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This is a specialty handmade jam store. Their jam is made without adding food additives and uses local organic fruits and vegetables from Mi...more read

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• Yokosuka

This shop sells boiled and raw shirasu (baby sardines). Iwasaki, who runs the shirasu fishing processes, sells the shirasu caught on his own...more read

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• Yokosuka

Nagai Marine Products is a direct selling office where ships nationwide sell their fresh catches from the Sagami Sea. Nagai Marine Products ...more read

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• Yokosuka

This Japanese confection shop is located in the Kinugasa shopping area. They carefully hand make the sweets one by one, such as skewered swe...more read

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• Yokosuka

This community-based konnyaku (konjac) manufacturing store was established in 1944. They are responsible for the production and sales of kon...more read

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• Yokosuka

This confectionary shop in Yokosuka has been around for over 40 years. In addition to putting seasonal fruits on top of cakes and tarts, the...more read

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• Yokosuka

This specialty Japanese-style confectionery store was founded in 1891. They have three stores in Yokosuka. Among them, the signboard product...more read

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• Yokosuka

This folk craft store is located in Kamakura Yokocho near Kita-Kamakura Station. It is written as “瞳瑠”, but it is read as “doll”. They sel...more read

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• Kamakura

This Kamakura specialty carving store is located in front of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. “Kamakura Carving” is a lacquered craftwork that started...more read

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• Kamakura