After having lunch in Italy, I had pudding here! I also bought some salt as a souvenir! It's a lovely shop. You can eat the pudding right there. I bought the caramel flavor, so with the salt, it became salted caramel! It's definitely delicious! The salt really enhances the caramel flavor. I enjoyed it so much, even though I thought I was full! I want to go back again!

My little sister, the recommended souvenir "Local Pudding" this time is the pudding from "Shinsaburo Shoten" with salt sprinkled on top. We visited early so they had all 5 flavors available. We got a set for souvenirs. We tried the Flower Salt Sesame Pudding, Caramel Pudding, and the shop recommended Salt Ginger Pudding. Salt lovers will love it... the salt is delicious! It enhances the rich pudding flavor even more. The Salt Ginger is strong with ginger! It's intense and stimulates the throat. The salt was so good that we also bought "Mataichi Salt" for rice balls and gold sesame. We had a great time. Thank you for the meal!

Recommended by my partner for the first try. My partner seems to be a fan of the pudding here and bought it. It seems like the unique feature is eating it with salt. When I tried it, it was indeed delicious. It's interesting to eat it with salt or matcha. However, it's a bit too sophisticated and not quite satisfying. Sophisticated pudding like this might be more suitable for women. Thank you for the meal. Namaste.

I had salted caramel, and it was delicious~ I think I prefer caramel~ As for the salt, it's okay, I guess~ It was really tasty and gooey~

There are souvenirs available. There is pudding.

In Itoshima City, Fukuoka Prefecture, there is a company called Shinzaburo Shoten Co., Ltd., established on May 1, 2000. They produce and sell their flagship product "Mataichi no Shio" using seawater from the Genkainada Sea. In addition to various products made with salt, they also sell miscellaneous goods, tableware, and operate a restaurant. One of their popular products is the "Shio wo Kakete Taberu Purin" (Pudding with Salt). Visitors can also observe the salt-making process at their salt workshop called "Koubou Tottan" and enjoy salt-boiled eggs, potatoes, coffee, seasonal fruit drinks, as well as products like "Mataichi no Shio" and "Shio wo Kakete Taberu Purin". At their retail store, Shinzaburo Shoten, they offer a variety of products including the unique "Goma Purin" (Sesame Pudding) not available at the workshop. They also have affiliated stores on the premises, such as "Gohan Yaitaru" and "Sumi Cafe". During a visit on a Friday afternoon, the store was busy but there was no wait to purchase the pudding. They offer Plain, Caramel, Sesame, and Salted Red Bean flavors. The prices were as follows: Flower Salt Plain - 400 yen, Burnt Salt Caramel - 450 yen, Flower Salt Sesame - 450 yen. I purchased three flavors for a total of 1400 yen, including an additional 100 yen for a cooling pack. The pudding was soft, creamy, and smooth in texture. The Plain flavor was rich and creamy, the Caramel had a bittersweet taste, and the Sesame had a fragrant sesame paste on top. Adding salt to the pudding enhanced the flavors, especially in the Caramel and Plain flavors. Overall, my personal preference ranking was Plain, Caramel, and Sesame. The ability to adjust the salt level to taste was a nice touch. The experience was enjoyable, and I would recommend trying their unique pudding flavors.

I wanted to try Ichino Shio's pudding, so I looked it up and found out it was about a 20-minute drive away. I decided to go and got both the plain and coffee flavors to go, as they are only available on Saturdays. I was curious about how pudding with salt would taste, but it turned out to be really delicious. It wasn't too sweet, and the salt added a nice savory touch to it. I will definitely go back to buy more.

Salt production facility in Itoshima. Takeout available, with the option to sit outside and enjoy. Flavors other than plain sell out quickly. Thank you for the meal.

After enjoying salt-grilled sea bream, I visited this place. There are three shops on the same premises, and I stopped by the second one. The store had stylishly displayed items such as miscellaneous goods and alcohol. It's a great place to drop by after filling your stomach, you're sure to feel warm and cozy here. The pudding can also be purchased to go. Plain pudding is ¥400, and burnt salted caramel pudding is ¥450. The caramel and salt are served separately, allowing you to adjust to your liking. The pudding is smooth and the burnt salted caramel was delicious.

Salted caramel pudding, salted sesame pudding, salted chocolate nut pudding, salted red bean pudding with a hint of chewiness, burnt salted caramel pudding.