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  • Toraya Kobo
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    4.0
    157 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Gotembashi Higashiyama 1022-1
    Visitors at this Japanese sweets shop can enjoy handmade sweets and freely exploring the grounds, which include a plum grove, bamboo thicket, pond, and more. You can watch the seasons change in the garden from the shop's atmospheric interior. Their popular daifuku feature sticky rice cake notable for its resilience stuffed with a sweet adzuki bean paste made of a mixture of mashed and whole beans. On weekends and holidays the shop also offers sekihan daifuku, which are dyed red with astringent adzuki bean juice.

    御殿場のアウトレットの近くにあります。 アウトレットは早い時間は混むので昼過ぎに家を出てこのカフェでゆっくりお茶をしてからアウトレットへ向かいます（アウトレットは土日でも夕方は駐車場も空いています）。 流石に岸氏の邸宅の一部。入り口からお店までは鬱蒼とした森の中の小道を散歩がてら進みます。 お店は持ち帰りとイートインを同じところで注文します。お茶のお代わりは無料です。 甘い和菓子と少し渋めのお茶は...

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  • Ebisenbei no Sato (Gotenba Store)
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    4.0
    36 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Pref. Gotembashi Higashitanaka 1234-1
    This store specializing in ebisenbei offers crunchy rice crackers with an irresistible shrimp flavor. This popular Gotenba City location offers several exclusive items not available at other locations. The most popular item is their Sakuraebi rice crackers. Sakura shrimp account a third of the shrimp used in these meticulously-crafted crackers, which fill your mouth with the sweetness of the shrimp.

    御殿場IC第１出口のすぐそばです。 試食が再開されていました。 ウイルス駆除の機械を導入したり、手づかみ禁止にしたりなど、感染対策を徹底していました。あとは訪問者が守るかどうかですが、それが気になる人はそもそも試食をしないと思います。 試食の枚数や種類に制限はないのですが、試食したいせんべいを取り終えた後でまとめて食べることになるので、買いたいものが見つかっても何味か覚えられずに困りました。試食場...

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  • Ichigo Plaza Daifukuya
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    4.5
    8 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Izunokunishi Minamiema 1788-2
    This shop specializes in strawberry daifuku, a sweet that features rice cake stuffed with fresh strawberries picked that morning. Made fresh every day, their strawberry daifuku are popular for their sweet scent, great taste, and substantial volume. In addition to strawberry daifuku, the shop also offers a number of other daifuku made with fresh fruit such as melon and grape, which are seasonal exclusives. We recommend going early, as the shop closes up as soon as it runs out of inventory for the day.

    取引先の方と来店しました。契約先に行く前にここでお土産のいちご大福を購入。ここのいちご大福は大きくて、美味しいから相手先に行く時は必ず購入。しかも、中身はいちごだけでなく葡萄や季節の果物が中に入り、相手先にも大変喜ばれます。自分で食べるのにも帰りにお土産で買います。

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  • Kuroyanagi
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    4.5
    19 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Izunokuni-shi Nagaoka 1288-6
    This Japanese confectionary shop founded in 1945 was the first shop in the Nakaizu Onsenkyo hot spring village to sell onsen manju (hot spring steamed buns). The shop is located just next to the Fujidana bus stop on the Izuhakone Bus Nagaoka Onsenba Loop, about a six-minute bus ride from the Izu-Nagaoka Station on the Izuhakone Railway. Their onsen manju, which are made using carefully-selected ingredients and without any preservatives or food coloring, are notable for the smooth texture of their pastry covering and the pleasantly light flavor of their bean paste filling. All of the shop's products are made the day they are sold, so the shop closes as soon as it sells out.

