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Sushimasa

Sushimasa

If you're looking to enjoy some delicious sushi with the family, this is the place! The restaurant also provides catering and in-house banquet services.

kozuki Gourmet
Sobaya Toki

Sobaya Toki

After gaining popularity in Kobe, this soba restaurant relocated to the town of Sayo, where it serves a special two-color chilled soba dish featuring both refined and rustic varieties of buckwheat noodles. The signature dish, "Ohiru Gohan," is a set meal that includes seasonal sides and homemade dishes such as glutinous soybean rice. Be sure to enjoy your meal with a generous serving of sake.

kozuki Gourmet
Traditional Folk-House Dining Douman

Traditional Folk-House Dining Douman

This popular cafe mixes the traditional atmosphere of its architecture and antiques with modern furnishing. Spicy curry served at Douman is made with fruits, Japanese vegetables, and beef tendon, amongsts other ingredients, giving it hints of natural sweetness and making for an exquisite dining experience. The cafe also allows dogs and has a spacious dog running course in the back for owners to use.

kozuki Gourmet
Dining Noroda

Dining Noroda

Enjoy a satisfying meal fit for celebrations at this banquet-style dining bar set in an old country home that evokes the nostalgia of the early Showa Period (1926-1989).

nanko Gourmet
Wada Shoten

Wada Shoten

Located along Route 179, this shop offers warm, savory takoyaki and Japanese sweets such as taiyaki.

mikazuki Gourmet
Niku no Hyogoya

Niku no Hyogoya

Find locally-raised Himawari chicken at this small meat shop that also offers advice on the best way to enjoy it.

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Tatsunoya (Main Shop)

Tatsunoya (Main Shop)

Established in 1697, you can experience a slice of Japan during the Edo Period (1603-1867) at this historical soy sauce shop. Strictly using traditional methods, soy sauces such as the "Sannnen Soy Sauce" are made by slowly aging domestic whole soybeans for a period of three years. Others, such as the "Sashimi Soy Sauce," are made by adding koji (rice malt) back into raw soy sauce to bring out its rich aroma. Soy sauces sold here are all-natural and do not contain any additives.

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Chuwado Confectionery

Chuwado Confectionery

Founded in 1931, this shop offers a variety of confectionery unique to the town of Sayo, such as the "Morning Mist Rice Cake", "Sweetfish Monaka", "Deer Sponge Cake", and "Sayo Hime Yokan", which are named after the scenic morning mist in Sayo and evening mist in Tanba that has been renowned since ancient times. Visitors can try their hand at making traditional Japanese sweets (¥1,000 per person, reservation required) with the help of an artisan.

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Wagashi Shoshi Kineya

Wagashi Shoshi Kineya

In business for over 70 years, this shop offers a variety of traditional Japanese confectionery, including their signature fish-shaped "Sweetfish Monaka". This light crispy wafer made from mochi, filled with a smooth red bean paste is a must-try if you are in the area. The shop also provides different types of seasonal sweets and even has an eat-in space for visitors.

nanko Desserts and Sweets Shopping Souvenir information
Hasegawa Liquor Store

Hasegawa Liquor Store

The shop's selection of local sake from the Banshu region and shochu from throughout Japan are ideal for souvenirs and gifts. Domestic shipping is also available.

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