochounojou Ikano Tsuji south 101
  • Asada Store
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    Kyoto Kameoka-shi Nishitsutsujigaokadaisendai 2-chome 11-6
  • Kasayakimurasho
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    Kyoto Kameokashi Hoduchou Miyanoue 13
  • Kaneshin
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    Kyoto Kameokashi Honmechounishikaya Tsukuda 23
  • Dai Oo Store
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    Kyoto Kameoka-shi
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