Where to buy souvenirs of Ishigaki Island? Introducing fashionable goods and sweets that can only be bought in Ishigaki Island!
Table of Contents
- 1 Ishigaki Island staff recommendation☆ Rare souvenirs only available in Ishigaki Island!
- 2 Where to buy souvenirs from Ishigaki Island?
- 3 Food] Local Products of Ishigaki Island
- 4 Souvenirs of Ishigaki Island
- 5 Food] Souvenirs of Ishigaki Island
- 6 Souvenirs of Ishigaki Island
- 7 Let's make a souvenir together with the handmade experience!
- 8 summary
Ishigaki Island staff recommendation
Rare souvenirs only available in Ishigaki Island!
When you visit Ishigaki Island, you will not only enjoy activities in the ocean and jungle, but you will also want to taste the local delicacies and buy souvenirs to take home.
In this article, we will introduce recommended souvenirs ranging from Ishigaki Island's standard specialties to hidden gems that may be surprisingly unknown!
◆Those who want to choose a souvenir that will be appreciated by their family and friends.
◆If you want to know what souvenirs you can buy only in Ishigaki Island
◆If you are interested in local culture and specialties of Ishigaki Island
◆If you want to know the recommended souvenir shops in Ishigaki Island
Find the perfect memento of your trip☆.
Where to buy souvenirs from Ishigaki Island?
Ishigaki Island has a high concentration of souvenir shops among the remote islands, so it does not take much time or effort to move around and you can enjoy shopping efficiently.
There is little clear difference between the two. There are few clear differences,I get the impression that all stores have about the same price range.It is.
However, if you are looking for food-based souvenirs, the supermarket MaxValu is a surprisingly good place to find them. You can find a variety of local products at reasonable prices!
◆Ishigaki Port Terminal
◆Don Quijote
◆Maxvalu
◆Yuratiku Market
Food] Local Products of Ishigaki Island
Ishigaki beef
Ishigaki beef" is a must-try specialty when you visit Ishigaki Island.
Ishigaki beef is made from calves born in Ishigaki and raised on the island. Therefore, the taste is exceptional!
The beef has a deep flavor not only in the marbling but also in the lean meat, and the fat is sweet and light, so you can eat a lot and not get sick to your stomach. The secret is said to lie in the environment in which the beef is raised on mineral-rich grass and blown by sea breezes.
◆Sushi and Seafood Cuisine Akebono
◆Toraichi Butcher Shop
salt from the Ishigaki region
The seas of Yaeyama, including Ishigaki Island, are blessed with coral reefs and are known for their high mineral content and high quality, nutrient-rich salt compared to ordinary seas.
In Okinawa, salt is called "Maas" and you can find it in many places in Ishigaki Island☆.
The recommended salt specialty store on Ishigaki Island is also called Ishigaki no Shio (Ishigaki Salt). At this store,Salt made from the rich seawater of Nagura Bayand is characterized by a taste that brings out the best of the ingredients.
In addition, you can observe the process of salt production in the store. Why don't you stop by during your drive and experience Ishigaki salt filled with the blessings of nature?
Address: 1145-57 Shinkawa, Ishigaki City, Okinawa, Japan
Access: 15 minutes by car from the remote island terminal
Business hours: 9:00-18:00
pineapple (Ananas comosus)
Tourists who ate pineapple from Ishigaki Island told us that theyI have never had such sweet and tasty pineapple!and surprise are often heard.
They are also shipped to the mainland, but most are harvested before they are ripe for transport time.
On the other hand, pineapples sold on Ishigaki Island are harvested when fully ripe, making them very sweet and juicy. You can enjoy the taste just as it is ready to be eaten.
⬇︎ limited time only! Pineapple harvesting experience is here☆.
Souvenirs of Ishigaki Island
Ishigaki salt Island nut
Ishigaki no Shio Shima Nuts" is an original bean confectionery using "Ishigaki no Salt" made from the seawater of Ishigaki Island.
One bag offers three different flavors: "Shimakosho", "Okinawa Taco", and "Slightly Cheese".
Ideal as a souvenir for dispersaland is a perfect snack or snack with drinks!
Official site:Nanto Bussan
Available at: Souvenir shops in Euglena Mall, Ishigaki Airport, Don Quijote, etc.