    物心がついた時には「あずさ」と「黒柳」は地元で有名な温泉おまんじゅうでした。 2000年過ぎに「あずさ」が閉店し、今は長岡土産といえば「黒柳」になってます。 昔と変わらず、餡の甘さも懐かしい味です。

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  • Kogetsudo
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Kamogunkawaduchou Mine 495
    Founded in 1945, Kogetsudo is a western and Japanese-style confectionery shop located in Kawazu Town, Kamo County, Shizuoka Prefecture. The shop is famous for its new-style cake, cheese dorayaki, which is made without using any sweet bean paste yet retains that traditional dorayaki (red bean pancake) style. The sour taste of the cream cheese filling goes together perfectly with the sweetness of the cake making it a popular treat for well-known entertainers and customers from far and wide. They sell many other kinds of cakes such as the Madeleine cake topped with local specialty Kawazu cherry blossom petals.
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  • Baigetsu-en (Matsuzaki Store)
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Kamogunmatsuzakichou Matsuzaki 379-3
    Located in the town of Matsuzaki in Kamo County, Shizuoka Prefecture, Baigetsu-en is a venerable confectionary that has sold both Japanese and Western sweets since 1931. It is said to be the original home of one of Matsuzaki’s most famous sweets, Cherry Leaf Mochi. Consisting of mochi and sweet bean paste wrapped up in a leaf from a local cherry tree, this confection combines a salty flavor with a delicate sweetness as it melts in one’s mouth. Chohachi no Tatsu, a Japanese-style confection made by coating two layers of mochi in fine Wasanbon sugar, is also highly regarded. It also sells a wide variety of other sweets, including roll cakes, Monaka (bean jam between two crisp mochi wafers) and Kintsuba (gelatin covered with a rice batter).
  • Manju Sohonzan Genraku
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    4.0
    15 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Shuzenji 967
    This is a manju specialty shop near the famous “Shuzenji Temple” in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It is a well-known shop that is often featured on TV shows and in magazines. “Genraku Sesame Manju” which is known as the representative souvenir of Shuzenji is a black manju that has bamboo charcoal mixed in the dough. It is a masterpiece with the moist texture of the skin matching perfectly with the bean paste full of the aroma and deep taste of sesame. All sorts of Japanese sweets such as Yomogimanju and Joyomanju are sold in the store.

    黒胡麻饅頭、甘くて、美味しいです。三日しか、日持ちしません。試食に丸々一個勧められました、たしかに、驚きです。でも、おいしくいただけました。

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  • Lolo Kurofune
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    4.0
    5 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    2-2-37 Shimoda-shi, Shizuoka prefecture
    This is a Japanese sweets shop in Shimoda, Shizuoka Prefecture. The shop sells many sweets associated with the opening of the port of Shimoda due to the arrival of the Black Ships such as “Kurofuneyaki Pawhatan”, a Castella with orange and raspberry Jam wrapped in langue de chat, “Kurofune Raiko Monaka” and “Kurofune Manju (Black)”. An assortment of baked sweets called “Kurofune Raiko Set” is a popular souvenir.

    評判が良さそうだったので伺いましたが・・・私的には相性が悪かったようです。 常連さんメインの店の雰囲気、確かにいつ来るかわからない観光客相手には冷めた態度も分からなくはないですが、次は無いかな-と思いました。数点かいましたが、そのような事もあり味は余り美味しく感じられませんでした。置いてあるものが和菓子などなので敢えて冷房が効いていなかったのか店内は蒸し暑くその中でおこわなどが並んでいましたが、購...

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  • Kotobashi Confectionery
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    4.5
    9 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Tsukigase 580-6
    This is a long-established confectionery shop located on the Shimoda Kaido in Tsukigase, Izu City, founded over 100 years ago. The famous “Ino Monaka” is a delicious dish of Tokachi produced red beans cooked over a direct flame for five hours to a paste, and sandwiched in a shell (the shape of a boar). It has been well-known as a souvenir of Izu since the early Showa period.

