Shopping Spots in Harima (Himeji, Tatsuno, Ako) Area

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Harima (Himeji, Tatsuno, Ako)

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Shopping

NIKKE PARKTOWN

3.5

26 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Hyogo Kakogawa-shi Kakogawacho Jikemachi 173-1

A large shopping center located in Jike-machi Kakogawa-cho, Kakogawa City. The center is filled with fashionable apparel shops, boutiques, an electronics store, restaurants, and a food court. In addition to the Main Building, the center is adjoined by the Meets Terrace, which has a bowling alley and large indoor park; the Clinic Mall, the location of various medical facilities: and the Riverside Zone, which has a sports club and karaoke parlor.

加古川駅から徒歩圏内にあるショッピングモールでした。休日の昼時に訪問した為、どこかでランチを摂ろうと考えていたのですが思った程レストランの数が多く無く拍子抜けしてしまいました。別棟となっているSTARBUCKSでコーヒーだけ飲んで退散しました。因みに「本館」部分のセンタープラザではイベント開催準備が進められており「第7回棋士のまち加古川将棋フェスタ」と記されていました。
Bansankan

3.5

8 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Hyogo Himeji-shi Minamiekimaecho 123

Located on the first floor of Jibasanbiru, a building in front of the south exit of Himeji Station, this souvenir shop is owned by the Himeji-Nishi Harima Local Industry Center and features a wide selection of Himeji and Nishi-Harima local products, including sake from the first sake brewer in the Harima area, traditional crafts such as Himezaki-zaiku wallets and key chains, handmade somen noodles and almond butter. There is also a sightseeing map available, so it is recommended to stop by early.

姫路駅南口にある土産物店です。揖保乃糸、アーモンドトースト、姫路城グッズ、播州のお菓子やお酒、柚子加工品、珍しいマッチなど様々なお土産物が販売されています。また、隣に革工房があり、ハンドメイドの革製品を購入することができます。
Piole Himeji

Leisure / Hobbies

Hyogo Himeji-shi Ekimaecho 188-1

The shopping center is attached to JR Himeji Station. Piole 1, the main building, consists of six aboveground floors and one belowground floor in the station building. Its other buildings, Piole 2, Piole 3, the Gochiso-kan, and the Omiyage-kan, are located under the suspended railroad tracks. Its nearly 200 stores include numerous ladies fashion retailers, sundries and cosmetics shops, sweets vendors, cafes, restaurants, and more. Many of the shops are the first of their kind to open in Himeji. Visitors can also buy Himeji souvenirs at the Omiyage-kan located on the south side of JR Himeji Station's central concourse. The shopping center, which opens at 8 a.m., is a convenient stop for travelers on the way home.
Gozasoro Factory Shop

4.0

13 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Hyogo Himeji-shi Abo Ko 611-1

"This Japanese confectionery shop is located along Prefectural Route 402 in Abokabuto, Himeji City. At their factory adjacent shop, Gozasoro sells fresh ""Kaitenyaki"" (pastry similar to a filled, pressed pancake) among other sweets, like fresh red bean paste soft-serve ice cream. It is possible to tour the factory, check out displays on red beans at the ""Azuki Museum,"" as well as try different kinds of food made with red beans at the on-site restaurant."

無料の工場があり参加しました。アンコの製造ラインの見学のみでした。夏場は売上が減るらしく、それにともない生産量も減らすらしく朝一番の見学ではラインが稼働しきれていなくて全てを見るのは難しいらしいです。工場見学がメインで訪れるなら出来れば２回目のコースに申し込みするか、夏場以外をオススメします。出来立ての御座候は受注してからの本当の出来立てでサクサクした食感で美味しかったです。これは他の店...
Sakuramichi

4.0

1 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Hyogo Tatsuno Tatsunocho Shimokajo 69-1

This restaurant and souvenir shop is located in Shimokajo Tatsuno-cho, Tatsuno City. The restaurant adjoins the Tatsuno Park Zoo. The establishment serves dishes made with Tatsuno's famous Ibonoito Somen noodles, and also sells somen noodles and other local specialty products as souvenirs.

