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Tsukuyomi
Sweet red bean paste and chopped chestnuts sandwiched between Japanese-style pancake. Traditional Japanese sweets know as "dorayaki".
Ayashirabe Matcha
Matcha flavored milky white bean paste wrapped in Japanese cake.
Tsuya
Sweet red bean paste sandwiched between Japanese-style pancakes. Traditional Japanese sweets known as "dorayaki".
Chocolate Mikasa
Rich chocolate ganache cream filling sandwiched between chocolate pancake. Chocolate Dorayaki.
White Peach Mochi
Sweet white peach flavored bean paste wrapped with soft rice cake.
Matcha Mochi
Sweet red bean paste wrapped with soft rice cake coated with matcha green tea powder.
Strawberry Mochi
Strawberry flavored white bean paste wrapped with soft rice cake.
Mochi Assortment Box
$51.00
Assortment box of green tea, white peach and strawberry mochi. Strawberry mochi 8 pieces box x 1, matcha mochi 8 pieces box x 1, white peach mochi 8 pieces box x 1.
Shimizuhakuto Jelly
Japanese jelly made from a high quality white peach "Shimizuhakuto", which is known as the king of white peach in Japan. Capturing the juicy taste and the aroma of the fresh white peach, this jelly is more peachy than a real peach itself. Enjoy the taste of a fresh, ripe peach in a refreshing, smooth texture.
Matcha Kasutera
$27.00
Green tea flavored fluffy and moist Japanese sponge cake.
Kasutera
$27.00
Kasutera (Castella) is a traditional Japanese sponge cake. Enjoy its fluffy and moist texture.
Kasutera Assortment Box
$51.00
Assortment of traditional Japanese sponge cake. Plain and green tea.
Baumkuchen
$27.00
Sugar glazed tree cake. Baumkuchen is originally from Germany, which means "tree cake" in German. This characteristic ring-shaped cake is now much more popular in Japan.
Matcha Baumkuchen
$27.00
Green tea flavored layered sponge cake.
Tokoyo
$18.00
Yuzu (citrus fruit) peel coated with sugar.
Fukuwatashi Senbei
Zigzag designed cookies with vanilla cream filling.
Matcha Senbei
Unique "zigzag" shaped matcha green tea cookies with green tea cream filling.
Oribenishiki
Sweet potato paste with chopped chestnuts and sweet red bean paste wrapped in Japanese-style cake.
Ayashirabe Assortment Box
Assortment of Japanese white bean cakes. Milky and lemon.
Ayashirabe
Milky white bean paste wrapped in Japanese cake.
Ayashirabe Lemon
Sweet and sour lemon paste wrapped in milky white bean paste and covered in Japanese cake.
White Peach Assortment Box
$56.00
Minamoto's white peach sweets assorted, mochi rice cake and jelly. 2 x shimizuhakuto jelly (peach jelly), 1 x white peach mochi 12 pieces box (peach rice cake).
Tosenka
Juicy whole white peach covered with peach jelly. A luxury experience you will have.
Strawberry Baumkuchen (1 Box)
$27.00
Chocolate Mochi (6 Pieces)
$15.00
Ayaichigo (6 Pieces)
$36.00
Hakutou Mochi (8 Pieces)
$18.00
Hakutou Jelly (2 Pieces)
$36.00
Okoicha Baumkuchen (1 Box)
$27.00
Green Tea Chocolate Mochi (6 Pieces)
15.00
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Mochi Assortment Box
$51.00
Assortment box of green tea, white peach and strawberry mochi. Strawberry mochi 8 pieces box x 1, matcha mochi 8 pieces box x 1, white peach mochi 8 pieces box x 1.
Kasutera Assortment Box
$51.00
Assortment of traditional Japanese sponge cake. Plain and green tea.
Senbei Assortment Box
Assortment of cherry blossom, vanilla and matcha green tea cookies.
Ayashirabe Assortment Box
Assortment of Japanese white bean cakes. Milky and lemon.
White Peach Assortment Box
$56.00
Minamoto's white peach sweets assorted, mochi rice cake and jelly. 2 x shimizuhakuto jelly (peach jelly), 1 x white peach mochi 12 pieces box (peach rice cake).
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