    国道沿いにある猪最中が有名なお店です。できあがった最中もありますが、餡と猪の形をした可愛い最中の皮を別々に飼うこともでき、自分で作ってぱりぱりに美味しく頂くこともできます。

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  • Izumiya
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Atamishi Tawarahonchou 4-5
    This shop in the center of the Heiwa-dori Shopping District in Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture is reputed for its delicious handmade usukawa manju (thin-skinned steamed buns). It makes and sells 10 types of manju, the majority of which contain red bean paste made from well-kneaded Hokkai adzuki beans. Made by hand one at a time, their usukawa manju can be bought individually fresh out of the steamer.
  • Manju Sohozan gen-raku (Atami Store)
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    4.5
    3 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Atamishi Tawarahonchou 3-10
    This Japanese confection store is popular for the taste and cute look of their many flavorful manju (steamed buns). The most well-known of these is their gen-raku goma manju (sesame steam buns). They feature a beautiful lustrous black skin containing bamboo charcoal that is stuffed with red bean paste with plenty of black sesame kneaded in. Like the main store and the Shuzenji store, this Atami location is open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and closes as soon as it runs out of inventory for the day.

    しっとり、ずっしりとしたお饅頭。試食させいただき、虜になりました。種類がいくつかありますが、黒いお饅頭が一番しっとししている気がします。お土産にもおすすめ。日持ちがあまりしないので、かえる日に購入するのがおすすめ。予約もできます。

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  • Eirakudo
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Kamogunmatsuzakichou Miyauchi 300-2
    Founded in 1873, this venerable Japanese sweets shop in Matsuzaki Town, Kamo County, Shizuoka Prefecture is beloved by locals. The shop's most famous offering is their sakuramochi, which features a sweet rice cake stuffed with red bean paste and wrapped in a salted cherry blossom leaf. In addition to Japanese sweets, the shop also offers western confections such as cakes and cream puffs. Customers can also enjoy a set that comes with a cup of matcha tea and a sakuramochi inside the store.
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  • Iiramanju Abe-Shoten
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Atamishi Tawarahonchou 5-7
    This famous confection shop has been operated by three successive generations since opening in 1960. It is famous for its iira-manju (steamed buns with sweet bean paste), which won the Grand Prize at the 18th National Confectionery Expo. These steamed buns are made in accordance with a philosophy staying faithful to the basics and never being swayed by passing fads. Stuffed with plenty of carefully-made coarse red bean paste, they are quite filling due to being larger than typical onsen manju.
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  • Ideyu Kashidokoro Izu Kashiwaya (Main Store)
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Itoushi Chuouchou 3-7
    Founded in 1936, this venerable confection shop is famous for winning the Honorary Gold Medal prize at the 1955 National Confectionery Expo. Their main store is located inside of the Kinema-dori Shopping Arcade. Some of their notable items include their flagship Ideyumushi yokan, a steamed chestnut yokan (a jellied dessert made of red bean paste, agar, and sugar) made by hand the old fashioned way, as well as their Ideyumushi gokujo kurimushi yokan (extra-special steamed chestnut yokan) and their izuru manju (steamed buns). Each of their elegantly flavored products makes a great souvenir.
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  • Oiwakeyokan Main Store
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Pref. Shizuokashi Shimizu-ku Oiwake 2-13-21
    This Japanese confection shop is located in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City. Their yokan (a jellied dessert made of red bean paste, agar, and sugar) have been around since the Edo period and were considered to be one of the delicacies along the historic of 53 stations in Tokaido Road . Made with Hokkaido wheat, their yokan are wrapped in hand-washed bamboo sheath wrappers and can be cut along with the wrapper to the desired size. In addition to their traditional Oiwake yokan, they also offer items such as chestnut yokan and extra-large yokan.
  • Kano Sho Beniya
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    3.5
    2 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Izu-shi Shuzenji 703-4

    先週は伊香保温泉の人気の饅頭屋で一時間半待って 出来立てを買いました 今週は修善寺温泉に来たので 中心部より外れです ピンと来たので寄ってみたら 10時で売り切れとのこと もしかしてと思い 一時間待ってくれるなら 今作ってますと言われて 待ちました 見事当たりで美味しかったです

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  • Ryugetsu
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    4.5
    5 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Izunokuni-shi Nagaoka 1078-1
    This venerable Japanese confectionary shop was founded in 1916. It is located about a 10-minute bus ride from Izu-Nagaoka Station on the Izuhakone Railway on Izuhakone Bus and then about a two-minute walk from the Onsen-eki bus stop. Their flagship product is their Prime Minister's Prize-winning Nagaoka manju. This long-selling confection is noted for the slight saltiness and gentle sweetness of its red bean paste filling and the soft and fluffy texture of its pastry covering. Another offering is their joyo manju (grated yam steamed buns), a substantial confection notable for its chewy texture made with top-grade rice flour. We also recommend seasonal items such as their kuri yokan (chestnut red bean paste jellies), which are made entirely by hands by the shop's craftsmen without the use of machines.

