Candy Store Spots in Kohoku / Nagahama Area

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Kohoku / Nagahama

Category

Gourmet / Alcohol

Bread / Dessert / Other Food Shop

Nagahama Bunpukuchaya

4.0

15 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Shiga Pref. Nagahamashi Motohamachou 7-13

A Japanese-style sweets café located in Kurokabe Square in Motohama-cho, Nagahama City Shiga Prefecture. Operating out of a remodeled raw silk wholesale shop dating to the Meiji period, the café has a calm and quiet atmosphere and inside you can relax and enjoy a cup of coffee or matcha powdered green tea along with a Japanese sweet. The café’s famous “Pukupuku Mochi” is offered with two types of fillings—tsubuan chunky bean jam and kurogoma black sesame. These tasty treats are also available for takeout and make great souvenirs.

This was a convenient and tasty lunch stop for the old neighborhood of Nagahama. The food was good and generous. The sweets are divine. A great place to get out of the summer heat. Both chairs and...

Shiga Kohoku / Nagahama

Gourmet / Alcohol Bread / Dessert / Other Food Shop Candy Store Candy Store

Shiga Areas

Visitors to Shiga prefecture are almost always hopping east across the prefectural border from Kyoto, and they are almost certainly Lake Biwa-bound. Covering an area of 670 square kilometers, Lake Biwa makes up the bulk of Shiga prefecture, with beautiful lakeside paths that offer myriad walking and cycling opportunities, connecting a string of museums, shrines, and picturesque views that finally lead you to Hikone Castle on the eastern side of the lake.