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  • Haritaya Main Shop
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    4.5
    3 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Mie Pref. Iseshi Kawasaki 2-13-5
    This long-established Japanese confectionary shop was founded in 1860. It is said that it began with steamed manju that was served to shrine visitors who came by boat from Ise Bay. Their specialty is Itoin Senbei, created as a confection in tribute to the emperor's Ise Jingu Shrine visit in 1905. A senbei rice cracker made from a thinly baked batter of egg, sugar and flour, it is bake with an itoin (old Chinese seal) mark on the surface. The seal is derived from a copper seal that was used as a proof of transaction in the raw silk trade with China. In addition, the store also sells seasonal Japanese sweets made mostly of bean paste.

    絲印煎餅（いといんせんべい）を頂きました。 天皇陛下への献上菓子だとか。 軽い口当たりと、優しい甘みが魅力です。

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  • Taikou Mochi
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    4.0
    14 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Mie Pref. Iseshi Ujimazaikechou 63
    This long-established sweets shop has been in operation for 450 years since the Azuchi-Momoyama period (1573-1600). Its specialty is their namesake taikou mochi. They are made by wrapping elegant anko bean paste in mochi rice cake dough, and carefully grilling both sides. Taikou Hideyoshi, who occasionally visited Ise Jingu Shrine and made large donations, is said to have eaten this taikou mochi when in Ise, and was given this name because he wrote Bimi nari (It is delicious) when describing it. At the eat-in space inside the shop, you can enjoy taikou mochi right there together with tea or zenzai (red bean soup).

    参拝後に行きました。試食にお餅を1ついただき、中はこしあん、平べったい白いおもちです。 食べやすいサイズです。賞味期限は3日、食べきれなければ冷凍してもよいそう。脱気したものもあり、そちらは1週間程度いけるそうです。 お土産に購入しました。

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  • Toraya Uiro
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    4.5
    21 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Mie Pref. Iseshi Miyajiri 2-2-8
    This long-established sweets shop was founded in 1923. Their specialty is the traditional Japanese sweet called uiro that uses brown sugar. In addition to standard products such as red bean paste, matcha, chestnut, white (refined sugar) and mugwort, they also have about 10 limited varieties for each season. Because they do not use preservatives, it is recommended that you eat them soon after purchasing. Their baby castella sponge cake kotorayaki, shaped into the figure of a humorous tiger, is one of their hidden gems.

    三重の松坂にある虎屋のういろうを知人にいただき美味しかったのでお取り寄せしました今まで名古屋のういろうしか食べた事しかなかったので新鮮で美味かったです季節限定のさくら餅ういろうがとても美味かったですビックリです。

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  • Shiratama-ya
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    4.0
    6 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Mie Pref. Kameyamashi Sekichounakamachi 407
    Shiratama-ya is a simple, old-style Japanese confectionary. Its most famous product is Shiratama, the source of the shop's name, an uncooked confection made from pureed bean paste wrapped in finely milled rice flour. A charming feature of this sweet is the three-colored center, red, yellow, and green, meant to represent the four seasons. The shop's Manju, associated with the Edo period figure, Seki no Koman, who avenged her father's death when she was only 18, are another popular product. Pieces of peach, chestnut, and plum fruit are wrapped inside a yellow paste dough made with egg yolk. The shop also carries Daifuku (glutinous rice stuffed with a filling) and unbaked sweets that are inspired by seasonal flowers. These sweets are sold by the piece, and customers can enjoy their favorites with a cup of green tea inside the store.

    関宿にある菓子店で正式名は「前田屋製菓」の関店。看板商品は暖簾にも記されている関宿名物「志ら玉」(1個100円)で、江戸時代から旅人に親しまれてきた。上新粉の生地の中にこしあんが入っている大福のようなもので、上面に赤、緑、黄の三色の彩りが添えられている。素朴な味わいだが古い町並みの雰囲気に合っており、関宿散策のお供にピッタリなものとなっている。

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  • Kikyoya-Orii
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    3.5
    11 Reviews
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    Mie Pref. Igashi Uenohigashimachi 2949
    This long-established Japanese sweets shop has been in operation for 400 years since the Keicho period (1596-1615). It used to be the purveyor of sweets for the Todo clan that ruled Iga Province. It is characterized by the Japanese confectionery made by craftsmen following age-old traditional techniques. They produce many sweets with links to local castles, such as their Shiro no Ishizumi agar-agar sweet made with the stone wall of Iga Ueno Castle in mind, their Iga Kuroman Fukuro no Shiro black manju imagining Ryotaro Shiba's Fukuro no Shiro (Owl's Castle) that was about Iga clan ninjas, and their Noborigama sweet potato depicting an Iga-yaki ware oven.

