When it comes to Kumamoto,
These are a must!
Timeless and beloved, these are the classic souvenirs of Kumamoto.
We would like to introduce items we recommend for your travel memories.
Horse Sashimi
Suganoya
The “Fresh Horse Sashimi” made exclusively from horses raised on Suganoya’s own farm in Aso is a special brand.
Liver: 1,848 yen (tax included) / 84g
Loin: Marbled Slice Fresh Horse Sashimi Set (each 40g)
2,900 yen (tax included)
Mushagaeshi
Kanko Kamei
A Japanese-Western confectionery masterpiece, where the pie crust is manually layered up to 100 times and filled with red bean paste. The name originates from the curved stone walls of Kumamoto Castle.
918 yen (tax included) / 5 pieces
Domestic Honey
Sugi Bee Farm
A gem from a long-established beekeeping company in Kumamoto that has been in business for over 70 years. The finest honey collected by bees during the “hundred flowers in full bloom” season.
4,104 yen (tax included) / 500g
Homare no Jindaiko
Kanko Kamei
A Japanese-Western confectionery masterpiece, where the pie crust is manually layered up to 100 times and filled with red bean paste. The name originates from the curved stone walls of Kumamoto Castle.
1,296 yen (tax included) / 6 pieces
Mustard Lotus Root
Oda Shop
A bold reinterpretation of a Kumamoto specialty that even locals find astonishing. A rare mustard lotus root set filled with eight types of spices (pink) or wasabi miso (green).
Three-color Lotus Root: 1,458 yen (tax included) / Small size
Ikinari Dango
Hanamaru-do
“Ikinari” in Kumamoto dialect means “easy, immediate.” This local snack is made by wrapping sweet potatoes in wheat flour dough and then steaming.
Frozen Ikinari Dango: 1,100 yen (tax included) / 6 pieces
