♡【Terakoya Honpo Kyoto Fushimi Store】♡ Kyoto ❤︎ Inari ♡ Inari Nori ¥170 ♡ After enjoying Fushimi Inari, I had plenty of time so I strolled around the shops along the approach with a carefree attitude (ง ˙˘˙ )ว Participating in this kind of leisurely walk, going from one shop to another, is something I really enjoyෆෆෆෆ♡ I stopped in my tracks at the smell of soy sauce, which led me to a senbei (rice cracker) shop called Terakoya Honpo ( ᵒ̴̶̷̤◦ᵒ̴̶̷̤ )♡ They were selling freshly baked senbei, and in situations like this, I usually give in to temptation and make a purchase, haha. There were various flavors like shichimi (seven spice), shiso, and aonori, but I chose the nori senbei with "Kyoto Fushimi" printed on it. It's not often that you get to eat warm senbei, so I was really happy about it (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) It was surprisingly large and had a satisfying crunch. The nori was crispy and delicious too ♡ Thank you for the meal ( •̤ᴗ•̤ )♡♡ Restaurant Name: Terakoya Honpo Kyoto Fushimi Store Reservation: Not available Access: 2 minutes walk from JR Nara Line Inari Station, 124m from Inari Station Business Hours: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Closed on: Tuesdays (Open on public holidays) ♡ #TerakoyaHonpo

This kind of shop is common in tourist areas, but I like this type of place so I ended up buying something. I bought the shichimi togarashi flavor. Despite its appearance, it was quite chewy, with a texture somewhere between senbei and mochi, and very delicious!

As I walked along the approach to the Inari Shrine, I noticed a sweet and savory smell in the air. I then saw a shop selling freshly grilled wet rice crackers. They had various flavors available, and I chose wasabi soy sauce while my companion went for mayonnaise. When we placed our order, they grilled the wet rice crackers on skewers right in front of us. The wasabi soy sauce had a deliciously sweet and spicy sauce with a hint of wasabi kick. It was irresistible. The only downside was that some parts were cold as they were not grilled evenly. Nevertheless, it was delicious.

After visiting Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine and passing through the thousands of torii gates, I stopped here for a break. I enjoyed some delicious treats sold at the shop, including mitarashi dango and sakura mochi. The sakura mochi, with its perfect balance of salted cherry blossom leaves, mochi, and sweet red bean paste, was absolutely amazing. Both the sakura mochi and the mitarashi dango were hot, chewy, and incredibly delicious. It was a great energy boost!

I purchased "Wet Rice Cracker Skewers with Seven Spice" and "Wet Rice Cracker Skewers with Sweet Soy Sauce" on my way back from Fushimi Inari. I feel like I've seen similar items in Tokyo...?? These wet rice crackers are moist, fragrant, and have a strong rice flavor. The taste is somehow nostalgic. They are even more delicious when freshly baked and warm. Thank you for the meal.

Visited the Gekikara Ichimi Senbei Terakoya Honpo at Fushimi Inari with the kids who wanted to try the wet rice crackers. I prefer the regular senbei over the soft ones. The Gekikara Ichimi flavor wasn't too spicy, just right. The taste was crispy and delicious. #FushimiInari #Ichimi #Spicy #Senbei #Hiroshimayaki #Omusoba #Foodie #FushimiGourmet #NewYearVisit

Handmade senbei are sold, and I usually give in to temptation and end up buying them haha. There are various types like shichimi, shiso, and aonori, but I chose the nori senbei with "Kyoto Fushimi" printed on it. You can eat them on the go or inside the store. The warm senbei is delicious! It's not often you get to eat warm senbei, so I'm happy about it. Thank you for the meal! ✨

We arrived at Fushimi Inari Taisha on our second day of the gourmet trip in Kyoto. After finishing our visit, we headed towards the station. Along the way, there were many temptations! First, we found these rice crackers. They had a torii gate and Inari printed on seaweed, so we had to buy them, right? (laughs) Inari Seaweed @200. These rice crackers have a torii gate and Inari printed on seaweed. The taste is a very standard soy sauce flavor. There wasn't anything particularly special about the taste, but it's all about the atmosphere! It's a souvenir from Fushimi Inari, after all! Thank you for the meal! (๑･̑◡･̑๑)

