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Wakayama Sweets
Wakayama City, just one train ride from Namba, is not only famous for attractions like Wakayama Castle but also offers plenty of delicious sweets. Why not enjoy some local treats that you can only taste here during your trip?
Approximately an 11-minute walk from Wakayama-shi Station, kii chocolate is a chocolate shop where you can enjoy chocolates made with carefully selected cocoa.
The name of the shop, which evokes the feeling of Wakayama, is said to embody the sentiment of "becoming a key to delivering joy from the land of Kii to the world."
The interior of the shop exudes a chic and stylish atmosphere, with a lineup of 11 different flavors.
The chocolates made using fairly traded cocoa from around the world are handcrafted daily by chocolatiers in the open kitchen.
The drinks made using the chocolates sold in the shop vary daily. With a luxurious taste unique to a chocolate shop, it's a must-order when you visit.
From Wakayama-shi Station, transfer to a bus and get off at "Shin-Wakaura", just a short walk away. "80 ESPRESSO WAKAURABASE" is a cafe renovated from an old-established inn. You can leisurely enjoy coffee and sweets while overlooking Wakaura Bay.
As you ascend the retro staircase and open the door, you'll be greeted by a sophisticated and modern entrance. It's said that black Goiishi stone is used for the flooring, and Kishu blue stone for the walls. From the counter seats, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the tranquil port town.
The cafe's tableware is said to be sourced from the inn's storage. You can feel the sense of the owner, who is also involved in design work.
Espresso using specialty coffee in original blends serves as a hidden flavor in the sweets. Try various espressos depending on your mood of the day.
"80 ESPRESSO WAKAURABASE" is imbued with the desire for visitors to stop by while exploring the wonderful spots of Wakaura and Sagasaki. Enjoy a moment deciding on your next destination while looking at maps and guidebooks displayed in the shop.
This dessert shop is highly recommended for those who love fruits.
A parfait with lots of seasonal fruits, it looks and tastes great!
There are also fruit sandwiches, light meals and juice menus.
The main store in Wakayama Prefecture was originally an orchard, and they made a fruit parlor in the garden with the desire to deliver more fruits from Wakayama.
The beauty of its appearance and the deliciousness has attracted many domestic and foreign customers. We now have stores all over the country.
If you are visiting Kansai, please come to the main store or a nearby store as a reward for yourself.
Located on the second floor of Ki: no Wakayama, directly connected to Wakayama City station, "KISHU CHAYA Tamurin'en" is a cafe operated by the long-established tea shop "Tamurin'en." The white hanging curtains and wooden interior create an elegant and tranquil atmosphere. The shop is equipped with stone mills, allowing you to taste the freshly ground matcha and hojicha with their original flavors and aromas. It is said that the Wakayama specialty "green soft ice cream" made from domestically produced tea leaves and other soft ice creams are also made from matcha!
At "KISHU CHAYA Tamurin'en," you can taste the tea from the long-established tea shop and desserts made with matcha. The shop also has original products and souvenirs using local specialties! It is said that a limited menu is introduced every season.
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