    伊賀に寄った記念に、和菓子を何種類か買い求めたのですが、どれも美味しい！と話題になりました。 控えめな甘さで、どれも誰からも美味しいと言われそうなお味でした。 オンラインでの販売もしているようなので、他のお菓子も食べてみたいと思います。

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  • Kagi-ya Mochi Shop
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    3.5
    3 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Mie Pref. Igashi Uenokodamachou 3082-1
    Kagi-ya is a mochi shop that sells both inexpensive candies and Japanese-style sweets in a corner of the Shichifuku Shopping District, which runs through the center of Iga-Ueno, the so-called Ninja Village. Its most famous product is Ninja Dango, supposedly inspired by the ninja warriors: sweet rice paste dumplings served two-by-two on skewers, with a white head and a blue-green body. This shop is said to have been in existence for over 350 years, and the Ninja Dango, a long-time favorite of local residents, were available long before ninja became a famous part of Japanese popular culture. Inspired by Shirimochi-zaka Slope on the Yamato Road, mentioned in the works of the haiku poet Basho, Shirimochi is another well-known product. In the summer, the shop sells shaved ice, and unlike most such vendors, it still uses an electrically powered ice shaving machine, whose sound gives the process a nostalgic feeling.

    レトロな和菓子屋さんでした。お餅や他にお菓子などいろいろ揃っていて駄菓子屋みたいな感じで楽しかったです。

  • Akafuku (Ise Meotoiwa Meoto Yokocho Shop)
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    Mie Pref. Iseshi Futamichoue 580 Ise Married Iwameoto Yokocho
    Akafuku is a uniquely shaped souvenir of Ise which is made with bean paste on top of a mochi rice cake. This Akafuku store is located in Ise Meotoiwa Meoto Yokocho, overlooking Ise Bay. Not only can customers buy Akafuku as a souvenir here, but they can also enjoy a cup of Bancha Tea with it in the cafearea. Bancha Tea is a blend of Ise Tea leaves specially made to complement the flavor of Akafuku. There are also summer-limited Akafuku shaved ice and winter-limitedAkafuku Zenzai menu items, which are available only at stores directly managed by the company. The store is very popular with tourists who are also visiting the nearby Sea Paradise.
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  • Confectionery shop I Mura Ya
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    Mie Taki-gun Takicho
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  • Sekinoto Honpo Fukawaya
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    Mie Kameyama-shi Sekicho Nakamachi 387
    This Japanese confectionary shop stands on the ancient Tokaido highway in Nakamachi Seki-cho, Kameyama City. This longstanding establishment has been in business in the former Tokaido post station town of Seki-juku for some 380 years. The shop is known for its Sekinoto, a bean jam cake consisting of gyuhi soft rice cake wrapped around koshian smooth bean paste and sprinkled with wasanbon fine-grained Japanese sugar; long ago, this tasty treat was a favorite of samurai lords visiting Seki-juku.
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  • Shiratamaya
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    Mie Kumano-shi Kinomotocho 424-8
    This Japanese confectionary shop stands on the Kinen-dori Shopping Street in Kinomoto-cho, Kumano City. The shop's signature product is its shiratama, which consists of sweet bean paste made from Hokkaido-grown azuki beans wrapped in rice flour cake and steamed. A famous local confection in the Kumano area for ages, today only a few establishments make these tasty treats.
  • Nagamochiya Roho
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    Mie Kuwana-shi Yurakucho 35
    This Japanese confectionary shop stands on National Route 1 in Yuraku-cho, Kuwana City. This longstanding establishment was founded in the early Edo period and makes An'ei Mochi rice cakes, which have been loved since ancient times as a local specialty product of the former Tokaido highway post station town of Kuwana-juku. These long pounded mochi rice cakes are stuffed with sweet chunky bean paste and baked; they also come in white and pink varieties. The shop's Kuwana Hamaguri Sable clam shell-shaped cookies, modeled after Kuwana's famous common orient clams, are also popular.
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  • Hieji Senbei Main Shop
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    Mie Tsu-shi Daimon 20-15
    This Japanese confectionary shop is located in Daimon, Tsu City. The shop's signature Heiji Senbei crackers, modeled after the famous conical hat appearing in the Legend of Heiji of Akogi. These tasty treats are made exclusively using traditional techniques with just sugar, flour, and eggs. The shop also sells Heiji Monaka wafer cakes, Heiji Waffles wrapped around whipped cream, and other confections. You can also enjoy the Heiji-kun Ice ice cream and other desserts in the adjoining cafe area.
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  • Seikando
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    4.0
    3 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Mie Tsu-shi Higashimarunouchi 20-1
    This longstanding Japanese confectionary shop, established in 1882, stands on the Ise Highway in Higashimarunouchi, Tsu City. The shop's Furogaki, a baked confection which imitates the look of a traditional Japanese dried persimmon, is one of its most popular products. The shop also sells famous Chidoriyaki and a variety of other Japanese confections.

