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  • Irori Sanzoku Kuga Restaurant
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    4.0
    244 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Iwakuni-shi Kugamachi 1380-1

    Went here 8 years ago first time, still love it as it is still a lot of fun with great food. Ive been three times now, my husband many more. This is not a tourist place. Locals go here all the...

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  • Hagitsubaki
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    3.0
    2 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Pref. Hagishi Tsubaki East 1068-3
    "This Japanese-style confectionery shop, located about a 15-minute walk from Higashi Hagi Station on the JR Sanin Line, offers a variety of traditionally made sweets. The roll cake ""Akamai Maki"", made using local produce, and the ""Hagi Komichi"" baked goods, are popular. There is also a cafe space in the shop with a Japanese atmosphere, and many people visit from afar."

    松陰神社の近くにある菓子舗です。キャッチは「日本人がつくるお菓子だもん、みんな和菓子なんだよ」。先日久留米からの観光客として初来店し、当日夜宿泊先のホテルで食べる焼き菓子を2つ（萩小路、東洋美人）テイクアウトしました。結果は普通に美味。東洋美人の方は日本酒入りでした。我が家の評価は「萩市民の普段使い」。 その他の情報です。店内には「カエル」が多数、というより無数。店主の趣味？ それとも縁起物...

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  • Ganryu Hompo Shimonoseki Daimaru Store
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Shimonoseki-shi Takezakicho 4-4-10
    A Japanese confectionery shop located in Shimonoseki Daimaru, a department store in front of Shimonoseki Station in Takezaki-cho, Shimonoseki City. Their Ganryu-yaki dorayaki sweet is a local favorite made with white bean jam prepared with green beans from Hokkaido sandwiched between small pancakes. Other confections available include their Osoizo Musashi black bean dorayaki and their Yoshitsune Hassotobi inspired by a Battle of Dannoura legend.
  • Sanshundo
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    4.0
    1 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Shimonoseki-shi Toyouracho Kawatana 5134
    A Japanese confectionery shop in Kawatana, Toyoura-cho, Shimonoseki City. It is a long-established shop that has passed down its flavor for over 100 years since the Meiji period. Their Kawatana manju buns are a local favorite with a sophisticated sweetness that's been popular for many years. In addition to rice crackers and Japanese sweets like yokan bean jelly, they also sell Western sweets like their popular chou a la creme; known as Kawara Chou, it's named after Kawara soba, a specialty of Kawatana Onsen.

    老舗の和菓子やパイの店です。温泉まんじゅうやパイ、瓦のシュークリームが名物です。店内には甘い香りがします。焼きたてのお饅頭をおまけに頂きました。昔ながらのお菓子やさん

  • Musashi
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    3.5
    65 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Iwakuni-shi Yokoyama 2-1-23
    A restaurant located at the foot of Kintai Bridge in 2 Chome, Yokoyama, Iwakuni City. They serve local fare such as Iwakuni-zushi as well as a variety of dishes like udon noodles, soba noodles, curry, and natural local sweetfish grilled with salt. Their soft serve ice cream is a local favorite; as many as 100 different types are available, from classics like vanilla and matcha green tea to unique varieties like fruit, vegetable, and mentaiko fish roe flavors.

    Having ice cream at Musashi is part of the Kintai Bridge experience. After crossing the bridge reward yourself with an ice cream! There are three ice cream places in this square, but Musashi tends to...

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  • Hondaya Kaikoan Main Shop
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    4.0
    5 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Yamaguchi-shi Sta. Dori 1-4-5
    "This long-established Japanese confectionery shop was founded in 1917. The shop sells traditional confectionery such as ""Yamaguchi Uiro,"" a traditional confectionery representative of Yamaguchi, as well as carefully prepared fresh confectionery and limited-edition products made with select ingredients. The popular Uiro is a representative confectionery characterized by its soft texture and elegant flavor of bracken starch. The elegant flavor and texture reminiscent of the Kyoto of the west is perfect for tea, as well as a gift or a souvenir. Products such as ""Kaiko Manju,"" which is made from Hokkaido azuki bean paste and tsukune potatoes, and ""Hime Mikasa,"" which is wrapped in hand-baked dough with glisteningly cooked granulated bean paste, are also popular."