    二種類頂きましたが、素材の味が活きてる感じです。 ながお菓まんじゅうは香ばしい感じの皮にこし餡、薯蕷まんじゅうは山芋の風味がかすかにしながらのこし餡、ともに甘さが強く感じるものの小さめなのでしつこさを感じず美味しく頂けました。 ながお菓まんじゅうは、つぶあんも選べるようなので次はこちらも頂きたいと思います。

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  • Waraku
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    3.0
    1 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Izu-shi Kashiwa Kubo 1355
    This Japanese confection shop is located about a three-minute walk from Shuzenji Station on the Izuhakone Railway. Its owner has been certified as a Selected Wagashi Professional, a title only bestowed to truly skilled Japanese confectioners. The shop creates Japanese confections characteristic of Shuzenji while both preserving traditions and also changing with the times. One of the shop's most popular products is its Shuzenji-yaki, which are pancake sandwiches made with brown sugar from Okinawa's Hateruma Island. Another is their Kogiku Manju buns, a confection featuring a fluffy castella covering and a custard cream filling that has been made since the time of the current proprietor's predecessor. We also recommend their Yokubari Dango, which feature rice flour dumplings with strained bean paste filling and then covered with a sweet soy glaze.

    修善寺駅から徒歩3分の修善寺和菓子処は自家製餡にこだわりを持ち全て職人が練り上げたもので添加ものは未使用ですが、どら焼き用の粒餡は、渋を残したしっかり風味にしてあります。小菊まんじゅうは140円、黒糖どらやきは162円です。

  • Ugetsuen
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Kosai-shi Araicho Arai 1293
    A traditional Japanese confectionary located a ten-minute walk from Araimachi Station, on the right side of National Route 301 while proceeding west from the Araimachi-ekimae Intersection. The Arai Sekisho (checkpoint on the Edo Period Tokaido Road) is nearby, and Ugetsuen is an attractive stop-off point during sightseeing in the area. Ugetsuen's most famous product Uzumaki, which won the Honorary Gold Award at the National Confectionery Exposition, is a simple confection made from brown sugar, wheat flour and baking powder. Even people who taste it for the first time say that it makes them feel strangely nostalgic. Another variety of Uzumaki is filled with bean jam. The shop also sells a wide variety of seasonally limited treats, such as Kashiwa Mochi (rice cake wrapped in an oak leaf). These often sell out, so pre-ordering is advised.
  • Kameya Honten
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Shizuoka Omaezaki Ikeshinden 4110-4
    A traditional Japanese confectionary located across a bridge to the west of Sakuragaike Park, is famous for its Kame-manju (stuffed buns) made in the shape of a turtle. Originally, it was a bakery, but local customers asked for the manju that was set up in front of the shop as a New Year's decoration. The manju called a big topic, so they started selling them as a product. They also make an idea gift, as a turtle is a lucky charm in Japan. The shop also sells a wide variety of baked and unbaked confections as well as items that are available only during certain seasons.
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With the giant Pacific Ocean to the south and the great Mount Fuji to the north, Shizuoka prefecture is blessed with some of the best views the country has to offer. The white sand beaches of the Izu Peninsula are a rare find on mainland Japan, neighbored by beautiful cliffs, tumbling hills, and natural hot springs. As Japan’s largest producer of green tea, the age-old tradition of tea drinking is ubiquitous in Shizuoka, from the miles of tea fields to the old tea houses hosting traditional tea ceremonies.

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