Japanese confectionery Sanshudou Kashishian

Japanese confectionery Sanshudou Kashishian

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JR Tsuwano Station → 10-minute walk
40 minutes from China Road Muichi IC via National Route 187

Business Hours

10:30 to 17

Spot Category

Japanese and Western sweets

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