Shop Information

On this page, we introduce the stores where you can find the seasonings, tea, sweets and the goods related cooking.

Tokyu Store 東急ストア鎌倉店, right next to Kamakura Sta. has an organic vegetable section "Direct from farmers", on the 2nd floor. 

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White Shiro Miso 白みそ and Umeboshi 梅干し salted plum, which we use in our workshops, can be purchased at the Shizen Shokuhin-ten 自然食品店 natural food store called Three Beans スリービーンズ・ カマクラ (2-23-6 Komachi). Google Map

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RENBAI 連売 [鎌倉市農協連即売所] is the farmer's market, which began in 1928. It is located on Wakamiya Oji Street and a 5-minute walk from the east exit of Kamakura Station.

Each day starting from 8 am, there are about 10 stands (depending on the weather/season) selling their freshly cultivated vegetables, including KAMAKURA YASAI, which is the common name used for the colorful leafy and root vegetables used for salads.

It is said to be the first market in Japan where the farmers got together and sold directly to the customers. Originally, Japanese farmers were pulling their carts around and selling produce on the move until it was suggested by a foreign pastor 96 years ago to sell their vegetables at a dedicated market space, much like they were doing in Europe. Google Map

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Ishiwata Genzaburo Shoten 石渡源三郎商店
Specialize in Kanbutsu 乾物 dried foods ; seaweeds, mushroom shiitake, beans... They have several kinds of konbu which are difficult to find at the supermarkets. It is a pleasure to see the family-run store that has been around since the early Meiji period.

In our cooking workshop, we use Rausu 羅臼 konbu kelp (from Shiretoko Peninsula in Hokkaido) which are rich in taste and flavor. It costs 1500 yen for about 100 g. As this konbu gives a strong taste, the small amount (about 7 g for 1L of water*) is enough to prepare a good dashi. *We propose to leave it in the refrigerator overnight before preparing.

They sell konbu powder (without any additives) which is rare to find.

2-14-23 Hase, Kamakura. Closed on Wednesday. Tel.0467-22-0193. Near Hase Sta. on the Enoden Line.

www.yamagen-mame.co.jp/  Google Map

Masudaya Tofu 増田屋豆腐店

Open only Wednesday and Saturday morning. Kyoko-san, 4th generation of this Tofu-ya founded in 1865 (Edo period) inherit her father's will (who passed away 15 years ago), techniques and history.

From 2.30 am, she makes tofu;  Momen (cotton) & Kinu (silk) tofu, Okara pulp, Tonyu soy milk, fried tofu...

Tofu pudding is good but the gelatin is used. It will be nice to make it with agar-agar kanten at home with their very fresh soy milk.

Tofu costs 210 - 230 yen. It is possible to eat at a small bench at the backside of the store, next to the railway.

For our Tofu Variety workshop, we taste their Tofu and make Yuba, Tofu skin with their soy milk. They are very tasty!

Masudaya Tofu: 1-14-4 Ogigayatsu, Kamakura. About 10 min from the intersection of Kinokuniya Super Market. (West exit) Google Map

Edamura-en 枝村園

Founded in the first year of Showa (1926). A tea shop frequented by locals (lots of temples, too). Famous for the home-roasted Hojicha* made once a week using a roaster that has been in use for more than 40 years. *Process of roasting makes Hojicha in low caffeine.

There are 2 choices; 600 & 900 yen for 100g. The difference is the first picked tea leaves is used for "900 yen". We tried to compare the taste but couldn't tell a big difference. "600 yen" is good enough and that is the Hojicha we serve during our cooking workshop.

2-3-16 Komachi, Kamakura. Closed on Sunday. Tel. 0467-22-1257. About 5 min from East Exit. www.edamuraen.com/ Google Map

Kyo Kamakura 居鎌倉

Sweets made with mashed Edamame (young & green soybeans) filling instead of sweet bean azukiIt is known as "zunda" and is a speciality of the northern region like Yamagata.

The variety is limited to about 6 kinds : dorayaki pancake, pudding, daifuku, manjyu, mochi...

Daifuku 大福 made with sticky rice powder (200 yen) is recommended for non honey consumer. Manjyu 饅頭 made with wheat contains some honey. 

2-10-24 Komachi, Kamakura. Tel. 0467-25-0021. 2 min from East Exit.

https://kyokamakura.handcrafted.jp/  Google map

Chabakka Tea Parks

“Draft Tea*”, “Tea Buffet”, “Tea Dripper”…, Ken Miura, owner of the Chabakka tea salon and shop, has had no shortage of innovative ideas since its opening 5 years ago. In the menu, you will find more than 30 kinds of green tea. The concept is to enjoy the tea differently. 

*“Draft Tea”: the tea is served like beer, by tap, to appreciate its refreshing taste, with foam! *Ochazuke with salted plum (ume), yuzu, wasabi.

Several chairs inside and outside.

Closed on Wednesday. 11-10 Onarimachi, Kamakura. Tel. 0467-84-7598. 2 min from West Exit. www.chabakkateaparks.com/en/ Google Map