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  Tokyo Banana

  Tokyo Banana is one of the most famous souvenirs from Tokyo. The original Tokyo Banana is a light and fluffy sponge cake with a creamy filling made from banana custard. 

  Available:
  Tomei Expressways Kohoku PA (Aichi-bound), Ebina SA (Tokyo-bound, Aichi-bound)／Chuo Expressways Ishikawa PA (Aichi and Nagano and Yamanashi-bound), Dangozaka SA (Aichi and Nagano and Yamanashi-bound)

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  Unagi pie

  Unagi pie is one of the best selling snacks in Shizuoka Prefecture. While it is made with powdered eel, this long crunchy puff-pastry cookie is very sweet.

  Available:
  Inside Shizuoka prefecture on the Shintomei and Tomei Epxressways

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  Cocco

  Famous in Shizuoka Prefecture, Cocco are sweet steamed cakes with a cream center. There are now other flavors like matcha and seasonal flavors like banana and strawberry.

  Available:
  Inside Shizuoka prefecture on the Shintomei and Tomei Epxressways

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  Uiro

  Uiro are traditional Japanese steamed cakes made of rice flour and sugar. A regional treat of Central Japan, they are lightly sweet and come in flavors like azuki, matcha, strawberry and coffee.

  Available:
  Inside Aichi prefecture on the Meishin and Tomei Expressways

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  Seki-Magoroku Nail Clippers

  Seki city in Gifu prefecture is known for knife and blade production in Japan. In the Seki SA (Aichi and Osaka-bound) they have many different types of nail clipper for sale.

  Available:
  Tokai Hokuriku Expressways Seki SA (Aichi and Osaka-bound) and Nagaragawa SA (Ishikawa and Gifu-bound)

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  Habutae mochi

  These soft mochi strips almost melt in your mouth with their sweetness. Enjoy them plain or wrapped around various fillings like azuki or chocolate. They are famous as a product of Fukui prefecture.

  Available:
  Inside Fukui prefecture on the Hokuriku Expressway

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  Nozawanazuke

  Nozawanazuke is a traditional type of pickled green from the area around Nagano. They are often served as a topping in noodle dishes or as a side dish in a larger meal.

  Available:
  Inside Nagano prefecture on the Chuo and Nagano Expressways

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  Red Konyaku

  Konyaku is a jelly-like food that is praised in Japan for its low calories. This special red konyaku is only made in Shiga prefecture and is a popular side dish in local cuisine.

  Available:
  Meishin Expressways Taga SA (Aichi and Fukui-bound, Osaka-bound)

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  Akafuku Mochi

  Akafuku mochi is a popular Japanese confection with a 300-year history of production in the city of Ise in Mie prefecture. Akafuku mochi is red bean paste pressed on top a small ball of mochi. It is mildly sweet.
  This delicate sweet spoils quickly, so be sure to eat it soon after purchase. Expiration date: Including date of manufacture, 3 days in the winter or 2 days in the summer.

  Available:
  Inside Mie prefecture on the Higashimeihan and the Ise Expressways

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  Kikyo-shingen mochi

  Kikyo-shingen Mochi from the Yamanashi area is particularly famous as a specialty of the region. This mochi is packed tight around with kinako, a powder made from roasted soybeans. Before you eat it, don't forget to drizzle the kuromitsu (brown-sugar syrup) to give it the perfect amount of sweetness.

  Available:
  Inside Yamanashi prefecture on the Chuo Expressway

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  Jagarico

  Jagarico is a potato based snack that is very popular in Japan. Jagarico has a number of regional flavors that you can find in various rest areas. (Crab Stock near the Japan Sea, Chicken Wing near the Pacific coast, Pickled Greens & Seaweed around Nagano)

  Available:
  The respective region of the flavor
  Please be aware that the package design may be subject to change.

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  Pockey

  While the original Pockey is famous outside of Japan, inside Japan it has many regional flavors like the delicious Kyoho Grape and Gorojima Kintoki Sweet Potato found in the area around Nagano and the Japan Sea Coastline of Central Japan respectively.

  Available:
  The respective region of the flavor

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