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Almanacco

From Italy, through the seasons.

An Italian shop in Yokosuka: wines and olive oil from our own vineyards and partner producers, across Spain and Italy.

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Map of the Tsukimidai complex, showing Almanacco's location (A29) among the other units

Map kindly provided by Tsukimidai

Almanacco

Address

A29 Tsukimidai Jutaku

1-54 Taura-cho, Yokosuka

Kanagawa 237-0075, Japan

Getting here

By train: 15-minute walk from JR Taura Station

By car: we don't have our own parking — nearby coin-operated parking lots are recommended.

Email

info@ikitaria.com

Hours

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Social

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Opening hours and social channels are still being finalized and will be published here as soon as they're ready.

A dirt road between rows of vines in the Marche Mount Fuji seen from Lake Kawaguchiko

Two countries. One way of living.

From the hills of the Marche to the streets of Yokosuka, we gather products, stories, and gestures that speak of a different way to experience time.

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Panoramic view of the Marche hills

Why we're called Almanacco

Story

In the Italian countryside, the almanacco (almanac) was the book where everything was written down: the right day for sowing, the time for harvest, the village festivals. For farming families in the Marche, it wasn't just a calendar — it was how the relationship with the land was remembered, season after season.

We named this shop Almanacco to carry that same way of paying attention to time: never losing track of the seasons. From Yokosuka, we bring olive oil and wine harvested in the fields of the Marche, together with the story of the seasons that shaped them — that, in the end, is what this small shop is about.

Giovanni and Ikuya at the Jesi train station, in the Marche

Giovanni and Ikuya, co-founders of IKITARIA

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Behind the scenes

The Almanacco shop is still being built: these photos show the work in progress, not the finished shop.

Outdoor work area during the shop's build-out, with a gazebo and toolsThe shop's wooden frame under construction, at nightInside the shop during construction, with the espresso machine already installedWooden shelving and stools in the still-unfinished shop

The seasons change. The stories continue.

News from the shop, new arrivals, producers, and events.

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