龍野公園赤とんぼ歌碑の近くの四辻にあるのでわかりやすいと思います。お店の少ない竜野では貴重な休憩所です。コーヒー３５０円をいただきました。歩いたのでありがたかったです。本当はそうめん（揖保）が美味しそうだったのですが、満腹で残念でした。
Manarhea Noguchi Shop

4.5

3 Reviews

Shopping

Hyougo Pref. Kakogawashi Noguchichou Nagasuna 95-6

A bread bakery located not far from the Nagasuna Hachiman Shrine. The shop's bread is made with homemade yeast and baked in a brick oven, giving it a crispy crust and chewy interior. The sausage bread, with a coarse ground sausage sticking out, is particularly popular; the French bread slathered with mentaiko pollock roe sauce is also popular. Open from 7:00 a.m., the bakery offers the set menu, such as morning set, apple pie set, croissant set, and more. Customers can enjoy a drink and a light meal in the terrace seating area.

とにかくたくさんの種類のパンが置いてあります。総菜パン、菓子パンどれも美味しいです。またイートインも出来、購入したものを店内で食べれるのでうれしいですね。
Akopan

4.0

37 Reviews

Shopping

Hyogo Ako-shi Kariya Nakasu 6-24

This bakery is located in the Kariya-nakasu, Ako City. Over 100 varieties of bread are available, filled with the love and passion of the owner, including hard French breads and baguettes as well as snack breads and sweet breads. The cream bread with lots of custard cream is a popular menu item among them all.

お値段は良心的で、とても美味しいです。種類も多く、とても迷います。店内は見やすいレイアウトで広いのでゆっくりと選ぶことができました。
Soju-an Tea House

4.0

10 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Hyogo Himeji-shi Honmachi

這是位於姬路城公園內的一間茶室，店內的裝潢古色古香，保留的古代日本的建築風格。提供的抹茶也相當道地，不錯。
Suehiro Soy Sauce

Shopping

Hyogo Tatsuno Tatsunocho Monnosoto 13
Amaneya, Himeji Station North Store

3.5

6 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Hyogo Himeji-shi Shiroganemachi 37

正直なところ特に際立つおいしさはない。値段を考えるとリピートはなし。はちみつと卵にこだわったというどら焼きは、餡がいまいち。冷やしみたらしの団子は上品な印象だが、肝心のみたらしソースがいまいち。最中は普通においしかった。評判がよかったので期待しすぎたのかもしれない。
Sohonke Kan Kawa Ekimae

Gourmet / Alcohol

Hyogo Ako-shi Kariya 65-1
Azumado

Gourmet / Alcohol

Hyogo Tatsuno Tatsunocho Shimogawara 52

This Japanese confectionary shop is located in Shimogawara Tatsuno-cho, Tatsuno City. The longstanding establishment opened in 1904. The shop sells famous Hishiho Manju buns made the light soy sauce that is one of Tatsuno's specialty products mixed in with the dough; firm, distinctively cherry pink neri yokan jellies; and other Japanese confections.
Hashisakiya Main Store

4.5

2 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Hyogo Tatsuno Tatsunocho Shimogawara 68-1-1

素朴な昔ながらの饅頭、煎餅を売っています。甘酒饅頭を買って食べましたが、ほどよい甘みと素朴な味でした。
Shunkodo

Gourmet / Alcohol

Hyogo Kakogawa-shi Kakogawacho Jikemachi 11-2

This Japanese confectionary shop is situated on National Route 2. The shop sells Kako no Mochi dumplings, which have been loved as a signature Kakogawa confection since the establishment opened in the Taisho period; as well as monaka wafer cakes, dorayaki pancake sandwiches, manju buns, seasonal namagashi fresh Japanese confections, and more.
Pandokoro Morian / Morian Hana no Mise

Shopping

Hyogo Kasai-shi Befucho Ko 1797-3

This bakery is located in Befu-cho, Kasai City. The shop sells dozens of varieties of breads at any given time; its cornet pastries, stuffed with plenty of custard cream after purchase, are particularly popular. There are also eat-in areas customers can use inside and in the adjoining garden.
JA Hyogo Mirai Kasai Aisaikan

