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Gifu souvenirs (omiyage)

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Gifu souvenirs: all items (209)

  • Togarashi Ume Cha
    5.0
    Rating 5.0 (1 review)

    [ Taste: 5.0 Value: 5.0 Volume: 5.0 Design: 5.0 Portability: 5.0 Shelf life: 5.0 ]

    The one reviewer enjoyed this powdered instant tea of plum, kelp and chili, mixed with hot water, finding the salty, lightly sweet taste and the spiciness just right. They drink a cup daily and consider it healthy.

  • 5.0
    Rating 5.0 (1 review)

    [ Taste: 5.0 Value: 5.0 Volume: 5.0 Design: 5.0 Portability: 5.0 Shelf life: 5.0 ]

    The one reviewer says these small pink sakura bar puffed-wheat snacks, a Shizuoka favorite, were a big hit as a gift for a nephew. Others found the pink color intriguing, since people could not guess the flavor, and it was simply described as tasty.

  • Mizu no Iro
    4.8
    Rating 4.8 (1 review)

    [ Taste: 5.0 Value: 5.0 Volume: 5.0 Design: 5.0 Portability: 4.0 Shelf life: 5.0 ]

    The one reviewer praised this handmade box of seven-colored, delicate sweets as beautiful and tasty, and compact enough to fit in the palm. It must be reserved about ten days ahead and is not shipped, so it feels rare and special as a gift.

  • 4.8
    Rating 4.8 (1 review)

    [ Taste: 5.0 Value: 5.0 Volume: 5.0 Design: 4.0 Portability: 5.0 Shelf life: 5.0 ]

    The one reviewer found this spicy grilled green onion miso went well with raw or steamed vegetables, grilled meat and rice, with a handmade feel and a punchy flavor. They tried it as a sample before buying.

  • Shirasagi Monogatari
    4.7
    Rating 4.7 (1 review)

    [ Taste: 5.0 Value: 4.0 Volume: 4.0 Design: 5.0 Portability: 5.0 Shelf life: 5.0 ]

    The one reviewer praises this crisp European-style cookie sandwiching white chocolate as a classic Gero Onsen souvenir, sweet but not cloying and addictive. They always buy it for coworkers and relatives, and note that several sizes and variations are available.

  • Meshidorobo-zuke
    4.7
    Rating 4.7 (1 review)

    [ Taste: 5.0 Value: 5.0 Volume: 5.0 Design: 3.0 Portability: 5.0 Shelf life: 5.0 ]

    The one reviewer praised this pickle mix of red turnip, nozawana greens, radish, cucumber and shiso as a rice-friendly side with a crunchy texture, mild sourness and spice. They also found it good as a fried rice ingredient.

  • Kaki Yokan
    4.5
    Rating 4.5 (2 reviews)

    [ Taste: 4.5 Value: 4.0 Volume: 4.5 Design: 5.0 Portability: 4.5 Shelf life: 4.5 ]

    Reviewers praise this persimmon yokan for its fresh persimmon flavor and gentle sweetness, and one buys it as their regular Gifu gift. The bamboo-tube packaging is stylish, though one reviewer warns that the slightly grainy texture may not suit everyone.

  • Kuri Kinton
    4.3
    Rating 4.3 (3 reviews)

    [ Taste: 5.0 Value: 3.7 Volume: 4.0 Design: 4.7 Portability: 4.7 Shelf life: 4.0 ]

    Reviewers praise these Kuri Kinton (Gifu chestnut sweets) for their fragrant chestnut flavor, moist and finely smooth texture and balanced sweetness. One buyer found them moister than another shop's version, and another sees them as a seasonal autumn gift that pleases nearly anyone.

  • 4.5
    Rating 4.5 (1 review)

    [ Taste: 5.0 Value: 5.0 Volume: 4.0 Design: 4.0 Portability: 4.0 Shelf life: 5.0 ]

    The one reviewer calls this baked sweet reliably delicious and liked by all ages. Since it keeps well, they find it handy as a gift to bring home, even in summer.

  • Kuri Kinton Langue de Chat
    4.3
    Rating 4.3 (2 reviews)

    [ Taste: 4.0 Value: 4.0 Volume: 4.0 Design: 4.0 Portability: 5.0 Shelf life: 5.0 ]

    Reviewers like this chestnut-chocolate cream sandwiched in crisp cookies for its strong chestnut sweetness, and say it goes well with coffee. Individually wrapped pieces make it easy to hand out as a gift, and one reviewer saw it sold at a highway service area.