Roadside Station Tenki Tenki …

Tenki Tenki Tango has a large lineup of Tango’s specialty products, including chirimen (Tango silk crepe), and local produce. There is also a restaurant which serves fresh seafood.   Recommended Goods: Lightly pickled heshiko…

Tango Kingdom Shoku-no-Miyako

Tango Kingdom "Shoku no Miyako" is among the largest roadside stations in Western Japan. Complete with a hotel and a host of restaurants (Ton's Kitchen, Mountain & Sea, and more) Tango Kingdom has everything you need for a Kyotango stopover. There is even fruit picking,a petting zoo for visitors…

Amity Tango

This souvenir shop has a impressive lineup of locally produced items such as Tango Chirimen (silk crepe), local pottery, local sake, sausages, and fresh produce. It is also the site for the Silk Handkerchief Dyeing activity. For hungry visitors, the building houses the cafe restaurant Amity Silk. …

Inaba Family Merchant House &…

The Inaba family were wealthy merchants who lived in Kumihama. At first they earned money through production of malted rice during the Edo Period. They used their money to start a very successful shipping business focusing on coastal trade. They built the main building over 130 years ago and it is a…