    ういろうといえば名古屋、ではなく福岡に伝来して、小田原辺りまで伝わったものなんだそう。そして、山口もまたういろうの名産地の一つとのこと。柔らかめの、優しい味のういろう、おすすめです！

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  • Mihorido Main Shop
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    4.0
    18 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Yamaguchi-shi Sta. Dori 1-5-10
    "This Japanese confectionery shop was founded in 1927. Just a short walk from Yamaguchi Station, it continues to make the traditional confectionery ""Yamaguchi Uiro"" that dates back to the Muromachi period (1336-1573). The beautiful pale violet and the peculiar texture reminiscent of the calm ancient capital of Yamaguchi give it an elegant taste that has not changed even now since ancient times. The most popular product is ""Shirouiro,"" which is addictive with its gentle sweetness and refreshing elegance. It sells ""Kurouiro"" kneaded with Okinawan brown sugar, ""Matcha Uiro"" kneaded with matcha green tea from Kyoto, and ""Hina Uiro"" associated with hishi-mochi of the Doll's Festival and shaped like a diamond."

    豆子郎さんしかういろうは知らなかったし そこがベストだと思っていた、、、が！ 御堀堂さんのういろうを食べたときに ん？うまい！！！！ となりました。あっさり味の豆子郎さんよりも味に深みがあります。 個人的には白色をお勧めしてます。 県外のお友達にお土産に大量に買い、分けてます笑 運転しながら自分も食べたりして♪ 若い女性の接客が素晴らしく感心しました。 ういろうは、豆子郎さんだけではないというこ...

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  • Kojien
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    Yamaguchi Yamaguchi-shi Kozancho 6-7
    "This sweet shop is located in front of the five-storied pagoda of Rurikoji Temple, the tenth oldest pagoda in the country. The shop is marked by its retro exterior and sells items such as soft-serve ice cream, shaved ice, coffee and matcha green tea. A popular product is the shop's handmade ""soba soft-serve ice cream."" Soft-serve ice cream kneaded with Choshu buckwheat flour is sprinkled with buckwheat seeds, and is known for its refreshing aroma and light texture. The black rice soft-serve ice cream, which has a rich yet refreshing aftertaste, and the frozen yogurt made with summer mandarin oranges, a specialty of Yamaguchi, are also popular."
  • Toshiro no Sato Sakura-an
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    4.0
    35 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Yamaguchi-shi Ouchimihori 1-1-3
    "This Japanese confectionery store was founded in 1948. It sells toshiro, baked sweets, and confectionery for happy and unhappy occasions, among other items. There is a teahouse inside overlooking the Japanese garden ""Ouchi Shikitei."" The representative confectionery ""Suzushi Toshiro,"" is made from the famous product of Yamaguchi ""Yamaguchi Uiro."" Dainagon (large, dark red beans) and white azuki beans are hidden with the flavors of azuki beans and matcha green tea, and the taste of the dough and beans complement each other, making this sweet different from Yamaguchi Uiro. They sell seasonal products such as mugwort in the spring and chestnuts in the fall."

    This is a niice Japanese foods and garden which is situated at the old Ouchi Lord period (in Yamaguchi) with older Japanese healthy cade of Toshiro foods.

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  • Sanindo
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    4.0
    6 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Yamaguchi-shi Nakaichicho 6-15
    "This long-established Japanese confectionery store was founded in 1883. It is located in a corner of Nakaichi shopping street and sells signature products such as ""Meika Shitatsuzumi,"" uiro and castellas. The Meika Shitatsuzumi, which has been improved over and over again, is an elegant treat with a combination of fluffy rice cake and white smooth bean paste. The molding of rice cake manju buns, which collapses if even a little force is applied, is still done by hand. Since it can be purchased from a single item, it is perfect as souvenirs from Yamaguchi."

    山口の銘菓、舌鼓は山陰堂のお菓子であり山口を代表する製菓品でもある。一口サイズの大きさは子どもたちも食べやすい。口の中に舌鼓を入れると柔らかいもちの感触と、中に入った砂糖の甘い味を織り交ぜた白あんが出てくる感じになり、とてもおいしい。

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  • Yoshitomi Koshindo
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    4.0
    2 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Nagato-shi Fukawayumoto Monzen 1031-2
    This Japanese confectionery shop is located in Nagato Yumoto Onsen. Since its establishment in the late Meiji period (1868-1912), the shop has been making handmade sweets using only the finest ingredients. The most popular item is their waffles, which have many varieties such as cream, matcha green tea, mashed bean paste and chocolate. The handmade waffles with a mild sweetness are loved for their elegant sweetness. Their tamago manju that looks like a cute quail egg and onsen manju with a simple taste are also popular. The shop also sells household goods and Hagi-yaki pottery.

