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Japanese Confectionery Spots in Eihei-ji Temple / Ono / Katsuyama Area

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  • Habutaemochi no Furusato
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    4.0
    28 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Pref. Yoshidaguneiheijichou Matsuokayoshino 35-21-1
    With over 300 years of history, “habutaemochi” is a famous sweet of Fukui, and you see how it is still made at the Habutaemochi no Furusato. They offer you warm tea inside, and you can try 11 varieties of habutaemochi with your tea. The wholesaler sells not only habutaemochi, but also local specialty goods and crafts.

    羽二重(求肥)餅がこの地域の特産で、メインのお土産。 羽二重餅のいろんな味付け・変化を楽しめる。餅のいくつかは試食出来るので間違いない。甘さが苦手の人には辛いお菓子も揃っている。 ここを出ると滋賀県琵琶湖東南部のドライブインまで２時間ノンストップで走ることが多い。

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  • Itojunwado Main Store
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    4.0
    18 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Ono-shi Motomachi 9-21
    A confectioner located along Shichiken-dori Street in Motomachi, Ono City. This long-standing shop was founded over 100 years ago and is known for their famous Imo-Kintsuba treat. It's only sold for a limited time starting every year in September and many people come even from other prefectures in search of the sweet flavor of local Ono grown sweet potatoes.

    いもきんつばを焼いているのが外からも見えます。 何と言っても、良い香りにそそられます！ 焼きたてを買えるので、店内でアツアツのうちにいただきました。 とっても美味しかったです！

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  • Maruya Shogetsudo
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    1.0
    1 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Katsuyama-shi Honmachi 2-2-24
    A Japanese-style confection located along Honmachi-dori Street in Honmachi 2-Chome, Katsuyama City. This long-standing shop first opened during the Meiji Period and produces the famous Kurumiyaukan jelly made with the locally grown specialty walnuts. Since they were first created in 1913 these treats have been made using the same techniques, maintaining the same flavor, for over 100 years without using any preservatives. Also popular is their walnut monaka treat.

    店内入って、何の商品も置いてないため、『今日は商品ないんですか？』とこちらから聞く始末。すると、『なにが？』と買いに来た客に対し失礼極まりない返答。それでもこちらが敬語で丁寧に『でっちようかんありますか?』と伺ったところ、『でっちようかんしかない。ほかのはない。○○商品もない』と返答。。。 やる気無いなら店辞めて欲しい。 腹が立つ!

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  • Komenoka Yumesuke
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Ono-shi Yoshinocho 110
    The shop specializing in sweets made with rice is located on the Kyoryu Kaido in Yoshino-cho, Ono City. It sells kakimochi, arare, and other rice crackers made with the unique technique of steaming glutinous rice, pounding it into rice cake, and cooking it in the original direct-fired furnace. Their Yumenosuke Dango dumplings are made exclusively with locally-grown Koshihikari rice and are roasted only after an order is received. The shop also has a cafe space where customers can enjoy eating their sweets.
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  • Yokota Hoei Do
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Ono Kanamecho 2-14
  • Asahi Ya Confectionery shop
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Ono Motomachi 2-7
  • Echizenya Confectionery shop
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Ono-shi Hiyoshicho 15-7
  • Yamauchi Confectionery shop
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Ono Hiyoshicho 7-21
  • Hachi Taya Confectionery shop
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Ono Motomachi 8-4
  • Mino Ki
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Ono-shi Meirincho 10-23
  • Owada
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Katsuyama-shi Kori Machi 3-chome 322
  • Tanaka Confectionery shop
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Katsuyama-shi Sakaemachi 4-1-25
  • Dango Chaya
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Fukui Yoshida-gun Eiheijicho Aratani 23-1
Fukui Eihei-ji Temple / Ono / Katsuyama
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