I am at Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto! After visiting the shrine, I walked around and found some delicious-looking senbei (^｡^) There were many kinds, but I was drawn to the senbei with Inari sushi written on seaweed. The seaweed senbei had a crispy texture with a good crunch, and it was really delicious! It may be a bit messy to eat because of the crunchy texture, but that's not a problem at all. The foreign staff member was very friendly and provided excellent customer service! They sell them individually, making it easy to purchase and eat on the go. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal (*´∀｀*)

During a stroll from Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine to Inari Station, I came across a shop called Terakoya Honpo, a chain store specializing in rice crackers. Although I'm not sure where the main store is located, they seem to have multiple branches across Japan, including Kawagoe in Saitama, Matsuyama in Ehime, Atami in Shizuoka, Kusatsu in Gunma, and Kawasaki in Kanagawa. On this day, I bought two pieces of rice crackers, one with seaweed for 170 yen and the other with soy sauce for 130 yen, and enjoyed them with my wife as we walked towards Inari Station. (I know it's not very polite, but please forgive me.) The freshly baked rice crackers were incredibly delicious.

There is a shop selling hand-baked senbei on the approach to Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. I really like the spicy flavor of the wet senbei. This time, I tried the "Kaiun Inari Nori" for New Year's, which is a crispy seaweed and senbei combination. It was delicious, but it made my mouth completely dry. When eating while walking around, make sure to have some water with you! (laughs)

Kyoto and Osaka Trip☆ Day 2~♪ On this day, we visited Fushimi Inari Taisha in Kyoto (*^ω^*) Fushimi Inari Taisha is a power spot for me, so I visited again this time! Of course, I also got a Goshuin stamp and climbed Mount Inari (^◇^;) I lifted the heavy Omokaru stone and prayed for a long time, so I'm sure there will be some blessings (lol) After that, we climbed Mount Inari and got tired, so we took a break at a rice cracker shop~♪ My friend got the shichimi flavor, and I got the red shiso flavor. The shichimi flavor was spicy and delicious (I got a taste), while the red shiso flavor was a bit sour. By the way, there used to be tasting samples where you could enjoy various rice crackers, but it seems like they stopped it since the number of tourists increased... What a shame (￣◇￣;)←I was looking forward to the tasting (lol) Tasting samples also help as a guide for buying souvenirs, so I hope they will resume it again (lol) That being said, it's nice that you can sit and eat inside the shop comfortably☆ Plus, they offer free tea as wellヾ(＠⌒ー⌒＠)ノ Thank you for the meal♪

The rice crackers were just average, nothing special.

Wet rice crackers are amazing. They are chewy, fluffy, sweet, and salty - perfect.

I visited Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine in Kyoto. It is famous for having many torii gates. I didn't realize just how many there were until I saw the whole place. Climbed up a mountain and descended through a road lined with torii gates. Even though it might have been difficult for my past self, I have been training so I was fine. My wife was a bit tired, but our second daughter was fine. After sweating a bit, we felt a bit hungry. Found a rice cracker shop! I chose the super spicy flavor, while my wife and daughter chose the Inari nori flavor. The nori had pictures of torii gates drawn on it. The super spicy flavor was crispy and spicy, but had a nice flavor. It wasn't sweet, but it brought out the sweetness of the rice cracker. Carbs after exercise are the best! It was a valuable experience at Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. Thank you for the meal.

This is a rice cracker shop near Fushimi Inari Taisha in Kyoto. They sell individual rice crackers for snacking, which is common in tourist areas. I bought "zara-me" for 120 yen and "kushi-nure okaki" sweet soy sauce flavor for 200 yen, and enjoyed them with my family on the spot. The zara-me is a regular round rice cracker with coarse sugar on top, giving it a nice sweet and crunchy texture. The kushi-nure okaki looks like grilled chicken on a stick, but it's actually a regular rice cracker with soy sauce flavor. It's not too sweet, with a hint of soy sauce, and quite delicious. Both are typical rice crackers, but they are perfect for enjoying the touristy atmosphere. Despite being a bit pricey due to the location, they are still recommended.

When exploring Fushimi Inari, there are food stalls and souvenir shops lining the streets. In one corner, there is "Terakoya Honpo Kyoto Fushimi Store" where various senbei and okaki are displayed. Among them, one item catches the eye... "Super Spicy Ichimi" (laughs). It's not just ordinary ichimi and that's what makes it impressive (silly). Of course, I decide to purchase it. The price is 120 yen. Now, for the regular ichimi... Well, the taste is just delicious as usual. I got a little excited by the label "super spicy" (laughs). Well, that's how it goes.