    長門湯本温泉の入口、バス停の近くにある店で、大手コンビニがないこのあたりでは、コンビニのようにドリンク、食べ物、日用品が揃っていますが、もともとは和菓子の店、温泉みやげのまんじゅうなどあります。お勧めは自家製ワッフル、クリーム味、あんこ味など一個120円から単品で買えるのがうれしい。

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  • LE MONDE
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Nagato-shi Senzaki Oda 322-2 Fuji Nagato 1F
    "This Western-style confectionery shop is attached to the shopping center Fuji Nagato. It manufactures and sells original and seasonal sweets named after Misuzu Kaneko, a children's poet from Senzaki. Their kiwami warabi mochi (bracken-starch dumpling) made with ""Megumi Kobo black honey,"" which is characterized by its rich gentle sweetness, is a popular souvenir. There is also an eat-in space where you can enjoy the sweets lined up in the case with coffee and tea."
  • Choshuya Mitsukuni Seika Hompo
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Hagi-shi Furuhagimachi 25-26
    This venerable Japanese confectionery was founded at the end of the Edo period. They have long been the home of treats made from Hagi's local specialty, natsumikan summer citrus fruits. Natsumikan Maruzuke is a traditional, hand-made Hagi treat made from a whole candied natsumikan summer citrus with the insides scooped out, then filled with melted yokan bean jelly. Each one is carefully made according to the traditional method. The syrup used to candy the peel has been used and replenished constantly from 1916 for a truly legendary flavor. It's perfect not only with tea, but western spirits as well. They also offer popular treats like Hagi no Kaori candied shredded natsumikan peel, or Natsumikan Marmalade made with zero artificial flavors.
  • Kashinoki (Hagi Bijutuskanmae)
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Hagi-shi Hiyakomachi 583-1
    This shop is run by Kashinoki, a local sweets maker that has shops all over the prefecture. This location is across the street from the Hagi Uragami Museum of art, and offers manju buns, uiro sweet rice jelly, cakes, cookies, and more. Their Tsuki de Hirotta Tamago buns are made with moist, fluffy cake filled with smooth cream, and have been a beloved local treat since they first appeared in 1986. They are made with Yamaguchi Prefecture-sourced milk and eggs, and domestic chestnuts, for better food safety. The Chocolat, featuring milky chocolate cream, and Onocha, made with onocha tea from Ube city in Yamaguchi prefecture, are also popular flavors.
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  • Daikanbo Akiyoshidai Shop
    Travel / Tourism
    Yamaguchi Mine-shi Shuhocho Akiyoshi 1237-488
    This souvenir shop just next to the Akiyoshidai Bus Parking Lot is marked by the woman mannequin outside it. They offer light meals and marble knickknacks, local sweets and other souvenirs. Their summer tangerine Soft-Serve Ice Cream is the only one made with real Hagi-grown summer tangerine juice. The mouth-filling aroma and flavor of summer tangerine make this a hit item all year round. Their yakisoba noodles based on the Zenji-kappa legend are a hit, as well.
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  • Hofu Tenmangu Shrine Hoshoan Teahouse
    Travel / Tourism
    Yamaguchi Hofu-shi Matsuzakicho 14-1
    Hoshoan (meaning a fragrant pine retreat) was built in 1991 on the grounds of a former monks' quarter. Sugiwara no Michizane (845-903) revived the practice of enjoying tea in the 9th century imperial court. (Tea at the time tasting more medicinal that what is currently enjoyed.) This tea house was built in honor of that tradition. The Hoshoan is actually a small traditional tea house located on the eastern side of the garden but sitting opposite the tea house is a large two-story building. Both buildings overlook a beautiful garden featuring a stream which is home to a number of carp. The admission fee to the tea house includes matcha green tea and seasonal traditional Japanese sweets. The proper method for enjoying your tea is to take the bowl with your right hand, place it on your right palm, and then to turn the bowl twice clockwise. In doing this you can avoid drinking the tea from the front of the bowl.
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  • Chateraise Ube Konan
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    3.5
    3 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Ube-shi Tsumazakigaisaku 40-ban 3

    和菓子、洋菓子だけでなく、 アイスも種類がたくさん！ しかも安い、美味しい。 シャトレーゼは飽きずに通ってしまいます。

  • Chateraise Kudamatsu
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Kudamatsu-shi Nozomicho 2-chome 4-ban 10-go
  • Chateraise Shimonoseki Chofu
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Shimonoseki-shi Yume Town 1-ban 7-go
  • Chateraise Shinshimonoseki
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Yamaguchi Shimonoseki-shi Kawanakayutakamachi 1-chome 1-8
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Heading west along Japan’s largest island, Honshu, the very last prefecture you’ll reach is Yamaguchi, separated from Kyushu by a small strip of water known as the Kanmon Straits, which the far-reaching harbor city Shimonoseki looks over. With water at every turn, the seafood of Yamaguchi is an indisputable highlight, and we’re not talking just the usual fish dishes - the notorious fugu, or puffer fish, is a Japanese delicacy that was discovered in Yamaguchi prefecture, making it the best place to try it out.

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