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   Shinshōdō

   Founded in the first year of the Taisho era (1912)A long-established Japanese sweets shop offering items connected to…
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   Kanda Miharado

   Taisho 11 (1922)A Japanese sweets shop that preserves tradition while also offering appealing seasonal limited sweets…
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   Nakatani Seika Factory Direct Sales Sh…

   1919 (Taisho 8)A long-established karinto maker that is also active in developing new productsNakatani Seika is a lon…
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   Mikado Mitsuharado Main Store

   Meiji 10 (1877)A Japanese sweets shop deeply connected with Suitengu and loved across generationsFounded in Meiji 10 …
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   Kikumi Senbei Sohonten

   Meiji 8 (1875)A senbei shop loved in Sendagi for over 140 years. Its specialty is the traditional square-shaped senbe…
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   Ueno Fugetsudo

   Founded in Enkyo 4 (1747)A long-established confectioner that created the much-loved “Gaufre”The Ueno–Okachimachi are…
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   Otsunoya Tamaya

   Founded in the first year of the Taisho era (1912)An innovative long-established shop that has led the world of Japan…
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   Edo-style Confectioner Nihonbashi Naga…

   Founded in the Kyōhō era (1716–1736)A long-established Japanese confectionery shop loved by the Tokugawa familyA Japa…
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   Toranomon Okano Eizen

   Founded in the first year of the Taisho era (1912)The signature product since its founding, the mame-daifuku, is almo…

「Traditional Japanese Sweets」Shop List

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   • Tokyo MetropolisChuo Ward

   Kimuraya Main Store

   Founded in Keio 4 (1868)Ningyoyaki shaped after Asakusa landmarks is a specialty of Nakamise StreetThe oldest ningyoy…
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   • Tokyo MetropolisMinato Ward

   Aono Sohonpo

   Ansei 3 (1856)https://youtu.be/VtDC-MkJ6FkBeautiful wagashi carefully handmade, also ideal for welcoming foreign gues…
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   • Tokyo MetropolisChuo Ward

   MATSUZAKI SHOTEN (Ginza Matsuzaki Senb…

   Founded in Bunka 1 (1804)https://youtu.be/p1OexVQMoWISharing gentle flavors with sincerityThe new main store, MATSUZA…
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   • Tokyo MetropolisChuo Ward

   Edo-style Confectioner Nihonbashi Naga…

   Founded in the Kyōhō era (1716–1736)A long-established Japanese confectionery shop loved by the Tokugawa familyA Japa…
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   • Tokyo MetropolisChuo Ward

   Sembikiya Sohonten Nihonbashi Fruit Pa…

   Founded in Tenpō 5 (1834)Fully enjoy seasonal flavors at Japan's first fruit specialty storeJapan's first fruit speci…
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   • Tokyo MetropolisKoto Ward

   Baikatei Fukagawa Shop

   Founded in Kaei 3 (1850)The highlight is the Fukagawa shop, renovated for the first time in 70 years.Baikatei Fukagaw…

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