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    Innovation by “Shinseido”,…

    Shinbashi, Shinagawa, Odaibastaircase leading to success in lifeharakiriIn the midst of an economic upswingmame daifu…
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    Seppuku monaka” and “Keiky…

    Shinbashi, Shinagawa, OdaibaharakiriIn the midst of economic upswingJintaiko DorayakiSeppuku monaka" for greetings an…
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    【とらや】「栗鹿の子」

    鹿の子は、「鹿の子斑(かのこまだら)」(鹿の背の白い斑紋)に見立てて、甘く煮た豆を餡玉につけたお菓子です。『栗鹿の子…
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    Expressing a unique taste using ingred…

    Asakusa (department store)doll-shaped pancake filled with bean jamsouvenir from AsakusaKimuraya Honten is a ningyoyak…
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    He started helping out in the family b…

    Asakusa (department store)doll-shaped pancake filled with bean jamsouvenir from AsakusaKimuraya Honten is a ningyoyak…
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    Pushing aside the opposition of employ…

    Asakusa (department store)souvenir from AsakusathunderstormKaminari Okoshi is a sweet and savory traditional Japanese…
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    Changing flavors and characteristics f…

    Asakusa (department store)souvenir from AsakusathunderstormKaminari Okoshi is a sweet and savory traditional Japanese…
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    With 670 years of history, yet unafrai…

    Japanese confectionerymanjuuGinza (shopping district in Tokyo)Founded in 1349, Shioze Sohonke invented Japanese-style…
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    The history is more than 670 years old…

    Ginza (shopping district in Tokyo)Japanese confectionerymanjuuFounded in 1349, Shioze Sohonke invented Japanese-style…

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    Habutae Dango

    Founded in Bunsei 2 (1819)https://youtu.be/TosXwSz7ieMThe smooth texture of Habutae Dango has captivated even literar…
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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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    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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    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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    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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    Shiba Shinmei Eitaro

    Founded in 1885 (Meiji 18)The specialty is "Enoshima Monaka," loved and named by the famous writer Ozaki Koyo.A Japan…

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