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  • Tanaka Kamaboko (Main Shop)
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    Ehime Pref. Uwajimashi Chuouchou 1-6-15
    This long-standing kamaboko (steamed seasoned fish paste) manufacturer was first opened in Uwajima in 1888 and stands alongside Odawara and Akashi, as one of Japan's three most famous producers of kamaboko. They make Yakinuki-style (Roasting cooking method) salt-only flavored kamaboko using fresh local Uwajima lizardfish. It's characterized by its tender constancy and crisp flavor. They offer a wide variety of fish products including chikuwa (tube-shaped fish paste), dried young sardines, sumaki fish strips, and Uwajima specialty Jako-ten, which is a fried fish paste with the skin and bones included. The kamaboko and Jako-ten assortments make for great gifts and souvenirs.

    じゃこ天を求め愛媛宇和島に構える明治23年創業の[田中蒲鉾]に訪問しました...

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  • Akoyahime Kisaiya Hiroba Shop
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi Bentencho 1-318-16
    This delicatessen is located inside of the Roadside Station Minato Oasis Uwajima Kisaiya Plaza in Benten-cho 1-Chome, Uwajima City. The shop sells side dishes, bento boxes, and other items made that make use of local specialties. This includes their pearl croquettes, the shop’s flagship item, which are made with the adductor muscles of Akoya pearl oysters.
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  • Nonaka Kamaboko Shop
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi Horibatacho 1-53
    This kamaboko shop is located in Horibata-cho, Uwajima City. It sells a number of processed seafood products including jakoten, a specialty of Uwajima. These fried fish cakes are made with minced small fry, which are not usually used to make kamaboko. Other offerings include their “teoshi tempura,” a version of jakoten made only with savoury and chewy bonito belly, as well as kamaboko made with lizardfish. The shop makes its products the old-fashioned way using exclusively fresh fish.
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  • Minami no Kajitsuen News
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    Ehime Nishiuwa-gun Ikatacho Kawachi 1448-1
    This citrus farmer’s market is located on the Sadamisaki Melody Line in Kawachi, Ikata Town, Nishiuwa County. It sells seasonal citrus fruit grown at the company’s farm as well as juice and other processed products. Visitors can also eat ice cream made with frozen seasonal citrus and drink fresh squeezed juice.
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  • Uedaya Honten
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    Ehime Seiyo-shi Uwacho Unomachi 2-323
    This Japanese sweets shop is located Unomachi 2-Chome, Uwa-cho, Seiyo City. Its specialty is Keisaku-mochi, a sweet that features soft gyuhi rice cake stuffed with sweetened red bean paste. The name “Keisaku” comes from the physician Ninomiya Keisaku, an Iyo native who studied western medicine under the German physician Philipp Franz von Siebold. Ninomiya is best known for having trained Kusumoto Ine, Siebold’s daughter and Japan’s first female doctor of western medicine. The shop also sells western-style confections such as fresh cream puffs.

    敬作もちというお饅頭屋さんです。でも店内に入ると、意外にも美味しそうな洋菓子がありました。お饅頭を買うつもりでしたが、洋菓子の方を買ってしまいました。メロンクレープ美味しかったです。老舗らしい看板がいいですね。

  • Kuzushi Torizu
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    Ehime Pref. Yawatahamashi Ekimae 2
    Just a three-minute walk from JR Yawatahama Station, is the Jakoten fried fish sausage shop, Kuzushi Torizu. This most highly commended Jakoten is made from carefully selected ingredients including the freshly caught firefly-fish from the Yawatahama waters, an Ehime Prefecture product, Hakata salt, and local soy sauce called Tatsumi Shoyu. Kuzushi Torizu carries a variety of tasty products including fish sausage with squid ink, and Jakochikuwa fish cake made from the same selective ingredients as the Jakoten. Their website lists various ways of enjoying their products as well as recipes.
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  • Yamoto Kamaboko Act Pia Ozu
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    Ehime Ozu-shi Nakamura 246-1 Act Pia Ozu 1F
  • Uwajimanerimono Workshop Miyoshi
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    Ehime Pref. Uwajimashi Nogawa A 1207-3
  • Lady Drugstore Ozu Nagahama
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    Ehime Ozu-shi Nagahamako 448-1
  • Rakuren Milk Ishimaru Store
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi Yamagiwa 1-5-3
  • Kitahara Store
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi Omiyacho 2-5-2
  • Kojima Store
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi Tsushimacho Takadako 672
  • Sanyo Do Shinmachi
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    Ehime Pref. Uwajimashi Shinmachi 1-6-7
  • Shopping Store Iwamura
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi Yasuda Ko 1106-1
  • Tushimotoshiyokuriyouhinten
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    Ehime Pref. Uwajimashi Sakaemachiminato 1-2-7
  • Fujita Store
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi Mimacho Miyano Shita 652
  • Matsu Hana Store
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi Chuocho 1-7-19
  • Miura Store
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi Kawachi Ko 1998-8
  • Miyazaki Store
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi Tsushimacho Iwamatsu 855-2
  • Kataoka Store
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi Natsumecho 2-chome 6-7
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Stretched across the northwest corner of Shikoku island, Ehime is a nature-rich prefecture boasting beautiful coastlines and a rural center where mountains play host to 26 of the Buddhist temples that make up the Shikoku Pilgrimage. Matsuyama is home to an original post-feudal castle as well as Dogo Onsen, one of the country’s oldest natural hot springs. The northern city of Imabari marks the entrance to the Shimano Kaido, a road that crosses six spectacular bridges and several islands, forming a route between Shikoku and mainland Honshu.

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