Ishigaki Island Pudding
Surprisingly famous in Ishigaki Island is "Island Pudding". The milk used for the island pudding is,Squeezed from cows raised on Ishigaki Island.The following is a list of the most common problems with the
The mild climate of Ishigaki Island provides a low-stress environment for cows, producing very high quality, rich milk.
In addition, the secret to the deliciousness of the island pudding lies in the sugar and salt. Ishigaki Island and the other Yaeyama Islands are famous for their sugarcane production, and we use high quality sugar produced there. In order to achieve an exquisite taste that is not too sweet, salt from Ishigaki Island is added to tighten the aftertaste.
The island pudding is rich yet has a refreshing aftertaste and can be enjoyed even by those who do not have a sweet tooth. If you visit Ishigaki Island, please try it and enjoy its deliciousness!
Official site: Ishigakijima Pudding Honpo
Location: 1F 3rd Sunlight Building, 3 Misaki-cho, Ishigaki City, Okinawa, Japan
Red Potato Tart
Red potato tarts are a standard souvenir from Okinawa, and Ishigaki Island is famous for its famous red potato ".OkiyumemurasakiTarts made with "Tarte" are popular.
Oki Yumeshi" is characterized by its gentle sweetness, rich flavor, and bright purple color, and its delicious taste enhances the unique charm of Ishigaki Island.
Available at: Souvenir shops in Euglena Mall, Ishigaki Airport, Maxvalu, Don Quijote, etc.
Food] Souvenirs of Ishigaki Island
Yaeyama soba (buckwheat noodles)
Yaeyama soba" is made at Kinjo Noodle Factory, which was established in 1972, and has long been loved as the soul food of the island of Ishigaki.
It is loved by the locals as "easy and tasty" and "something you want to eat irresistibly," and has become a symbol of Ishigaki Island's food culture. Its simple yet profound flavor is also popular among tourists!
Jimmy Tofu
Jimami Tofu is a traditional local dish popular throughout Okinawa.
The word "gi-mami" means peanut in the Okinawan dialect, and as the name implies, peanuts are the main ingredient.
Jimami tofu is characterized by its firm elasticity and thick, smooth texture!
It is also high in protein and nutritional value, making it an excellent source of energy. Try this healthy and satisfying local delicacy nurtured by Okinawa's climate.
Souvenirs of Ishigaki Island
Crafts Museum Yaeyama Minsa (Minsa Weaving)
Yaeyama minsa is a traditional craft made in the Yaeyama Islands, Okinawa Prefecture, and is a special textile designated by the government.
Its most distinctive feature, the five and four kasuri patterns, expresses the wish for everlasting happiness. This special design is very popular as a gift.
The Azamiya Minsa Craft Center on Ishigaki Island offers a wide variety of souvenirs made from Yaeyama minsa, such as bags and accessories.
Why don't you choose Yaeyama Minsa as a gift for your family, friends, and other loved ones?
⬇︎ You can also try your hand at mincer weaving.
Yonago Ware Studio / Shisa Ornament
Shisa," a classic Okinawan souvenir, is popular as a guardian deity to pray for family safety.
Shisa of Ishigaki Island, in particular, attract visitors with their colorful and cute expressions.
One of the best places to visit is the Yonago Yaki Workshop, located near Yonehara Beach. The workshop displays and sells many unique and vivid shisa, and their unique designs are very popular among tourists.
In addition, at the "Shisa Farm" adjacent to the workshop, visitors can freely walk around the vast grounds dotted with shisa of various sizes and objets d'art. It is also a popular photo spot, making it a perfect memory of your trip.
When you visit Ishigaki Island, why not find your favorite Shisa at Yonago Yaki Studio and take it home as a souvenir or memento?
Let's make a souvenir together with the handmade experience!
On Ishigaki Island, handmade experiences using locally harvested coral, shells, and beautiful stones are very popular.
The ability to create one's own original items has attracted much attention from tourists.
When you visit Ishigaki Island, why not try a handmade experience using natural materials to create an item that will remain in your memories forever?
⬇︎Here is our recommendation for a handmade experience☆.
Click here for a special feature on handmade experiences in Ishigaki Island.
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There are many other souvenir shops on Ishigaki Island in addition to the ones introduced here.
Please visit and find your favorite souvenirs♪
