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Sagano, which is close to Arashiyama in Kyoto, is watched by Mount Atago, and is filled by the Katsura River. On this land, Nakamura Plantation has six family members who play a role in each of them, and happily farm tomatoes.

He has a large ball of mochi-mochi dumplings on the spot, and has plenty of store-specific sauce. Each of the big ball dumplings, the mitarashi and the tsubuan are 280 yen.

A Japanese-style confectionery shop that includes rice crackers and buns made from sake; 243 yen for one of 12 types of Kyoto Ohagi with rice and chestnuts is a popular item that you can't sell out; and yomogi rice cakes and okusaga are also famous.

A specialty roll cake shop that uses only egg white and makes it addictive to the texture of the roll cake, which is made from the dough and cream of the roll cake, is 320 yen ~ for eating and eating. Kyoto roll matcha zukushi, which uses plenty of Kyoto matcha, is the most popular.

Popular croquettes as small-belly foods; tofu croquettes with shibori tofu and chicken, and yuba suki croquettes with trolly yuba and sukiyaki-flavored pork are both original.

Shop where the shop owner's specialty sake is available. Original limited product to brew with 100% rice and yeast from local Kyoto. Sagano Jun Rice Daiginjo (blue bottle) 720 ml 2900 yen and other several types of sake are specially brewed by each brewer and want to taste according to the rich style of the four seasons. The sake ware that goes well with the sake is made by hand at a creative ceramic art workshop located in Naga-kyo City, one by one. We have a selection of works that are rich in texture unique to handmade.

Saga tofu, which is smooth and smooth like silk, is hard to get loose and has a strong texture, and is perfect for tofu, and many restaurants in Kyoto use this tofu. 1 pack (2) 443 yen. 249 yen for each piece of hirosu, which contains plenty of lily roots, jellyfish, ginnan, etc. Saga Tofu is a registered trademark of this store.

A shop of sweets and Kyoto's local sake produced by Kyo-Ogishi's Mai-Ogido. In addition to sweets and miscellaneous items such as candy and gold and flat sugar, there is also a popular sake corner. The price is 486 yen for the bottled candy and 118 yen for the semi-raw confectionery.

A shop with souvenirs like a bamboo grove village and Sagano. In addition to fans and old-fashioned bamboo toys, there are a variety of surprising bamboo products, such as large and small 1320 yen, which make use of the characteristics of bamboo, which is strong in heat, and dishes with a simple texture.

There are more than 1000 kinds of common crepe miscellaneous items and unique items in the shape of accessories and vegetables, such as earrings 540 yen, hairpin 300 yen, and Furoshiki 1300 yen, so it is ideal for souvenirs.