    こちらのお店は以前は現金でしたが、ペイペイが利用可能になりました。 今の時期なら５%還元です。 初めての方も行きやすいと思います。 津市の老舗和菓子屋さんなので、オススメです。

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  • Kashi-no-Yakata Tone
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    Mie Tsu-shi Honmachi 26-20
    This Japanese and Western confectionary shop is situated on National Route 23 in Hon-machi, Tsu City. The shop sells seasonal fresh Japanese confections made with top grade anko bean paste crafted from scratch with sweet azuki beans grown by specially contracted farms, monaka wafer cakes, dorayaki pancake sandwiches, and other Japanese sweets; and tarts made with seasonal fruits, cakes, chocolates, and other Western confections. The shop's zenzai-style pudding, a mixture of Japanese and Western sweets, is also popular. In addition, the shop holds monthly tea ceremony events in which participants can enjoy matcha green tea and seasonal Japanese confections.
  • Kusumiya Kaho Main Shop
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    Mie Suzuka-shi Ejimahonmachi 7-13
    This Japanese confectionary shop stands on Prefectural Route 6 in Ejimahon-machi, Suzuka City. The longstanding shop is famous for its Oharagi, a signature confection which has been loved for over two centuries as one of the specialty products of the Shiroko area of Suzuka. The shop also sells Kakikko, a dried persimmon stuffed with gyuhi soft rice cake and shiroan white bean paste; Andofu, a chilled treat made with Yoshino kuzu and wasanbon fine-grained Japanese sugar; and seasonal namagashi fresh Japanese confections.
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  • Daitokuya Chokyu
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    Mie Suzuka-shi Shiroko 1-6-26
    This Japanese confectionary shop is located in 1-Chome Shiroko, Suzuka City. The shop's Oharagi, a famous, half-moon shaped confection consisting of sweet tsubuan chunky bean paste baked in a thin flour dough, has been a beloved Suzuka specialty product for three centuries. The shop also sells Fuwafuwa Daifuku mochi rice cakes stuffed with tsubuan paste and whipped cream; Suzukagawa Sake Manju buns made with sake lees and seishu refined sake from a local brewery; and other Japanese confections as well as special seasonal sweets.
  • Aka Fuku Futami Branch
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    Mie Ise-shi Futamicho Chaya 204-1
  • Mochikichi Yokkaichi
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    3.0
    1 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Mie Yokkaichi-shi Unomori 1-chome 6-ban 17-go

    もち吉はいろいろなところに支店を置かれていますが、近鉄四日市駅からさほど遠くないところにあるので便利です。

  • Mochikichi Suzuka
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    5.0
    1 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Mie Suzuka-shi Kitatamagakicho

    手土産でよく頂いたりしますが、お店には沢山の種類のおかきやおせんべい、あられなどが、セットや単品で販売されています。試食や、お茶のサービスも有ります。また、えん餅などの和菓子も美味しいです。 家族は一般的に販売されている安価なおせんべいなどとの違いが分からないと言うのですが、それらが好きな私は、全然違う！！と感じます。誕生日のプレゼントに頼んだ程のファンです。美味しい！

  • Mochikichi Tsu
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Mie Tsu-shi Takajayakomoricho 414-1
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Spread across the eastern side of the Kii Peninsula, Mie prefecture boasts hundreds of kilometers of pretty coastline comprising the oyster-rich Toba city and Shima National Park all the way down to Kumano, a city that marks the beginning of part of the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage, which runs into neighboring Wakayama prefecture. However, Mie is best known for the Ise Jingu Shinto shrine inland, one of the oldest and largest shrines in the country.

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