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【Munakata City, Fukuoka】Munakata Fisheries Ōshima Direct Sales Shop: Sayoshima

Located in Munakata City on Ōshima Island, the Sayoshima Direct Sales Shop is just a 1-minute walk from the Ōshima Port Ferry Terminal. This shop offers a variety of locally sourced specialties from the island, showcasing the rich marine and natural resources of Ōshima. It is a favorite spot not only for tourists but also for locals.

About

The shop offers a wide selection of seafood, including Ōshima’s renowned Akamoku (a type of seaweed), seaweed, fresh fish, shellfish like turban shells (sazae), dried fish, Ōshima’s natural salt, and smoked products. They also serve freshly prepared dishes, including fish burgers, fish croquettes (gyorokke), and Akamoku tempura, made with fresh local ingredients. In addition to seafood, you can find sweets made from sweet summer oranges, including castella, donuts, buns, jellies (seasonal), juices, and dressings.

Highlights

Purchase unique local specialties, like Akamoku and Takomoku (octopus), as souvenirs from your trip. The fresh seafood dishes served on-site, such as the fish burger, gyorokke, and Akamoku tempura, are highly recommended. You can also enjoy interacting with locals, learning about their culture and customs while sampling the island’s abundant marine offerings. The experience offers a chance to immerse yourself in the flavors and traditions of the area.

Location and Official Website

Name: Munakata Fisheries Ōshima Direct Sales Shop “Sayoshima” {宗像漁業大島直売所 さよしま}
Location: 1809-8 Ōshima, Munakata City (in front of Ōshima Port Ferry Terminal)
Hours: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Closed: Tuesdays and during the New Year holidays
Contact: 0940-72-2666

Official Website: link

Note: Information is accurate at the time of publication. Please check the official website for updates on hours or closures before visiting.


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