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Comes in sheet form, with 2 slices per pack.

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Kameya Yoshinaga "Slice Yokan <Ogura Butter>"

A hit product from Kameya Yoshinaga, this sliceable yokan combines traditional sweet bean paste with butter, allowing you to easily enjoy the flavors of Ogura butter toast.

"Tsujiri no Sato": Rich stone-ground matcha cream wrapped in a delicately baked thin roll senbei.

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Gion Tsujiri "Tsujiri no Sato"

Treat yourself to authentic look and taste of matcha green with sweets from a long-loved Uji tea specialty shop open 160+ years.

The charming visuals of these sweets, which redefine the traditional image of dried confections, have made them very popular.

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IRODORI "Kohakuto"

Japanese “wagashi” confections reinvented as irresistible, pastel bites at this veteran sweets shop.

Both the sweet red bean paste and the cream are generously packed in jars. You can even use the leftovers to make creative treats like "an toast."

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Kyoto Gion Anon "Anpone"

Create and build your own “Anpone” monaka for the best of fused Japan and western flavors.

The charmingly packaged "Yoru no Ume," a standard product.

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Kameya Yoshinaga Yokan

Kameya Yoshinaga's yokan is made with the renowned "Samegai Water," a famous water source in Kyoto, and brings out the full flavor of adzuki beans.

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Namacha Jelly at Nakamura Tokichi Main Store

Full aroma and rich tea flavor steeped into smooth jellies, a famous treat from this long-loved tea merchant.

The chewy dough is filled with plenty of Tanba Dainagon red bean paste.

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Ajari Mochi by Ajari Mochi Hompo Mangetsu

A traditional Kyoto confection from the long-established shop Mangetsu, featuring a moist and chewy dough filled with elegantly sweet red bean paste.

The development, marked by repeated trial and error, has enhanced the traditional deliciousness even further.

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Kogetsu Premium Senju Senbei

A long-selling confectionery for over half a century, now available in an even higher quality version.

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BIJUU "Kyo Baum"

A unique Baumkuchen from Kyoto, crafted with carefully selected ingredients and the skilled hands of artisans.

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Okoicha Langue de Chat "CHA no KA"

Now considered a classic Kyoto sweet, this signature product from "Kyoto Kitayama Malebranche" has become a beloved favorite.

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Shogoin Yatsuhashi Sohonten "Nama Yatsuhashi"

Cinnamon aroma and the one-of-a-kind bite of Nama Yatsuhashi.

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Meat Dishes

Nikusenka Hafuu Main Store

A renowned meat specialty restaurant nestled in a quiet residential area of Kyoto.

Medium-rare beef cutlet, served with perfectly juicy meat.

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Japanese Cuisine

Gyukatsu Kyoto Katsugyu Pontocho Main Store

Founded in Kyoto's Pontocho, this main store is known for popularizing beef cutlet (gyukatsu).

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Japanese Cuisine

Sushi Fukagawa

Experience the craftsmanship and dedication to quality ingredients and traditional techniques at this sophisticated sushi restaurant near the Kyoto Imperial Palace.