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Let's enjoy Nasu with Kaori! — Welcome to Nasu Trappist Abbey, known for its popular Trappist galette cookies.

Nasu Trappist Abbey

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I often buy Trappist galettes as souvenirs.
I wanted to visit the place where they are made, so I came to Nasu Trappist Abbey.
▼ Virtual View (Surroundings)

You can see the abbey location and surroundings with Google Street View.

▼ Kaori's Report

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I always buy Trappist galettes as souvenirs.
I wanted to visit the place where they are made, so I decided to come to Nasu Trappist Abbey.

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You go through a beautiful tree-lined road and then you reach the abbey.
The building on the right is the chapel and reception area.
The curved road between the buildings is very impressive.

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I called out, "Hello!"
Then a sister came from the back to welcome me.

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Inside, there is a small shop space where Trappist galettes are sold.

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I bought some Trappist galettes as souvenirs.
They are not too sweet, but they have a rich taste and many people want to eat them again.


(Kaori's Highlights)

Trappist galettes are very popular as souvenirs.
They are filling, not too sweet, and easy to eat. This may be why many people like them.
Some people even say, "Next time you go to Nasu, please buy them again for me." This request is a little hard, but it also makes me happy.
Each box has many pieces and the price is reasonable, so they are good for gifts.
You can also buy them in local supermarkets, so they feel like a real local product.
If you say, "I went to the abbey and bought these there," the gift may feel even more special.

▼ Contact Information


[Phone] +81-287-77-1024


[Address] 3101 Toyohara-otsu, Nasu-machi, Tochigi

▼ Map


You can check the exact location of the abbey on the map below.

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