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2119 Inarioka, Shibata, Niigata 957-0204, Japan
kontakter telefon: +81 254-41-2335
internet side: www.imagawaya.jp
Større kort og retningerLatitude: 38.0173072, Longitude: 139.3242606
神堂光
::There are some old ladies out there, but I don't think they are suited to the customer service industry. I've been going to the store since I was a child, but I think it would be better for the old lady to take a break and retire.
かんれ
::A privately run supermarket located along the prefectural road. During the Showa era, similar stores existed in every town, but they disappeared as large supermarkets moved into the suburbs. Fortunately, there were no competing stores nearby, so it may still be in existence. I hope that you will continue to do your best for the benefit of local residents.
FM ogikawa
::It's a small supermarket, but it had a lot of rare products from outside the prefecture, so it was a fun store. I want to go again.
穂高山葵
::Available in May 2022. When I go on a trip, I look forward to checking out local supermarkets, and while searching around on Google Maps, I discovered an interesting supermarket. They have a wide variety of local specialties, including offal stew from Gunma's Nagai Shokudo. If you don't set your navigation properly, you'll definitely pass by the store. It's a small store, more like a convenience store than a supermarket. When I entered the store, I noticed that in the center of the store, along with the products I usually see, there were products from all over the world that I would see at a secret show. They have a pretty good selection of items, including grilled roses from Towada, chicken from Gifu, and raw sea urchin in milk bottles (each cost nearly 5,000 yen). Unfortunately, I couldn't buy giblet stew, but I did buy Yoshida's Yakitori, a packaged yakitori thigh and skin. The yakitori was unglazed and came with a small container of sauce and a sachet of salt. I couldn't find out if a nearby yakitori restaurant was delivering it, but it was delicious. I think it's difficult to purchase these products, but perhaps we can get by thanks to this assortment. It seems that not only local residents but also shoppers come from far away. If you're nearby, this is a store you'll definitely want to go to.
Hiro S
::you can get frozen horse sashimi (Aizu) here