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Near Atami Station, Atami, Shizuoka
Atami's first shop devoted to custard pudding trades on retro milk-truck branding near the station. Its flavours are made for Atami alone.
Best for Custard pudding and Atami-exclusive dessert souvenirs
Atami Station front, Atami, Shizuoka
Standing at the Atami station front, this dried-fish specialist offers gift-boxed and mail-order himono. It is a familiar stop for visitors carrying home seafood souvenirs.
Best for Gift-boxed dried fish (himono) souvenirs
Atami Ginza, Nakamise, Atami, Shizuoka
This long-established Atami maker sun-dries its own additive-free himono along the Ginza and Nakamise streets. Dried horse mackerel, squid and seasonal fish are its signature onsen-town souvenir.
Best for Traditional Atami himono (dried horse mackerel, squid, seasonal fish)
Atami, Shizuoka
Kosawa prepares additive-free himono in Atami and sells the dried fish directly from its shop.
Best for Additive-free sun-dried himono
Atami / Japan
The shop at the MOA Museum of Art in Atami offers kōgei craftworks made by prominent artists.
Best for Kōgei craftworks by named artists
Izusan, Atami, Shizuoka
Official confectioner to Izusan Shrine, this historic wagashi maker is best known for its Tsurukichi yokan. The sweet bean jelly anchors a range of traditional Japanese confections.
Best for Yokan and traditional Japanese confections
Sakimi-cho, Atami, Shizuoka
A kamaboko workshop in Atami, this heritage maker turns out steamed and grilled surimi products. They are sold fresh as a local specialty.
Best for Freshly made kamaboko and fish-paste products
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