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Awaya Sobei creates both traditional and modern wagashi that you can purchase from their storefronts in Nerima, Tokyo. They sell...

Toraya has been selling confectionery since the 16th century, and has multiple locations all over Japan, and even in Paris! The company...

Miyabian has been selling high-quality and eye-catching wagashi out of Nakameguro since 2004. Each wagashi reflects the motifs and...

Kanazawa is famous for it's gold leaf production and along with gold leaf jewelry, boxes, soap, and more that's sold here you can get...

Ohagi (おはぎ) is a type of traditional Japanese sweet that is made by pounding cooked glutinous rice (similar to the way mochi is made),...

A lovely relaxing spot for wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) that you can take out or enjoy with matcha in the shop. The taiyaki here...

For both a traditional and unique experience, head on over to Bozu 'n Coffee to try their selection of coffee, tea, and sweets with a...

Relax and enjoy the view of the lush traditional Japanese garden with matcha and wagashi at this historic tea house in Shibamata, Tokyo....

A small but popular spot in Setgaya selling seasonal wagashi. There are a few seats inside where you can enjoy the wagashi with coffee or...

Gold leaf has been produced in Japan for many years, and has traditionally been used to decorate shrines, temples, statues, and artwork....

For the past couple of years Shiro-Hige's Cream Puff Factory has been selling a special treat during the end of August ~ beginning of...

Marine House is a bakery in Harajuku that makes custom cakes, cookies, and personal cakes and tarts that you can eat in the bakery or...

Sunday Brunch in Shimokitazawa is serving two hydrangea themed goodies on their menu until the end of June (2021). The themed items on...

** Unfortunately this location is no longer accepting reservations for parties under 10 people. They said that they may change this in...

Shojin ryori (精進料理) is a type of traditional Buddhist cuisine that is plant based, and served at both temples and traditional shojin...

Hina Matsuri (雛祭り) is celebrated on March 3rd, and is a special day in Japan to wish for good fortune and good health for girls. It is...