Aki Group

Info

Address:

685-2 Anauchi Oto, Aki-shi, Kochi

Public Transportation:

Tosa Kuroshio Railway Kukomae Station → 15 minutes on foot

Car Access:

38km40 minutes from Nankoku IC, Kochi-do via National Route 55

Phone Number:

0887-35-2620

Parking Number:

Eight

Business Hours

9-18 o'clock (10-March ~ 17:30)

Spot Category

Japanese and Western sweets

Factory and Direct Sales

"Baked eggplant ice" 100 ml cup (image)

Officers are using the eggplant they produce.

Cup ice and raw materials (image)

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