Japanese Confectionery Spots in Kanagawa Area
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- Oiso Shinkine
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4.021 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Naka-gun Oisomachi Oiso 1107
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外側は柔らかい生地ではなく密な舌触りで、故に中にたっぷりと詰め込まれた漉し餡の重さをしっかり支えています。それでいて平な形に抑えてあるので重すぎず、もう一個ほしくなります。重厚さと軽さのバランスの良さを吉田首相も気に入られたのでしょうか？昔の政治家はそうであったように。
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- Sakakura Sohonke Yokosuka-Chuo Station Shop
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- Kanagawa Yokosuka-shi Wakamatsucho 3-18
- This longstanding Japanese confectionary shop, located a one-minute walk from Keikyu Yokosuka-chuo Station, was established in 1891 and sells an array of traditional Yokosuka confections. The shop's signature Kadonashi Sazae Monaka light brown wafer cakes, inspired by a legend about the great Buddhist priest Nichiren, come in three varieties - tsubuan chunky bean paste filling, pink koshian smooth bean paste filling, and white yuzu citrus filling. Each is an exquisite, flavorful treat that is not overly sweet, and these wafer cakes have been designated an Excellent Sweet by Kanagawa Prefecture. Other popular products include the baked Mont Blanc, a delightfully moist confection redolent with the aroma of astringent chestnut skin; and dorayaki pancake sandwiches stuffed with butter cream.
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- Yokohama Bunmeido (Isezaki-cho 1-Chome Shop)
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- Kanagawa Yokohama-shi Naka-ku Isezakicho 1-5-3
- This Japanese confectionary shop is a three-minute walk from Kannai Station and can be reached by heading southwest on Isezakicho-dori Street at the intersection with Shin-yokohama-dori Avenue. The longstanding shop was established in Nagasaki in 1900. The shop is extremely famous for its distinctive television commercials and the fact that it officially provided confections to the Department of the Imperial Household during the Taisho period (1912-1926). Particularly recommended are the Gokujo Kin Castella cakes, which are made with twice the amount of eggs as normal. The shop also sells decorated castella cakes, including Christmas and other seasonal designs. The shop sells a variety of renowned sweets in addition to its staple castella, such as Yokohama Kaika Sable cookies.
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- Seigetsu
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3.53 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Yokohama-shi Tsurumi-ku Tsurumi Chuo 4-28-18
- "This Japanese confectionary shop is located a two-minute walk from Keikyu Tsurumi Station. The shop is famous for its Yone Manju buns, which are even mentioned in the song, ""Oedo Nihonbashi."" The Yone Manju, selected for inclusion in the 100 Famous Products of Kanagawa list, are a renowned confection which were originally sold in front of Kinryuji Temple in Tokyo's Asakusa. Consisting of a thin skin of Habutae mochi rice cake stuffed with fillings, they went out of production for a time but were brought back with some modern twists to commemorate the 30th anniversary of a confectionary association after the end of World War II. They are sold with three fillings - red bean paste, white bean paste, and plum paste; they go great with matcha green tea as well."
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鶴見にある和菓子の老舗店、鶴見の名店です、と聞きました。名物は「よねまんじゅう」だそうです。 一度どうぞ。
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- Seikodo Sohonpo
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4.02 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Yokohama-shi Minami-ku Ooka 2-3-1
- This longstanding Japanese confectionary shop established in 1931 is located close to Yokohama Municipal Subway Gumyoji Station. The shop's signature Kannon Monaka wafer cakes are stuffed with either a yuzu citrus filling or an azuki bean filling, and were designated a Famous Confection by Kanagawa Prefecture in 1967. The shop's Kamakuraji three-colored large monaka wafer cakes, modeled after an oxcart wheel, won the gold prize at the 20th National Confectionary Exposition. The shop's bean jam rice cakes, whose recipe has been passed down for generations, are popular among locals as well as among visitors to the Gumyoji Temple as souvenirs.
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横浜市営地下鉄、弘明寺駅から地上に出たところにあり、のぼりがあるのですぐに分かる。アーケード街とは離れた、鎌倉街道沿いにある。人気の観音モナカはとても甘かった。
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- Kamakura Genjian
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- Kanagawa Kamakura-shi Komachi 2-2-22
- This bean and legume specialty shop stands on Komachi-dori Street a two-minute walk from the east exit of JR Kamakura Station. The shop sells a variety of bean and legume snacks, sugared azuki beans, and peanuts prepared in the shop's own factory in Hadano, a city famous for its peanut production. Inside, the shop is filled with an abundance of products, and there are also samples you can try. Highlights include plain-roasted peanuts and Japanese butter peanuts which harness the innate flavor of the peanuts used. The shop also has nine varieties of moist boiled amanatto sugared azuki beans, and the shop's Okonomi Amanatto assortment, which contains a mix of all nine varieties, makes a great souvenir. In addition, the shop sells around 20 varieties of bean and legume snacks at any given time, such as curry peanuts and the Kamakura Mix assortment; you can also find seasonal flavors here.
