Kanaya Organic - Kamakura

This small shop is filled with organic products including local fresh fruits and vegetables, sourdough bread, tofu, tempeh, soy milk, cereals, nuts, sauces, seasoned dried fruits, seaweed, personal care and household cleaning products. I also noticed some imported products like Eden brand canned chickpeas. Prices are reasonable for the quality of organic items. The only non-vegan product I saw was raw milk in the refrigerated section. The owner is helpful and friendly, and the shop is conveniently located just a short walk from Yuigahama Beach on a popular shopping street. There is a sign indicating the shop's opening time (10:30).

This cozy store is filled with a variety of organic products, including local fresh fruits and vegetables, sourdough bread, tofu, tempeh, soy milk, grains, noodles, nuts, sauces, seasonings, dried fruit, seaweed, personal care items, and household cleaning products. They also carry imported items like Eden brand canned chickpeas. The prices are reasonable for the high quality of the organic goods. The only non-vegan product I saw was raw milk in the refrigerated section. The owner is friendly and helpful, and the store is conveniently located a short walk from Yuigahama beachfront on a popular shopping street. Look for the sign out on the sidewalk to know when the shop is open (10:30).

This cozy little store is filled with organic products from local farms, including fresh fruits and vegetables, sourdough bread, tofu, tempeh, soy milk, cereals, noodles, nuts, sauces, spices, dried fruits, seaweed, personal care items, and household cleaning products. I also noticed some imported items like Eden brand canned chickpeas. The prices are reasonable considering the high quality of the organic goods. The only non-vegan product I saw was in the refrigerated section. The owner is friendly and helpful, and the shop is conveniently located near Yuigahama beach on a popular shopping street. There is a sign outside indicating when the shop is open at 10:30.

I visited this restaurant on October 8th, 2024. The establishment was quite small and did not have much to offer for me as a tourist. They primarily sell items geared towards cooking, such as soy milk and similar products. Although they do offer fish for sale now, they are not as vegan-friendly as they were in a previous review. I would not recommend this place for those strictly looking for vegan options; it may be more suited for those interested in organic cooking ingredients. I did not notice any vegan labeling during my visit. Please note that the current marker on Happycow's map is incorrect; I have submitted an update request to correct this on Happycow. Additionally, I suggest checking Google Maps for the accurate location.