Shopping

Hyogo Kasai-shi Toyokuracho 1261-81

This farmers' market is situated on the Flower Road. The market sells fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products cultivated by local farmers. In addition to selling fresh, seasonal agricultural products, the market also holds fun events in which customers can come in contact with the people who produced what they're buying.
JA Hyogo Mirai Sunpatio Ono (Farmer's Market Under the Jurisdiction of the Union of Kansai Government)

Shopping

Hyogo Ono-shi Kiyotanicho 1545-321

This farmers' market is located in Sunflower Hill Park, famous for delighting the eyes of visitors with 380 thousand sunflower plants in summer and 3.8 million cosmos plants in autumn. Opened in 2002, the market sells morning-picked vegetables, dairy products, and processed foods produced with great care by local farmers. The market's tofu and miso, made with locally-grown soybeans; fresh, seasonal vegetables; and other agricultural products are all from Ono City. You can also purchase locally-grown Koshihikari rice, renowned for its delicious flavor, and have it polished on the spot. Serving as a space where producers and consumers intermingle, the market is widely loved by local residents and others.
Kitaharima Shunsaikan

4.5

2 Reviews

Shopping

Hyogo Nishiwaki-shi Nomuracho 800-1

This farmer's market attached to the Nishiwaki Regional Wholesale Market sells freshly-harvested vegetables, process products, bread, side dishes, and more. The spacious 400-square-meter shop has earned a reputation as a place to buy fresh vegetables grown with care by local farmers at reasonable prices. The market also puts a lot of effort into researching unusual vegetables and process products in order to help customers discover new flavors. Shunkabo, the market's attached processing room, makes side dishes and process products using fresh local vegetables, Kurodasho Wagyu beef, and other local ingredients. If you time your visit right, you may even be able to buy these products freshly made.

敷地内のごはんや凸と、旬菜館にいきました。ごはんや凸、すごくおいしくてほどよいボリューム、からだによさそうな小鉢が添えられていました。旬菜館は、地元のJ○より安くて変わったお野菜もあり、パンや調味料も豊富でした。値段はお手頃です。
Tomoeya (Main Store) Otemon Store

Gourmet / Alcohol

Hyogo Ako-shi

This kanmidokoro (cafe featuring Japanese-style sweets) sits in front of the main gate of Ako Castle. The shop, which is located inside of an old-fashioned townhouse evocative of the Genroku period (1688-1704), serves traditional Japanese sweets, zenzai (sweet adzuki bean soup), soba noodles, and more. Their Shiomi Manju buns are a traditional sweet featuring a filling of moderately-sweet strained adzuki bean paste from Hokkaido flavored with a salty accent gently wrapped with a pastry covering. The salt used is Amashio salt from Ako, a city famous for salt production. The wrapper bears the same twofold tomoe symbol as the family crest of Oishi Kuranosuke. The shop is best known for its Shio Fukumi, a confection that features a filling of strained bean paste subtly accented with Ako salt sandwiched between two fragrantly-roasted rice wafers. Also popular is their Shio Fukumi Matcha, a variant featuring a filling flavored with richly fragrant Uji green tea.
Veges-kan

Shopping

Hyogo Aioi-shi Oishicho 19-1

This JA farmer's market is located about a five-minute walk from JR Aioi Station. This hub for local production and local consumption as well as for interaction between consumers and producers sells freshly-harvested vegetables. All of the highly seasonal agricultural and livestock products are brought to the market first thing in the morning by local farmers. All of the unsold items are collected by the end of each day, assuring that customers can always get their hands on fresh products. The market's diverse selection of handmade processed products are also popular.

Hyogo Harima (Himeji, Tatsuno, Ako)

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Hyogo Areas

Hyogo prefecture stretches from the north coast to the south coast on the western end of the popular Kansai region, encompassing verdant mountains, urban beaches, and fantastic historical sights. The prefecture’s main attractions lie along the south coast at Kobe, the prefectural capital, a pretty harbor city best known for its production of the renowned Kobe beef, and Himeji, the home of Himeji Castle, one of the country’s most beautifully preserved feudal castles, perched magically atop a hill.