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The store features taiyakis that are carefully baked one by one in a metal mold. The crispy thin white crust filled with moderately sweet red bean paste is very popular. The simplicity of the taiyaki is what makes each one stand out for its carefully baked attention to detail and deliciousness. This is a place where both locals and tourists can enjoy the nostalgic taste of the past.

A facility in Tottori Prefecture where visitors can enjoy mainly dairy products. Visitors can taste fresh local dairy products such as fresh white rose milk, handmade ice cream, and cheese. Inside the museum, visitors can enjoy the taste of milk and dairy products while learning about the manufacturing process. It is a place where visitors can enjoy a luxurious taste and relax in a rich natural setting.

Experience, play, taste, and enjoy the farm using all five senses. At “Daisen Makiba Milk no Sato,” visitors can interact with nature by cooking with fresh local dairy products, running around on the prairie, learning about cattle breeding, and watching the cows grazing on the pasture. The magnificent Mt. Daisen spreads out in front of you, creating an open space. You can have a fun time with your family and friends, and by the time you return, you will have a valuable experience to learn about dairy farming.

The basic ingredients for the bread made at "Yeast Bread Kosajiichi" are flour + yeast + salt. Among these ingredients, we are particularly particular about the yeast. The yeast is handmade from scratch from raisins, rye, rice, and other fruits and vegetables. The combination of the flavor produced by natural fermentation and the creator's attachment to the yeast that results from the long time spent on the yeast is what makes this yeast so special. Of course, other ingredients are also carefully selected, with Daisen wheat and Mongolian salt used to produce bread with a unique taste.

A bakery and deli store filled with Tottori Prefecture. Products include bread made from Daisen wheat, side dishes using locally grown vegetables, and sweets made from “Hoshizoramai,” Tottori Prefecture's brand of rice. There is also a deli using Tottori Prefecture vegetables, which is sure to please the ladies! The store is like a general store with locally grown vegetables, seasonings, coffee bags, and more. We hope you will visit Higashiyama Market, where you can enjoy “Tottori” with both your eyes and your mouth.

Youse-tea is a brand of high-quality green tea, a specialty of Yamanashi Prefecture. Sandplace Corporation is the producer and seller of Youse-tea, a well-known local specialty. The company handles the entire process from tea cultivation to production and sales, providing quality products.

This inn is located in Yamanashi Prefecture and is a registered national tangible cultural property. The inn's interior is filled with traditional style, and wood from various areas in the suburbs is used in every corner of the building. The glass and ceilings in the guest rooms are also made of materials that are not available today, giving visitors a sense of the long history of the inn. All guest rooms are different in construction, yet all offer a calm Japanese-style atmosphere and a quiet environment in which to relax and unwind. The hot spring water is a natural hot spring drawn up from the underground, and you can also enjoy dishes using fresh local ingredients.