【Miyazaki Prefecture 五ヶ瀬Town Specialty Products・Souvenirs】花めぐり(羊羹・ゆず羊羹) Handmade yokan "Hana Meguri" is made by simmering red beans from Gokase for a long time and slowly kneading them by hand over a long period of time The taste of red beans can be felt firmly, and the exquisite balance of sweetness and saltiness is a profound taste that makes your eyes open the moment you eat it. Please spend a relaxing time with the rare kama-roasted tea, which is a specialty of Gokase Towns.

【Miyazaki Prefecture 五ヶ瀬Town Specialty Products・Souvenirs】ババクラブかりんとう Mulberry "Karinto" made by the processing group Baba Club in the Nouchi area It is an additive-free snack that is particular about safety and security. Restrooms available are also Adam cookies and longevity crackers. Handmade pickles are also popular.

Atami Station Shopping Street (Nakamise, Peace Street) In front of Atami Station, there are two shopping streets, "Peace Street" and "Nakamise", and there are also long-established stores that have been in business for 60 or 70 years. Unlike shopping malls, there are small and unique shops where you can experience shopping that is unique to Japan. Restaurants, cafes, sushi restaurants, Dried fish shops, as well as Souvenirs shops with a variety of souvenirs from the Izu Peninsula! There are also various goods of the official character "Atsuo" of the Atami Onsen Hotel Ryokan Cooperative. It is also recommended to take a walk while snacking on hot spring buns. Start your trip or go shopping here on the way back. Address: 〒413-0011 Tawaramotocho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture (in front of JR Atami Station)

Atami Ginza Shopping Street Ginza Street in Atami was once crowded with many tourists as the center of Atami. Use the Atami Chamber of Commerce and Industry in a building that operated as a bank until 1975. The heavy and retro building retains the atmosphere of that time. When you walk along the Ginza shopping street, you will encounter the same Japanese scenery as in the past, such as Dried fish hanging from the eaves, coffee shops that continue to operate as they were in the Showa era, and traditional Japanese confectionery stores. Recently, restaurants that are popular for seafood, cafes using local ingredients, sweets shops such as "Atami Pudding", Matcha "Atami Satori Honten", luxury Montblanc "Raw Silk Kiito", gelato, and guesthouses that offer interaction between locals and travelers have also opened, making it a street where you can feel the renovation. Address: 〒413-0013 Ginza-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture Access: About 20 minutes on foot from JR Atami Station