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  • Chez Tani, Kengun Store Chez Tani, Kengun Store
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    4.0
    1 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Higashi-ku Hanatate 3-15-14

    熊本市東区花立にある[シェ タニ 健軍店]さんにお邪魔です。 道沿いよ大きいスーパーのすぐ裏手にあり駐車場も10台程駐車出来ます。 オーダー ・クッキーシュー→167円...

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  • Chez Tani, Ryudan Store
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Minami-ku Mawatari 2-3-36
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  • Kikumotoya Kasuga Main Store
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Nishi-ku Kasuga 2-13-6
    "This Japanese confectionary shop was established in 1900. Based on the original founder's instruction to ""aim to create a better product using high quality ingredients,"" the shop continues to make seasonal Japanese confections. The shop's azuki bean paste, practically the foundation of almost any Japanese confection, is made with only choice, top class azuki beans. The shop's confections incorporate unique, Kumamoto ingredients and are a delight for the eyes as well as the tongue. The shop's popular Ekubo Manju buns are a New Year's confection which are used in the first tea ceremony of the new year. The moist and delicately soft Higo no Rakugan candies are widely loved as one of Kumamoto's most celebrated and well-known confections."
  • Antagatadokosa Higo Mokkuso Honpo JR Kumamoto Station Shop
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Nishi-ku Kasuga 3-15-30
    This shop is owned and operated by Antagatadokosa, a longstanding snack company established in 1949. Situated near the Shinkansen Gate in JR Kumamoto Station, the shop sells an abundant variety of well-known Kumamoto confections and snacks, such as senbei rice crackers, roasted legumes, yokan jelly, and arare roasted mochi snacks. The shop's Goma Daiko, a sesame seed snack created using the same technique used to make the company's Higo Daiko, are a particularly popular product and have a delightful, rich sesame seed flavor and legume crunch. These tasty snacks have also won the gold prize in the National Confectionary Exposition. The Kokuto Kurumi, which combine walnuts with Okinawan brown sugar, are also popular and are loved by everyone from children to adults.
  • Ganso Mori Karashirenkon Main Store
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    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Chuo-ku Shinmachi 2-12-32
    This shop specializes in karashi renkon mustard filled lotus root, one of Kumamoto's most well-known local dishes. It is said the shop's origins date back some 400 years ago to 1632 when the shop's founder, Heigoro, presented his karashi daikon to Hosokawa Tadatoshi, then-lord of the domain. Originally a health food for lords, the shop's karashi renkon is made without any preservatives whatsoever. The shop continues to make its karashi renkon diligently by hand, one at a time, the same way as when the shop was established. You can cut off a slice and eat it as-is or garnish it with soy sauce, mayonnaise, sesame dressing, or other condiments to curb the spiciness. Conversely, if you want your karashi renkon to be more spicy, try heating it in a microwave for about 20 seconds.
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  • Shinise Sonodaya
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    4.5
    10 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Chuo-ku Minami-tsuboimachi 6-1
    "This Japanese candy shop is located a 10-minute walk from the Torichosuji tram station. The shop continues to make Chosen-ame (Korean candies), a traditional confection in Kumamoto whose history stretches back over 400 years. Chosen-ame are made with glutinous rice, mizuame glucose syrup, and sugar, and are characterized by a lightly sweet flavor and a texture similar to other Japanese hard candies. Long ago, they were called ""chosei-ame"" (long-life candies), but after Kato Kiyomasa, then-lord of Kumamoto Domain, brought them with him during an invasion of Korea and praised them for their delicious flavor as well as their long shelf life, they came to be called ""Korean candies."" While continuing to preserve tradition, the shop also takes on new challenges; for example, in 2018 the shop released lemon candies, its first new product in 115 years."

    加藤清正が文禄・慶長の役で朝鮮出兵したときの兵糧であったと伝えられています。そのようなつもりで作ったわけではなさそうですが、長期保存に耐え、腹持ちが良いですから用途に適っていたのでしょう。 上通りのほぼ北端、藤崎宮に向かう途上に素晴らしく立派な店を構えています。もち米と水あめを練った堅めの求肥のような代物で原価も知れているのでしょうが、目方の割に、また、箱の体裁からすると安価です。名物、としては上...

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  • Antagatadokosa Higo Mokkuso Honpo Kumamoto Castle Johsaien Shop
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Chuo-ku Ninomaru 1-1-2
    "This shop is owned and operated by Antagatadokosa, a longstanding company which makes legume snacks, steamed yokan jelly, and other snacks and confections. Located inside the Sakuranobaba Johsaien shopping street, the shop sells a variety of snacks and confections, such as Higo Daiko, one of the company's most well-known treats. Winner of the Honor Award in the National Confectionary Exposition, popular Higo Daiko are made with fresh-roasted peanuts and rice snacks mixed together with mizuame glucose syrup. They have a crispy, crunchy texture and exude the toasty aroma of peanuts. The shop's confections and snacks, made according to the company's ""mokkosu"" (stubborn) methods in which no compromises are made in order to preserve traditional flavors, make perfect Kumamoto souvenirs."
  • Okashi no Kobai (Hakuzan Main Shop)
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    5.0
    4 Reviews
    Shopping
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Chuo-ku Hakuzan 1-6-31
    "This Western confectionary shop was established in 1949. The shop continues to make its signature Homore no Jindaiko as well as a variety of other Japanese- and Western-style confections. Homare no Jindaiko are made with gyuhi soft rice cake enwrapped in sweet Hokkaido azuki bean paste. The popular product has repeatedly won the Honorary President Award in the National Confectionary Exposition. The tasty treats come wrapped in a paper ""can"" resembling a Japanese taiko drum, a special, patented packaging method designed to preserve the vibrant flavor. Other popular products include the Musha-gaeshi, inspired by the musha-gaeshi (warrior-repelling) walls of Kumamoto castle; and the Higo Gojuyonmangoku, jowarian highly sweetened bean paste sandwiched between two thin, crisp wafers."

