This site is the official site of the Yaizu Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Our cooperative aims to create an environmentally friendly and locally loved fisheries processing district, realizing facilities equipped with advanced functions through the awareness and enthusiasm of our members towards the environment.

Yajima Sake Shop is the best place to buy Japanese sake online. We have a wide lineup of sake, including popular brands that rank highly on Japanese sake ranking sites, such as Houken, Houou Bita, Kankiku, Senkin, Brewer Kuheiji, and Kaze no Mori.

Tanishimaya has 19 stores in Shizuoka Prefecture! We stock a wide range of books, from magazines, novels, manga, and specialized books to stationery, miscellaneous goods, and educational toys. We are the first in the country to operate a book cafe attached to a cafe. We also help corporations create spaces filled with books, and hold book selection tours for students. If you're looking for something exciting, come to your nearest Tanishimaya!

Misaki, at the southern tip of the Miura Peninsula, is known as one of Japan's leading tuna fishing ports. We at Yajirushi have been committed to natural tuna for 80 years, carefully selecting high-quality tuna with good fat content and firmness through our experienced experts, and we proudly deliver only tuna that we process ourselves.

YAKA is a select shop for outdoor goods located near the sea in Kamakura.

Yakakura is a Western restaurant with two locations in Miyota and Komoro, both close to Karuizawa. Call us to make reservations for parties, etc.

Yagami, Onan Town, Shimane Prefecture, known as the home of the Yamamba

The "Hakata Boat" is celebrating its 35th anniversary since its launch, and has become firmly established as a tourist attraction in Fukuoka. The houseboat slowly sails down the Naka River in the center of Hakata, offering a view of the nightscape of the Nakasu area.

At Yakatabune Yamadaya, you can enjoy special dishes and all-you-can-drink plans. Enjoy a fun time while taking in the views of the Sumida River, Tokyo Bay, and Asakusa. From summer to winter, you can experience Edomae goby fishing.