Shizuoka

• Exhibition and sale

Ishikawa

• Exhibition and sale
• Exhibition
• Traditional crafts

More than just seafood! Experience the stars of the sea through crafts!

Seafood is one of the great pleasures of traveling, so why not experience it as art at this exhibition? The exhibition brings together 15 artisans carrying on Kanazawa’s craft traditions. Using a variety of techniques, including ceramics, metalwork, and textile dyeing and weaving, they have created works featuring shrimp, crab, squid, octopus, and shellfish themes. From unique bowls that brighten the dining table to crafted objects, each work leverages the appeals of its materials. Enjoy this exhibition’s one-of-a-kind beautiful world of marine-inspired creations that delight all five senses.

Yamagata

• Local specialties (food and beverages)

Nara

• Exhibition and sale
• Food and beverage tasting
• Local specialties (food and beverages)
• Seminar
• Raffle

Nara Mahoroba-kan is celebrating the 5th anniversary of its relocation to Shimbashi. It will hold a “5th Anniversary Fair” in gratitude for customers’ continued support.

During the fair, customers will receive a raffle ticket for every 2,000 yen spent, for a chance to win Nara specialty products (up to 10 tickets per transaction). The raffle will be held on August 22 and 23. A variety of Nara-related events are also planned.

Nagato City, Yamaguchi

• Exhibition and sale
• Local specialties (food and beverages)
• Tourism PR

Yamagata

• Exhibition and sale
• Food and beverage tasting

Shizuoka

• Exhibition and sale
• Local specialties (food and beverages)

Shizuoka Prefecture has so many appealing products!
Known as the “kingdom of ingredients,” Shizuoka Prefecture is blessed with a diverse natural environment, including Mount Fuji, Japan’s highest mountain, and Suruga Bay, Japan’s deepest bay.

At Oishizu, the Shizuoka Prefecture specialty shop just a two-minute walk from Akihabara Station, you’ll find a wide selection of Shizuoka’s signature products, including tea, sakura shrimp, and food products made from the prefecture’s agricultural, forestry, and fishery ingredients.

This time, Oishizu will feature recommended Shizuoka gifts! Come discover Shizuoka’s appealing specialties and find a gift that will bring a smile to someone special!

Iwate

• Exhibition and sale

Crafts made from a variety of natural materials, such as walnut bark, grapevine bark, and straw, will be available for purchase.

Kumamoto

• Local specialties (food and beverages)

Kuma Shochu, Japan’s premier rice shochu, is produced by 27 distilleries in the Hitoyoshi-Kuma region, each crafting distinctive shochu with its own unique character.

Kuma Shochu’s appeal lies in the variety of styles it offers, including soft and mellow varieties, those with distinctive aromas, and those with rich, deep flavors.

Come raise a glass of Kuma Shochu on August 8 — Kuma Shochu Day!

Ehime

• Local specialties (food and beverages)

Jakoten and kamaboko, food products made from fish paste, are specialties of Uwajima in Ehime Prefecture.
Created by artisans at Tanaka Kamaboko Main Store, founded in 1888, jakoten and kamaboko are made with fresh fish caught in the waters around Ehime Prefecture.
As a result, these exquisite delicacies preserve the original umami and flavors of the fish.

Okayama

• Tourism PR

Kagoshima

• Exhibition and sale
• Food and beverage tasting
• Local specialties (food and beverages)

Sakamoto Kurozu black vinegar tasting and sales event

Numazu City, Shizuoka

• Tourism PR

Shizuoka

• Exhibition and sale
• Local specialties (food and beverages)

Shizuoka Prefecture has so many appealing products!
Known as the “kingdom of ingredients,” Shizuoka Prefecture is blessed with a diverse natural environment, including Mount Fuji, Japan’s highest mountain, and Suruga Bay, Japan’s deepest bay.
At Oishizu, the Shizuoka Prefecture specialty shop just a two-minute walk from Akihabara Station, you’ll find a wide selection of Shizuoka’s signature products, including tea, sakura shrimp, and food products made from the prefecture’s agricultural, forestry, and fishery ingredients.

This time, Oishizu will feature a specialty from Ume Kobo Oishi in Shizuoka’s Shimada City: Italian-Style Ume, pickled plums marinated in olive oil.
Stop by and discover Shizuoka’s appealing specialties!

Sera Town, Hiroshima

• Tourism PR

Okayama

• Experience
• Local specialties (food and beverages)

This collaborative fair will be held in celebration of the 10th anniversary of The 47 Great Wars, a manga featuring Tottori-san as the main character.

Enjoy a wide variety of themed attractions, including a collaboration café and more.

Tottori

• Experience
• Local specialties (food and beverages)

This collaborative fair will be held in celebration of the 10th anniversary of The 47 Great Wars, a manga featuring Tottori-san as the main character.

Enjoy a wide variety of themed attractions, including a collaboration café and more.

Yamanashi

• Tourism PR

Satsumasendai City, Kagoshima

• Tourism PR

Kasukabe City, Saitama

• Tourism PR

Hiroshima

• Tourism PR

Tomisato City, Chiba

• Tourism PR

Okayama

• Experience
• Local specialties (food and beverages)

Tottori Okayama Shimbashi-kan is celebrating its 12th anniversary this year.

A variety of events will be held to thank customers for their continued support ♬

Tottori

• Experience
• Local specialties (food and beverages)

Tottori Okayama Shimbashi-kan is celebrating its 12th anniversary this year.

A variety of events will be held to thank customers for their continued support ♬

Niigata

• Tourism PR

Kahoku Town, Yamagata

• Tourism PR

Misato Town, Miyazaki

• Tourism PR

Fukui City, Fukui

• Tourism PR

Tokyo

• Local specialties (food and beverages)
• Tourism PR

Nagaoka City is located at nearly the heart of Niigata Prefecture and traversed by the majestic Shinano River, Japan’s longest river.
Together with local producers, this fair offers Nagaoka’s distinctive specialties, including rice blessed by nature’s bounty, nostalgic sweets, and sake from the city that boasts the largest number of breweries in Niigata Prefecture, one of Japan’s leading sake-producing regions.

Tottori

• Exhibition and sale
• Local specialties (food and beverages)
• Tourism PR

A variety of Tottori specialties, including bento box meals, crab-based products, local sake, and more, will be on sale! Be sure to stop by.