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- Minamoto Kitchoan (Kamakura Main Store)
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- Kanagawa Kamakura-shi Komachi 2-9-1
- This Japanese confectionary shop was established in 1946. Harnessing fruits in their entirety, natural blessings which are the origin point of confections, the shop makes seasonal fruit confections. The shop's signature natural series of confections put great value on fruit seasonality and make use of the shapes, forms, and flavors of fruits as-is while turning them into seasonal Japanese confections.
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- Kamakura Goro Main Store
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4.015 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Kamakura-shi Komachi 2-9-2
- This confectionary shop was established in 1990. The shop is famous for its Kamakura Hangetsu, matcha green tea cream or ogura azuki bean cream sandwiched between elegantly crisp, mildly sweet senbei rice crackers embossed with a rabbit design. The shop also sells sesame and yuzu citrus fruit cream Hangetsu depending on the season. The shop's Dainagon Castella Hangetsu cakes are also popular, and consist of fluffy castella cake cut into the shop's famous half-moon shape. The cakes are made with brand name Mori no Tamago eggs, along with Dainagon azuki beans and zarame granulated sugar.
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限定品かな？ パッケージの可愛さと 栗きんとん味に惹かれて、子年の半月を購入 半月はゴーフルとは違った皮？せんべい部分が美味しいですね！
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- Chanoko
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4.03 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Kamakura-shi Nishi-Kamakura 2-2-7
- Established as Matsuno Honten in Higashi Kanagawa in 1917. The third owner changed the name of the shop and moved it to Kamakura. Since then, it has been making Japanese sweets that suit modern people's palates while keeping close to the traditions of the ancient city of Kamakura. Their sweets are on the small side so that more people get the chance to enjoy the colors and flavors. They use only the best rice, beans, and other ingredients, and avoid preservatives whenever possible.
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信濃屋なき後は、西鎌倉唯一の和菓子屋さん。 和菓子の種類が偏っている感じがする。 こちらを非常に絶賛している方がいるが、それに値するかどうかは私には微妙だ。
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- Asahiya Honten
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3.56 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Kamakura-shi Yukinoshita 3-3-21 Asahiya Building 1F
- Founded in 1905, the confectionery is popular for its additive-free "mame daifuku" (bean-added rice cake), which is made with homemade sweet bean paste and wrapped in a rice cake mixed with red peas; also recommended are "Kamakura Genji Monaka," which comes in three types: koshian, sweet bean paste and white bean paste, and "Han Dora," a one-handed size dorayaki.
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[一条恵観山荘]から 歩いて[鶴岡八幡宮]へ歩いて移動中 偶然見つけました。 店舗入口の看板に書かれている商品として 《豆大福》は[つぶしあんを餅で包まず、餅で巻かれ]、《あんぱん饅頭》は[外観は 饅頭と言うより 本当にあんぱんにしか見えません]等 面白さに魅かれ 入店しました。 《あんぱん饅頭 184円税込》は3種類ある内[つぶあん]、《豆大福 184円税込》 《だんご...
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- Hanami Senbei Azumaya
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- Kanagawa Kamakura-shi Yuigahama 3-3-23
- A Japanese confectionery shop founded in 1904. Skilled artisans make colorful, seasonal sweets like their Oji-no-Matsu, a well-known Kamakura specialty. With the towering pine trees along Kamakura's Wakamiya-Oji main street as a motif, it offers a taste of Kamakura's history and has been recognized as an official Kamakura product.
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- Sumiyoshi
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- Kanagawa Kawasaki-shi Kawasaki-ku Daishimachi 4-47
- A Japanese confectionery shop located on the approach to Kawasaki Daishi, a five-minute walk from Kawasaki Daishi Station on the Keikyu Daishi Line. Their Kuzu Mochi made from fermented wheat starch cakes are a local favorite that are said to bring happiness. They come wrapped in paper with a yellow and dark brown color scheme along with a yellow handbag. Founded in 1917, we recommend all the sweets in this historic shop.
