Ashiya Miraku, a Japanese confectionery shop that used to be in the Ashiya Yamate Sun Mall shopping street near Hankyu Ashiyagawa Station, has moved to Ashiya Palais Elegance along the Ashiya River as of August 8.
↑The exterior of Ashiya Miraku before the move
↑Apparently, they started operating at the new location from the afternoon of August 8.
Here’s the map for the previous location↓
The address is 10-1 Nishiyamacho, Ashiya City, Hyogo Prefecture.
↑The exterior of Ashiya Palais Elegance, where the shop has moved
↑Ashiya Miraku was listed on the far right of the second row from the top on the tenant directory!
Here’s the map for the new location↓
The address is 4-6 Matsunouchicho, Ashiya City, Hyogo Prefecture, Ashiya Palais Elegance 1F.
Area around Ashiya Miraku’s former location
↑If you go this way (west), you’ll find places like the Chinese restaurant Sanjuban and the Turkish restaurant Sakuruebu.
↑If you go the other way (east), you’ll find places like the croffle specialty shop WAFLA Ashiya, and you’ll arrive in front of Hankyu Ashiyagawa Station.
↑Across the street is the former site of Ashiyaken, a Kobe beef and Tajima beef specialty shop that has decided to relocateto Higashiyamacho.
Area around Ashiya Miraku’s new location
↑The shop was on the first floor of Palais Elegance along the Ashiya River and Narihira Sakura-dori, toward the back right after entering the main entrance.
↑If you go this way (south), you’ll find places like Boulangerie wada and Terrasse Daniel, and a little farther on is Renaissance Classics Ashiya Luna Hall (Ashiya Civic Center).
↑If you go the other way (north), you’ll find places like the handicraft supply shop CHECK&STRIPE fabric&things, toward Hankyu Ashiyagawa Station.
Across the street is the Ashiya River, near Tsukiwaka Bridge.
Ashiya Miraku
Hours
10:30〜16:30
Closed
Irregular holidays
Address
4-6 Matsunouchicho, Ashiya City, Hyogo Prefecture, Ashiya Palais Elegance 1F
Phone number
0797-22-4974
Related links
Website
Instagram
(*Please check directly with the shop for the latest information, including menu items and business hours.)
Lastly
After the move, it looks like some of their products have changed; they no longer sell fresh namagashi sweets and will mainly focus on okaki rice crackers and baked sweets.
The shop still seemed to have the same historic and elegant atmosphere!
