Aburi-mochi
A sweet sold before the gate of Imamiya Shrine: small pieces of mochi on skewers, grilled over charcoal and dressed with white miso.
13,910 entries. Some places appear in more than one collection. Confirm visits with each facility.
1,225 entries / page 45 of 52
A sweet sold before the gate of Imamiya Shrine: small pieces of mochi on skewers, grilled over charcoal and dressed with white miso.
A farm in Nishikyo ward: bamboo-shoot digging in spring, grapes in summer, persimmons in autumn.
A confectionery works and shop in Minami ward, Kyoto, making baumkuchen with matcha.
A centre in Fushimi ward where you can watch sake and craft beer being made.
A complex along the Shirinashi River in Taisho ward, Osaka, with dining and event space set out by the water.
A hot-spring facility in Minato ward, Osaka, built in the style of an Azuchi-Momoyama townscape.
A market at Sakai-Dejima fishing port on Saturdays and Sundays, where you can grill what you buy.
A stone-paved lane in Minami, Osaka, with the water-splashed Fudo image and long-established restaurants.
An eating and drinking quarter southeast of Namba, with over a hundred places, mostly stand-up bars.
A shopping street in Namba, 150 metres of shops for cooking tools, tableware and food models.
A conveyor-belt sushi restaurant in Namba, with live fish tanks inside.
A Chinese restaurant near Nippombashi Station, serving proper Chinese cooking to 70 seats.
The Gamo 4-chome district of Joto ward, Osaka, where old houses and row houses have been refitted as restaurants.
A conveyor-belt sushi restaurant in Dotonbori run by a fish company, which butchers tuna in the shop.
A shopping street in Shinsekai, with kushikatsu shops, stand-up bars and shogi parlours.
An underground arcade joined to Kyobashi Station, with many restaurants from Japanese food to coffee.
An arcade running from Hommachi to Shinsaibashi, keeping traces of the textile wholesalers.
A shopping complex on the second floor of Shin-Osaka Station, with souvenirs and restaurants.
A farm on the flank of Mount Rokko, high enough to stay cool in summer.
A complex at about 880 metres on Mount Rokko, with a lookout, dining and shops.