Kyoto Snacks Gion Tsujiri "Tsujiri no Sato" Treat yourself to authentic look and taste of matcha green with sweets from a long-loved Uji tea specialty shop open 160+ years. See More
Kyoto Snacks IRODORI "Kohakuto" Japanese “wagashi” confections reinvented as irresistible, pastel bites at this veteran sweets shop. See More
Kyoto Snacks Kyoto Gion Anon "Anpone" Create and build your own “Anpone” monaka for the best of fused Japan and western flavors. See More
Kyoto Snacks Kameya Yoshinaga Yokan Kameya Yoshinaga's yokan is made with the renowned "Samegai Water," a famous water source in Kyoto, and brings out the full flavor of adzuki beans. See More
Kyoto Snacks Namacha Jelly at Nakamura Tokichi Main Store Full aroma and rich tea flavor steeped into smooth jellies, a famous treat from this long-loved tea merchant. See More
Kyoto Snacks Ajari Mochi by Ajari Mochi Hompo Mangetsu A traditional Kyoto confection from the long-established shop Mangetsu, featuring a moist and chewy dough filled with elegantly sweet red bean paste. See More
Kyoto Snacks Kogetsu Premium Senju Senbei A long-selling confectionery for over half a century, now available in an even higher quality version. See More
Kyoto Snacks BIJUU "Kyo Baum" A unique Baumkuchen from Kyoto, crafted with carefully selected ingredients and the skilled hands of artisans. See More
Kyoto Snacks Okoicha Langue de Chat "CHA no KA" Now considered a classic Kyoto sweet, this signature product from "Kyoto Kitayama Malebranche" has become a beloved favorite. See More
Kitakyushu Cafés Cafe Mictea Labo Japanese tea and spiices come together in this all-new kind of café. See More
Kyoto Snacks Shogoin Yatsuhashi Sohonten "Nama Yatsuhashi" Cinnamon aroma and the one-of-a-kind bite of Nama Yatsuhashi. See More
Ueno Sweets Shop & Desserts Shop Usagiya 3.95 1 A renowned traditional Japanese confectionery shop, famous for its exquisite dorayaki, considered one of the "Top Three Dorayaki in Tokyo." See More
Yamaguchi Tourist Attractions Ganryu Island An island steeped in history and the tales of an epic duel. See More
Gunma Hotels La Vista Kusatsu Hills An elegant European-style resort hotel where every room features a private open-air bath. The hotel also boasts a top-floor bathhouse with stunning views. See More
Gunma Hotels Hotel Sakurai 3 different sourced springs to try at this quintessential Japanese inn in Kusatsu, complete with one of the area’s largest indoor + open-air baths. See More
Gunma Hotels Hotel Ichii A historic hot spring hotel founded in the Edo period, Hotel Ichii is located in front of the symbol of Kusatsu Onsen, Yubatake. See More
Hachioji Commercial Buildings Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami Osawa 3.86 3 An easily accessible outlet mall in Hachioji, perfect for shopping. See More Related Articles Enjoy a Stress-Free Shopping Experience with Kids at Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami Osawa Located just 34 minutes by train from Shinjuku Station on the Keio Line and a two-minute walk from the nearest station, Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami Osawa offers a convenient shopping destination. Centered around apparel stores, the outlet features a variety of shops where visitors can enjoy shopping to their heart’s content. Let’s take a closer look at the many attractions of Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami Osawa.
Enjoy a Stress-Free Shopping Experience with Kids at Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami Osawa Located just 34 minutes by train from Shinjuku Station on the Keio Line and a two-minute walk from the nearest station, Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami Osawa offers a convenient shopping destination. Centered around apparel stores, the outlet features a variety of shops where visitors can enjoy shopping to their heart’s content. Let’s take a closer look at the many attractions of Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minami Osawa.
Shibuya Commercial Buildings Forestgate Daikanyama A lush green space in Daikanyama and a new way of living at this multi-shop retailer. See More
Yamaguchi Shrines & Temples Akama Shrine 3.58 1 A beautiful shrine with stunning vermilion-colored Suitenmon gate that enshrines the tragic young emperor. See More
