Heisuiken is a quaint shop that you should definitely stop by while strolling around Kurashiki's Bikan Historical Quarter. It is a renovated building that was originally a warehouse for Morita Sake Brewery. Inside the shop, there are about 1,500 kinds of "delicious foods" that the president himself has personally traveled around the country and checked out with his feet and tongue. The shop is loved by many tourists and locals as a treasure trove of food, with a selection of carefully selected items that are hard to find anywhere else, such as seasonings, dried foods, sweets, and delicacies. You will be able to find the perfect item for your home as well as souvenirs.

Heisuiken's charm is not just that it has a selection of rare items, but that each item has a story and the maker's commitment. The selection, which is filled with the owner's passion for food, invites visitors to make new discoveries in food. The products change with the seasons, so no matter how many times you visit, you will always find something new, which is one of the best things about Heisuiken.

Located a little way down an alley from the Bikan Historical Quarter, the hidden atmosphere is also a reason for its popularity. Set apart from ordinary souvenir shops, this select shop specializes in food and is sure to be an accent for sightseeing in Kurashiki.