Nunobikiyaki pottery is known as the modern version of Ryokusaitoki pottery which was originally created during the Heian Period (794 AD – 1185).

A treasure of the past.

Based next to the picturesque Lake Biwa is B&M Techno Service, Ltd where they offer accessories inspired by Japan’s largest freshwater lake.

BIWAKO DAUGHTERS takes the local foods that have been passed down across the generations by fishermen working Lake Biwa, such as funazushi and tsukudani made using freshly caught produce from the lake and retails them after making suitable adjustments to allow the current generation of young people to eat them more easily.

Racine Home HARIE provides travelers with our hotel, restaurant, Mayko Shop and also the one day hot spring facility.

A reliable and trustworthy watch specialist based on the concept of having fun.

One of the largest general discount stores in Japan, offering the rich and varied range for which Don Quijote has become so famous; not only sundries and food products that are sure to come in handy in everyday life, all sought to be offered at the lowest prices in the region, but also cosmetics, trendy fashion from specialist shops, branded goods, home electronics and party goods.

Kobo chou-chou creates a variety of confections from the sake lees provided by no less than 6 sake breweries located around Lake Biwa.

Tsuruya Pan is a bakery that has been loved locally for more than 60 years.

Conveniently located along National Route 161, which runs north and south along the western shore of Lake Biwa, this roadside station is an excellent stop for shopping and dining in Takashima City.