In business for over 70 years, this traditional confectioner figured out how to turn the suspension of a Japanese tradition into a new one of their own.
wagashi
Transforming iconic characters into delicious works of art.
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A limited tour in Kagurazaka, Tokyo invites guests to “Discover Edo Through All Five Senses” in one morning with full English services.
Filled with a special “phantom butter” from Calpis, you won’t find a treat like this anywhere else in Japan.
One of Tokyo’s biggest shopping areas is giving you the chance to try 19 kinds of the traditional spring sweet spanning two major regional differences.
Centuries-old sweets shop lends ingredient to flavor debuting in Tokyo head of nationwide rollout.
Cultural crafts, performing arts and regional flavors combine in a tribute to one of the most important periods in Japanese history.
We find happiness in a small Japanese confection that would require real effort to break the bank.
Enjoy limited-edition sweet treats from a master wagashi maker directly under the wisteria flowers at Kameido Tenjin Shrine in April.
Totoro’s traditional snack time may not fill up our stomachs, but it’ll fill our hearts with warm fuzzy feelings.
Family Mart turns tradition on its head with a new take on two well-known Japanese sweets.
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