Hishio no Sato – Home of Soy Sauce
Shodoshima has 400 years of soy sauce-making history. In its golden age, there were over 400 soy sauce brewers on the island, and "Hishio no Sato" still has around 20 breweries and tsukudani plants lined up together. You can smell the sweet taste of soy sauce on the air as you walk around. Please visit to savor the flavor of soy sauce from Shodoshima, a vital seasoning of Japanese meals, which has continued to maintain the traditional brewing method of using wooden barrels.
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Street address
- From Umaki to Nouma, Shodoshima-cho, Shozu-gun, Kagawa
Access
- The area around the Umaki bus stop
Opening Hours
Closed
Best season
- All year
Point
- You can find unique sweets made using soy sauce in the area around Hishio no Sato, including "soy sauce soft-serve ice cream," "soy sauce pudding," "tsukudani soft-serve ice cream," "soy sauce castella cakes" and even "soy sauce cider!"
You can enjoy a caramel like flavor, so please try it.
Spots around
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Takamatsu Central Shopping Mall
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Naoshima
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Shodoshima (Kankakei Gorge, Twenty-four Eyes Movie Village, Olive Park)
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Takaya Shrine
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Takamatsu-bonsai-no-sato
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Marugame Castle
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Nakano Udon School
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Twenty-four Eyes Movie Village
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Takamatsu Airport
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Chichu Art Museum
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Shodoshima Furusato Mura
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Shodoshima Angel Road
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Awashima
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Ritsurin Garden
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Kotohira-gu Shrine
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Mt. Shiude
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Sanuki Manno Park
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Teshima
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JR Takamatsu Station
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Konpira Grand Theater(Kanamaruza)
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Yashima
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Chichibugahama Beach
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Benesse House