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SOUVENIRS
Unique souvenirs that capture Inabe’s charms
Inabe is a place where people and nature coexist.You can find many charming souvenirs unique to Inabe. In addition to tea, ume (Japanese plum), and soba (buckwheat noodles), which are rooted in this region, the wisdom and handiwork of Inabe’s residents transforms nature’s bounties into precious gifts.
Special feature “Tasting Inabe’s Ume”
Inabe City Bairin Park, the largest plum orchard in the Tokai area, is known for its spectacular scenery, and the best time to view the plum blossoms is in early March. Here we’ll introduce products using the plums grown in the park and the city.
Please come and enjoy one of the most beautiful seasons in Japan, with some sweet and sour plums on the side.
Classic souvenirs
Souvenirs available online and in stores year-round.
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Mizore Umeshu (plum wine) made from ripened Inabe plums
Plum wine made from ripe plums pickled in Junmai Daginjo sake with added plum pulp.Enjoy the mellow fragrance and rich flavor of the plums.
Produced by
Hayakawa Brewery -
Amazake & amazake tea
Sweet sake made from “Milky Queen” rice malt, locally grown in Inabe’s rich soil and water without added sugar or sake lees. The sweetness is a product of the naturally fermented rice.The amazake tea is made using a blend of Ishigure tea (Kabusecha).
Produced by
Hayakawa Brewery -
UME WHITE
This refreshing plum-infused white beer uses natural yeast and wheat malt from Ise. It is characterized by a softly fragrant plum flavor and natural sourness.
Produced by
Isekado Brewery -
Sencha HAZY IPA
Hazy IPA’s characteristic mild mouthfeel and milky flavor derived from wheat malt is combined with the flavor of sencha green tea, making it taste like a sencha latte.
Produced by
Isekado Brewery -
Inabe sweets“Nonoka”
The “Nonoka” series was created with the hope that people of all ages can enjoy the beauty and richness of nature and local ingredients in the form of confectionaries. A lot of work goes into the color of these beautifully baked sweets, and you’re sure to enjoy every bite.
Produced by
Tomoyo Kawase (Y/Y) -
Inabe Ishigurecha assortment set
Ishigure tea has been produced in the natural environment of the Suzuka Mountains for over 100 years since the Edo period. It has a rich aroma and the set contains five different tea bags with the leaves carefully selected by each farmer.
Produced by
Green Creative Inabe
Shopping in Inabe
Stores and online stores where you can buy souvenirs from Inabe
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Inabe Direct Distrubtion Shop Furei no Eki Uribo
Here you can purchase hearty agricultural products directly from the local farmers who grew them.The store sells a wide variety of products made with local ingredients, focusing on seasonal vegetables and fruits, as well as prepared foods, Japanese sweets, bread, gelato, and other items made at Uribo’s facilities.
- Address
- 2517 Oizumi, Inabe-cho, Inabe (next to Oizumi Station on Sangi Railway Hokusei Line)
- TEL
- 0594-74-5866
- Open
- 8:30-17:00
- Closed
- Every last Tuesday of the month
- WEB
- Inabe Direct Distrubtion Shop Furei no Eki Uribo
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Restaurant Shin Ageki Shokudo (inside Inabe Ageki Base)
Here you can find original Shin Ageki Shokudo products such as pickled vegetables, sauces and other goods. You can also find vegetables grown locally by the company, as well as German bread and baked goods from Freibäckerhaus.
- Address
- 788 Ageki, Kitase-cho, Inabe City
- TEL
- 0594-37-6033
- Open
- 11:00-22:00
- Closed
- The 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month (*Also subject to other temporary closures)
- WEB
- Restaurant Shin Ageki Shokudo (inside Inabe Ageki Base)
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JA Mie Kita Farmer’s Market “Inabekko”
“Inabekko” means “children of Inabe,” and the store was named so in hopes of raising healthy children with plenty of fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables. Agricultural products and processed foods are also available for purchase.
- Address
- 1911 Ageki, Kitase-cho, Inabe City
- TEL
- 0594-82-1147
- Open
- 9:00-18:00
- Closed
- Every Tuesday
- WEB
- JA Mie Kita Farmer’s Market “Inabekko”
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inabeʼs Shop (in Nigiwai-no-mori)
A specialty store introducing the charms and products of the town. The shop offers products such as buckwheat noodles and tea, seasonal baked sweets in collaboration with other local stores, and a display of everyday items made from local lumber.
- Address
- 31, Ageki, Kitase-cho, Inabe City
- TEL
- 0594-72-7705
- Open
- 10:00-16:00
- Closed
- Tuesdays and Wednesdays
- WEB
- inabeʼs Shop (in Nigiwai-no-mori)