Morihachi Honten: Announcement of Group Acceptance and Parking Expansion
Morihachi Honten, a long-established Japanese confectionery shop in Kanazawa, has expanded its parking facilities adjacent to its main store to accommodate up to four large buses, enhancing convenience for group tours and inbound visitors. This initiative aims to establish the store as a new hub for Kanazawa tourism.
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Morihachi Honten is pleased to announce the expansion of its new parking lot, adjacent to the main store, capable of accommodating large buses. This improvement aims to provide convenience for group visitors. This makes it easier for large sightseeing buses to visit, facilitating access for group tours and inbound tourists. We offer a wide range of cultural experiences unique to Kanazawa and exquisite local delicacies, awaiting your visit. Please consider us as a destination during your Kanazawa sightseeing.
■ Large Bus Parking (Free)
・Location: Located next to the main store (Please refer to the diagram).
・Capacity: Up to 4 large buses can be parked.
・Advance Reservation System: To avoid conflicts with other vehicles, please inform us of your planned visit date and time by phone or email by the day before.
Parking Map
■ Enjoyable Activities at Morihachi Honten
① Shopping (1F)
We offer a wide selection of traditional and seasonal Japanese confections from Kaga Kanazawa.
Inside Morihachi Honten
② Kanazawa Confectionery Woodblock Museum (2F)
Approximately 1,000 types of woodblocks and confectionery vessels used in confectionery making since the Edo period are displayed together, allowing you to visually experience the 400-year history of Kanazawa's confectionery culture.
Admission Fee: Adults 200 yen (tax included) / Children 100 yen (tax included)
Inside Kanazawa Confectionery Woodblock Museum
③ Morihachi Saryo (2F)
Enjoy a variety of Japanese sweets while gazing at the historical Japanese garden.
Customers using the Saryo can freely visit the Kanazawa Confectionery Woodblock Museum.
Morihachi Honten 2F
④ Rakugan Making Experience (2F)
You can experience making rakugan by hand using actual woodblocks. After the experience, you can enjoy matcha tea with your handmade rakugan, and take home the remaining rakugan in a small decorative box as an original souvenir.
Rakugan Making Experience Scene
Fee: 1,870 yen (tax included) (Includes admission to Kanazawa Confectionery Woodblock Museum)
Duration: Approximately 40 minutes / Capacity: Up to 40 people per session
Held twice daily at 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM
Advance Reservation System (Please make a reservation by phone or email in advance. Same-day reservations are also possible.)
⑤ Kifune Bento (2F・Morihachi Saryo)
You can enjoy a special 3-tiered bento from "Kifune" in Kazue-machi, a highly popular restaurant in Kanazawa. The seasonal menu, featuring approximately 30 items, changes daily. Includes dessert sweets and matcha tea.
Fee: 4,400 yen (tax included) (Includes admission to Kanazawa Confectionery Woodblock Museum)
Advance Reservation System: Please make a reservation by phone or email by noon two days prior to your desired date.
Kazue-machi Kifune Special Bento
If you wish to tour the facility, please contact us. We will be happy to guide you.
10-15 Otemachi, Kanazawa City
Morihachi Co., Ltd. Main Store
TEL: 076-262-6251
e-mail: press@morihachi.co.jp
https://www.morihachi.co.jp/
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■ Large Bus Parking (Free)
・Location: Located next to the main store (Please refer to the diagram).
・Capacity: Up to 4 large buses can be parked.
・Advance Reservation System: To avoid conflicts with other vehicles, please inform us of your planned visit date and time by phone or email by the day before.
Parking Map
■ Enjoyable Activities at Morihachi Honten
① Shopping (1F)
We offer a wide selection of traditional and seasonal Japanese confections from Kaga Kanazawa.
Inside Morihachi Honten
② Kanazawa Confectionery Woodblock Museum (2F)
Approximately 1,000 types of woodblocks and confectionery vessels used in confectionery making since the Edo period are displayed together, allowing you to visually experience the 400-year history of Kanazawa's confectionery culture.
Admission Fee: Adults 200 yen (tax included) / Children 100 yen (tax included)
Inside Kanazawa Confectionery Woodblock Museum
③ Morihachi Saryo (2F)
Enjoy a variety of Japanese sweets while gazing at the historical Japanese garden.
Customers using the Saryo can freely visit the Kanazawa Confectionery Woodblock Museum.
Morihachi Honten 2F
④ Rakugan Making Experience (2F)
You can experience making rakugan by hand using actual woodblocks. After the experience, you can enjoy matcha tea with your handmade rakugan, and take home the remaining rakugan in a small decorative box as an original souvenir.
Rakugan Making Experience Scene
Fee: 1,870 yen (tax included) (Includes admission to Kanazawa Confectionery Woodblock Museum)
Duration: Approximately 40 minutes / Capacity: Up to 40 people per session
Held twice daily at 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM
Advance Reservation System (Please make a reservation by phone or email in advance. Same-day reservations are also possible.)
⑤ Kifune Bento (2F・Morihachi Saryo)
You can enjoy a special 3-tiered bento from "Kifune" in Kazue-machi, a highly popular restaurant in Kanazawa. The seasonal menu, featuring approximately 30 items, changes daily. Includes dessert sweets and matcha tea.
Fee: 4,400 yen (tax included) (Includes admission to Kanazawa Confectionery Woodblock Museum)
Advance Reservation System: Please make a reservation by phone or email by noon two days prior to your desired date.
Kazue-machi Kifune Special Bento
If you wish to tour the facility, please contact us. We will be happy to guide you.
10-15 Otemachi, Kanazawa City
Morihachi Co., Ltd. Main Store
TEL: 076-262-6251
e-mail: press@morihachi.co.jp
https://www.morihachi.co.jp/
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