Southern rice crackers

Tekiseisha

Tekiseisha stands next to Tendaiji Temple and continues to pursue the production of lacquerware. It is a facility that can be called a temple of lacquerware that has achieved the ultimate in Joboji lacquerware. You can also see the sales corner and the process from undercoating to topcoating.

Sakata lacquerware store

Located in Joboji Town, which boasts the highest quality and quantity of lacquer in Japan, this long-established shop is proud of its history of Joboji lacquerware, which maintains tradition while incorporating new innovations. ``Please don't throw away any cracked or faded lacquerware; it's a living, everyday item, so you can use it for a lifetime,'' says the owner. A shop where you can actually touch and feel Sakata's lacquerware, which exudes boundless love.

Millet starch syrup

A rustic flavor made by stuffing millet and barley bean sprouts over a period of about two weeks. It also goes great with Nanbu rice crackers.