Shopping

Shop for local souvenirs and keepsakes to remember your trip by

During your visit to Japan you may have seen several “omiyage” or souvenir shops. The items sold in these shops are often related to the region or are local specialties. If you are looking for a souvenir special to Kyotango here are some shops where you can buy local specialties like Tango Chirimen Silk, barazushi boxed lunch, various confectionaries and more.

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  • Tango Kinushio – Salt Workshop in Tango Kingdom

    This is the first direct sales shop for Tango Kinushio salt, made from the waters of Yuhigaura. Using an old style flat bottomed kettle this salt made by an expert is as pure as the driven snow. The deep but flexible taste will add richness and flavor to your everyday cooking. Recommended good...

  • Kyotango Mairingen Distillery

    Set in a mountain forest on the Tango Peninsula where more than 300 kinds of medicinal herbs and medicinal tress grow wild. In the rich forests of Tango Amanohashidate Oeyama National Park plants are hand-picked in the morning and distilled while fresh. This craft gin contains the forest's bounty...

  • Confectionary Daido

    This stylish shop located conveniently in Mineyama makes delicious cakes and Japanese sweets. Their speciality is the Komaneko Monaka, a red bean paste in a wafer case inspired by the Guardian Cats at Kotohira Shrine across the road....

  • Organic Café Tentomushi Batake

    Based on an organic farm they have a wide range of seasonable products available. Including vegetable dressings and vegetable pottage made with no additives, curry kits, and cake sale (savory cake filled with vegetables) These are available in the direct sales corner of the café, along with fresh...

  • Yukemuri Market

    Summer opening hours from July 20th to August 19th: 8am - 5pm   This souvenir shop sells locally grown seasonal fruits, vegetables, local sake, rice and dried fish. In the winter they also stock locally caught "Taiza snow crab".   Recommended Goods: Local Kyotango sake, r...

  • Heshiko Factory HISAMI

    Heshiko is one of Kyotango's local specialty dishes. It is mackerel lightly pickled in salt. It's at its best when served with rice or on pasta. This recipe meets the reduced salt needs of today. Enjoy our twist on the traditional heshiko.   Recommended Goods: Hisami no Heshiko (Shi...

  • Matsusakaya

    This sake store has a couple of unique, original sakes for sale. “Ryuu-guuro Mantan”, which has been aged for 6 months at a depth of 27 meters under the sea. And refined sake “Kome-Bito,” which has been produced by reviving the “Rice Sake Trade” system which supports rice farmers.   Recommend...

  • Japanese Confectionary Toda Fugetsu-do

    With more than 60 years of history, this shop manufactures and sells sweets connected to the legends and the history of Tango. Konpira Monaka (adzuki beans in a wafer case) and Tango Path (chestnut and white sweet bean paste steamed bun) have been enjoyed by our customers for many years. Our new pro...

  • Tango Jersey Farm & Dairy Kitchen Sora

    Tango Jersey Farm & Dairy Kitchen Sora was founded on the desire to "share the deliciousness of milk". Everything here is handmade, using fresh milk from jersey cows produced right here on our farm.   Recommended Goods: Ice cream, and woodfired pizza (weekends and national holidays...

  • Onojin Soy Sauce & Miso

    This miso and soy sauce production warehouse was established in 1912. They use traditional production methods, while also making products that meet the needs of modern consumers. The products are delicious, safe, and trustworthy. Recommended Goods: “Jin Zaemon” soy sauce prepared in a Japanese ced...

  • Umi no Uta

    Umi no Uta has a rich lineup of local Tango souvenirs and there is also a restaurant selling fresh seafood dishes onsite. Their specialties are snow crab and Kumihama oysters in the winter but they have a wide range of other local seafood products and local Tango Koshihikari rice. ou can also find r...

  • Japanese Confectionary Ann

    This shop manufactures and sells Kyotango’s traditional Japanese souvenir snacks. Their range of popular items include sweet potato sweets, made with locally grown sand dune sweet potatoes, a range of black bean sweets, and a frozen sweet made with Kyotango matcha, inspired by Hosokawa Garasha, one...