The exquisite woodworks represent the traditional local industries of Kiso,
forestry and woodworking, passed down from olden times.
There are also some tasty products made from local vegetables.
Agematsu Town Souvenirs and Specialties
Food Specialties |
The main specialties are traditional dishes such as Gohei-mochi (skewered rice cake), Sunki (turnip stems fermented without salt, instead using only lactic-acid bacilli), and Hobamaki (sweets made using red-bean paste wrapped in cakes of kneaded rice flour that are then further bound up in a magnolia leaf), made with fresh seasonal ingredients. In particular, Gohei-mochi ice cream and Doburoku (unrefined sake) taste traditional but innovative, something to try.
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Wooden Specialties |
Woodwork is the representative industry of Kiso. The woodworks made in Agematsu Town are simple and soft to the touch with a soothing woody fragrance. They are definitely recommended souvenirs.
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Specialties for Health and Fun |
Unique products made in Agematsu Town. Cypress essential oil, refined via a steam distillation, is made from only Kiso cypress. You can enjoy the true scent of cypress, popular in aromatherapy or dropped into baths. Cypress art flowers are excellent works made with thinly shaved cypress.
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