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- Sumiyoshiya Sohonten
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4.032 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Kawasaki-shi Kawasaki-ku Daishihoncho 8-16
- A confectionery store founded in 1887. It manufactures and sells Ganso Kuzu Mochi made from fermented wheat starch cakes, Fu Manju buns, the Kawasaki Daishi local favorite Anzu-ame apricot sweets, and more. You can also enjoy sweets like kuzu mochi and noodle dishes like soba or udon with tempura in the shop.
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わが夫婦はくずもち大好き。川崎大師では住吉、亀戸天神は船橋屋、どちらも甲乙つけがたいです。ここ住吉本店では川崎駅などで売っているものと違い、量の大きい包みがあります。ですので近く寄ったら必ず寄ります。
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- Tsukui Senbei Honpo
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- Kanagawa Sagamihara-shi Midori-ku Oi 121
- A manufacturer of high-quality, hand-made rice crackers that have been recognized for excellence by Kanagawa Prefecture and have received the Prime Minister's Award. They've been making these treats with their fine traditional flavor for decades with the clear water of Lake Tsukui. They're made with 100% Yamagata Prefecture grown rice and the soy sauce that's the backbone of the flavor is a premium Sagamihara brand Inoue soy sauce. The crackers make great gifts.
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- Mirakuan
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4.013 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Ashigarashimo-gun Yugawara Machi Miyakami 230
- A Japanese sweet shop at Yugawara Onsen. Their Mikan Monaka replicate the shape and flavor of a mandarin orange and have been named an official sweet of Kanagawa Prefecture. They contain light flavored bean jam with shiroan bean paste and marmalade. They also hold a popular workshop making Japanese sweets taught by a pro which is highly popular. Reservations are required.
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湯河原温泉街へ行く途中に寄りました。みかん最中という神奈川県指定銘菓を頂きました。これが想像以上に美味しかったです。餡は白いんげん豆の白あんとマーマレードでつくられており、なるほどみかんを感じます。あんこが苦手な方でも大丈夫そう。そしてこの最中、開けるとふたつに分かれているというかわいさもあります。
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- Efuya Honten
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4.537 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Ashigarashimo-gun Yugawara Machi Miyakami 459
- A long-established store that's been dedicated to making Kibimochi millet miscellaneous grain cakes since its establishment in the late Taisho period. It's been made with the same methods since the shop was founded and has been selected as one of Kanagawa's top 100 specialty products. All their products are additive-free. They use carefully selected ingredients and offer safe and reliably good products. We also recommend their hot spring manju buns and various types of yokan sweet bean jelly.
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20年ほど前毎年秋に社員旅行土産で主人が買ってきてくれていたキビ餅です。柔らかくてきなこの香りも良くて大好きです。初めて本店に伺いました。温泉饅頭も試食させていただいて、結局は両方選べず購入しました。
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- Koumedo
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4.527 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Ashigarashimo-gun Yugawara Machi Miyakami 483
- Founded 110 years ago, this long-standing Yugawara shop is the originator of Kibimochi millet cakes. Located in the center of the hot spring town, it has a dignified look that suits its background. It also supplies confections that are served with tea to well-known inns in Oku-Yugawara. It's been popular with famous people like Toson Shimazaki, and many people still stop in when they come to Yugawara.
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お店の建物から雰囲気が素晴らしいです。売り切れ必至の2色団子は10時ごろまでに買いに行かなくては！です。見た目も可愛い濃いお茶に合う結構甘めの団子です。
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- Kikumari Honten
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3.55 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Hiratsuka-shi Hanamizudai 29-6
- A seven-minute bus ride from the south exit of Hiratsuka Station on the JR Tokaido Main Line. This Japanese sweet shop offers treats that really bring you in touch with the culture of Shonan and Hiratsuka. They make a large number of sweets that weave together the local Hiratsuka culture and natural features with the seasons. In addition to traditional sweets popular at tea ceremonies they also make confections and well-known desserts using newer ingredients such as fresh whipped cream and butter. They also sell a number of treats that are fun to look at and make great souvenirs including Shonan Whitebait Pie made with local dried whitebait and Shonan Boy, a dorayaki red-bean-paste stuffed pancake in the shape of a surfboard.
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西海岸商店街にある和菓子屋さん。今では商店街にある唯一の和菓子屋さん。お味はなかなかなもので、平塚駅の駅ビル『ラスカ』にも出店されています。
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- Kamakura Beniya Sachiura
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4.010 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kanagawa Yokohama-shi Kanazawa-ku Sachiura 2-23-1
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コストコに行くついでに寄ってみました。昔、こわれを食べた事がありましたが、今回の切り落としはクッキー生地多めでおいしいです。一袋でだいぶ楽しめそうです。
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