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Japanese Confectionery
Nagoya has a variety of unique confectionery that are great as souvenirs. See More
Nagoya has a variety of unique confectionery that are great as souvenirs.See More
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Japanese Pickles
Long pickled raddish and other pickled goods special to Nagoya. See More
Long pickled raddish and other pickled goods special to Nagoya.See More
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Rice Crackers, Bite-sized Japanese Crackers and Beans
Nagoya has a variety of unique confectioneries. See More
Nagoya has a variety of unique confectioneries.See More
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Arimatsu Shibori (Tie-Dyed Silk Fabric)
Arimatsu Shibori tie-dyed silk fabric was originally used for kimonos. Many shops remain along the Historic Townscapes of Arimats… See More
Arimatsu Shibori tie-dyed silk fabric was originally used for kimonos. Many shops remain along the Historic Townscapes of Arimats…See More
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Goods
Kinshachi Goods
The two Kinshachi, or “golden orcas,” that sit atop the foot of the main keep at Nagoya Castle are widely … See MoreKinshachi Goods The two Kinshachi, or “golden orcas,” that sit atop the foot of the main keep at Nagoya Castle are widely known …See More
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Kishimen (Flat Noodles) & Udon
Kishimen is a broad and flat noodle often seen in the Nagoya area. When written in Chinese characters, the word literally means "… See More
Kishimen is a broad and flat noodle often seen in the Nagoya area. When written in Chinese characters, the word literally means "…See More
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Western Confectionery
Cake, pastry, pudding and chocolate unique to Nagoya See More
Cake, pastry, pudding and chocolate unique to NagoyaSee More
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Shippo (Cloisonne)
Shippo is Japanese name for metalworking technique for cloisonne enamel ware. Various Shippo products are available as unique and… See More
Shippo is Japanese name for metalworking technique for cloisonne enamel ware. Various Shippo products are available as unique and…See More
