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Unmanned produce stands are one of the common features of rural areas in Japan. No one steal a thing even unmanned...that's really amazing. If you feel like buying something from the stand, just drop in the amount into the box. Hamazawa people often sell mandarin oranges during winter.
What to buy: Manderin orange, and vegetables
What to pay: usually 100-200 yen depending on the products
Updated Apr 6, 2011
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For the past few years, japan has been adding large shopping mall.....These include a first floor with supermarket , and a second floor with bookstores , clothes,high-tech gadgetry and electronics to traditional arts and crafts.
Pretty convenient shopping all in one place.....
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Shops & Stores - generally open on Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays as well as weekdays.
Many smaller specialty shops are closed on weekends, national holidays and over traditional Japanese holiday seasons.
Department Stores - usually open on weekends and national holidays. Each store closes one weekday each week, usually tuesday or wednesday...
Hours are usually from 10-8pm, but large shopping mall like this one will open from 9am to 11pm..
Updated Jul 25, 2005
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Both the catch and the yield of Bonito in Shizuoka were the largest in Japan in 1998.
Yaizu port in particular is renowned as a fishing port bringing in the largest catch of bonito in Japan.The production of dried bonito in Shizuoka is No. 2 in Japan after Kagoshima prefecture.
What to buy: KATSUOBUSHI, flakes are used for the base for making miso soup...
Updated Jul 25, 2005
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Hanpen , is a white, triangular shaped surimi product. It has a soft taste. It is believed to have been invented during Edo period by a cook, Hanpei of Suruga and his name is used for the food.
It can be eaten as a ingredient in a miso soup, oden, or soup. It can also be fried and broiled.
In Shizuoka perfecture, whole sardines are used and resulting products come out with bluish gray color and this is called Kuro Hanpen, lit. black hanpen
Written Apr 28, 2005
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Hanpen , is a white, triangular shaped surimi product. It has a soft taste. It is believed to have been invented during Edo period by a cook, Hanpei of Suruga...
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Yaizu is a sleepy little fishing port...About 10 minutes ride from shizuoka city station... The city was founded on March 1 1951.. Yaizu is one of the oldest locality names appeared in Japanese...
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Tochiyamagawa Park is a natural park to preserve the ecosystem of original meandering river flow of Tochiyama river. It is also nice place to stroll.
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