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ラ コリーナ近江八幡

La Collina Omihachiman

Indulge in artisanal sweets and stunning architecture at La Collina Ōmi-Hachiman, a destination for confectionery lovers.

Attractions

Shopping, Confectionery, Luxury, Architecture

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When you visit La Collina Ōmi-Hachiman, you’ll discover much more than a simple confectionery shop. Designed by renowned architect Terunobu Fujimori, this unique destination combines the art of Japanese sweets with awe-inspiring natural architecture. As you explore the shop and café, you’ll be treated to freshly made treats, including Taneya’s signature baumkuchen. Set in the scenic countryside of Ōmi-Hachiman, La Collina offers you an unforgettable blend of culinary craftsmanship and environmental harmony, making it a must-visit for confectionery enthusiasts and design lovers alike.

Facilities & Services

  • Café
  • Confectionery Store
  • Architectural Tour

Contact

Address:

615-1 Kitanoshocho, Omihachiman, Shiga 523-8533

Phone:

0748-33-6666

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