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Free shipping within Japan on orders over ¥1,000 ─ Inspice KANAZAWA, our Higashiyama flagship, is open

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Where to find Inspice

From a small shop by Higashi Chaya District in Kanazawa, our blends are slowly travelling further. Some shops sell them, others serve them in a cup or on a plate. Follow the points of light to find one near you.

17places

All stockists

Starting with our flagship store

  1. Our own shop (store and café)/Kanazawa — Higashi Chaya district

    INSPICE KANAZAWA

    Our own shop in a 100-year-old machiya, where you can try the aroma of every series

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  2. Textile industry tourism complex (shop and restaurant)/Kahoku

    KAJI FACTORY PARK

    Meeting an aroma in a place where the looms are still sounding

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  3. Roadside station (michi-no-eki)/Uchinada

    道の駅 内灘サンセットパーク

    A roadside station between the Sea of Japan and the Kahokugata lagoon, known for its sunsets

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  4. Food select shop/Kahoku

    OTAKARA MARKET イオンモールかほく店

    A food shop, gentle on the body, stocked from producers across Japan

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  5. Select shop for things made in Ishikawa/Kanazawa Station area

    MIHON-ICHI KANAZAWA

    A "trade fair" by the station, where the making of Ishikawa is lined up

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  6. Select food shop/Kanazawa Station area

    kanazawa food market

    A food shop by the east exit of Kanazawa Station, where you feel what the growers intended

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  7. Curated food shop with an eat-in space/Kanazawa — Tomizu

    calcolo(カルコロ)

    Tomizu's "slightly better convenience store"

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  8. Everyday household goods and a café/Hakusan

    Tail Tree

    A household goods shop run by two sisters, for enjoying daily life

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  9. Baked sweets and cakes/Kanazawa, Awagasaki

    Epice

    The shop's name is French for "spice". Baked sweets for grown-ups.

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  10. Bakery/Komatsu

    穀雨

    In the rice-field country of the foothills, a shop baking the bread you want every day

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  11. Supermarket/Kanazawa

    カジマート 桜田店

    A high-quality supermarket of the Hokuriku region

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  12. Supermarket/Kanazawa

    カジマート 長坂店

    A high-quality supermarket of the Hokuriku region

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  13. Café/Tsubata

    Toki

    An old warehouse turned Japanese-modern. A hideaway café for tasting time itself.

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  14. Spice curry restaurant/Kanazawa, Moroe

    FRESH STREET CURRY 諸江店

    Curry with more than thirty spices, developed under Inspice's direction

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  15. Select food shop/Kyoto, Karasuma

    YOLOs よろず

    "A shop where you find the exceptional thing with a story." A select food shop in Karasuma, Kyoto.

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  16. Café/Nagano, Okaya

    COFFEE10

    A café opened in the town of Okaya, where adults and children alike can be themselves

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  17. Clothing and household goods/Shimane, Matsue

    志庵 -shian-

    The good things of Japan, from Shimane

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Inspice beyond the map

People who share Inspice without a shop of their own, and shops that stock it only in certain seasons. They have no point of light on the map, but you can find Inspice here too.

  • Homeware and gifts/Hokuriku and other regions

    アミング

    On the autumn and winter shelves: cocoa and chai made for Aming

    On the shelves in Autumn and winter

  • Cookery expert/Hakusan

    アンドエム

    From a cookery expert's own hands into the kitchen

    Sold in person, no shop

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No shop near you?

We ship across Japan from our official online store and major marketplaces.

Visit our online store

FOR SHOPSFor shops

Put your shop on this map

Inspice’s lights have come on one at a time, starting from a small shop in Kanazawa. On this map we introduce, one by one, the shops that chose Inspice for their shelves or menus. If you’d like to carry Inspice too, please feel free to get in touch.

What we prepare for our stockists

  1. A page of your own

    We introduce your shop’s story and the thinking behind your shelves in our own words — together with a map, opening hours and directions.

  2. A scent print emblem

    A crest drawn from the flavours you stock, unique to your shop. Save it as an image to use in store or on social media.

  3. Deliveries show up on the map

    Orders placed through our wholesale site appear automatically as “Latest delivery” on your shop’s page.

  4. For shops that serve it, too

    If you serve our chai or curry, your shop lights up on the map as a place to taste Inspice.

How your light comes on

  1. 01Read the wholesale guide

    From “Become a stockist” you can register for wholesale.

  2. 02Choose your flavours

    We’ll help you choose the flavours that suit your shelves or menu.

  3. 03Light up on the map

    We prepare your page and emblem, and your shop’s light comes on here.

Marketplace

Inspice, on the marketplaces too.

Order with the marketplace account you already use.