Japanese confectionery

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Shiono: Pebbles (Sazareishi)

Shiono Confectionery is a long-established Japanese confectionery shop founded in Akasaka in 1947. Each month, the shop...
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Kawataro Shiono

Shiono Confectionery is a long-established Japanese confectionery shop founded in Akasaka in 1947 (Showa 22). Each mont...
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Aono Mizu Manju

"Aono" is a traditional Japanese confectionery shop that has been in business in Akasaka for many years. Their "mizu-ma...
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Kisaku Dorayaki: Fukkoku Dorayaki

"Kisaku" is a small Japanese confectionery shop that has been in business for about 70 years. This store do not engage ...
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Shonosuke Shonosuke Monaka

"Shonosuke Monaka" is the signature product of "Wagashi-tsukasa Manjuku-dokoro Shonosuke," a long-established Japanese ...
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Aono Mizu Daifuku

"Aono" is a traditional Japanese confectionery shop that has been in business in Akasaka for many years. "Mizu Daifuku"...
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Aono: Chilled Mitara-shi

"Aono" is a traditional Japanese confectionery shop that has been in business in Akasaka for many years. "Chilled Mitar...
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Seigetsudo Main Store – Sakura Kintsuba

Seigetsudo Honten" is a long-established Japanese confectionery store that has been in business in Ginza since 1907. Th...
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Kisaku dorayaki with chestnuts

Kisaku" is a small Japanese confectionary store that has been in business for about 70 years. The shop does not engage ...
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Shinshodou Seppuku Monaka

“Seppuku Monaka” is famous as a “gift brought as an apology.” Shinshodo is a long-established Japanese confectionery sh...