    The pastries are very smooth, not too sweet, and cute! Apple mochi is the best. Has apple bits inside. Sooo refreshing and oishi

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  • Chez Tani Ezu Shop
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Higashi-ku Ezu 1-34-3
    "This chain of Western confectionary shops has several locations in Kumamoto City as well as across Japan. Operating out of a European-styled establishment on the bank of Lake Ezu, the shop sells choice Western-style confections such as roll cakes and baumkuchens. The shop's motto is ""confections create happy occasions."" Refusing to bow to the times, the shop continues to make its confections using traditional, laborious methods. Particularly popular is the Higo no Kimamorika Kikori, which is made with natural, top-class vanilla beans and Kirishima Fresh milk from Miyazaki to give it a rich flavor."
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  • Tenmeido
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    4.5
    2 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Minami-ku Kawashiri 1-3-39-2
    Kawashiri is a district filled with old-fashioned buildings bearing white stucco walls and lattice doors. This confectionary shop, located a five-minute walk from Kawashiri Station, has been making delicious and healthy sweets which celebrate the area's distinctive features since it was established during the Tenmei era (1781-1789). The shop's signature product is its Tenmei Manju, a bun stuffed with a flavorful egg yolk filling and sprinkled with fine-grained zarame granulated sugar before baking. The buns have a crumbly texture and are renowned for going well with both tea and coffee. The shop also actively incorporates European confectionary methods; for example, the shop's Cheese Manju, a baked bun with a cookie-like outer crust stuffed with cream cheese, has enjoyed much popularity thanks to this novel combination.

    老舗の和菓子屋さんですが、洋菓子もあります。 チーズ饅頭がすきです。 川尻のお菓子屋といえば、やっぱりこちらですね。昔からいい意味で変わらず美味しく、新しい商品も美味しいのが、とてもいいですね。

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  • Antagatadokosa Higo Mokkuso Honpo Foodpal Kumamoto Main Shop
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Kita-ku Izumimachi 168-18 Food Pal Kumamoto
    This confectionary shop is located in the Kumamoto food factory theme park Foodpal Kumamoto. Owned and operated by longstanding Kumamoto confectionary company Iwata Corporation, the shop sells confections made by hand with an emphasis on safety and health. The shop's popular Higo Daiko are the company's signature product and are made with fresh roasted peanuts mixed with flavorful rice snacks and mizuame glucose syrup. These exquisite treats have even won the Honor Award in the National Confectionary Exposition. Other acclaimed products include Goma Daiko, each of which is made with some 3,500 sesame seeds; and Kokuto Kurumi walnuts covered with Okinawan brown sugar.
  • Chateraise Kumamoto Hachioji
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    4.0
    11 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Chuo-ku Hachiojimachi 45-ban 12-go

    和菓子も洋菓子もあります。全てが手頃な値段です。特にアイスクリームは種類が多く夏にストックしておくにはちょうどいいです。

  • Chateraise Kumamoto Nishibaru
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    3.0
    1 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Higashi-ku Nishibaru 2-chome 11-ban 61-go

    熊本市東区西原にある[シャトレーゼ...

  • Chateraise Kumamoto Hanatate
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Higashi-ku Hanatate 4-chome 3-ban 2-go
  • Chateraise Kumamoto Ueki
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Kita-ku Uekimachi Ueki 38-banchi 1
  • Chateraise Shirafuji
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    3.0
    4 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Minami-ku Shirafuji 4-chome 5-15

    清算のお菓子をお菓子の賞味期限の1日しかないものとすり替えられた。 社員教育がそういうことするように会社が始動しているのではないか ひどすぎる 買ったものは捨てるしかなかった

  • Chateraise Hikarinomori
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Kita-ku Musashigaoka 7-chome 4-ban 12-go
  • Hotto Motto Asoda
    Shopping
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Kita-ku Asoda 3-2-1
  • Hotto Motto Kumamoto Ryutsudanchi
    Shopping
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Minami-ku Mawatari 2-12-46
  • Hotto Motto Kumamoto Airport Bypass
    Shopping
    Kumamoto Kumamoto-shi Higashi-ku Sadowara 1-chome 4-23
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Kumamoto lies in the center of Kyushu, a calm prefecture perfect for easy strolls around the historic center and lazy evenings in the natural hot springs at Kurokawa Onsen. For a slightly more strenuous activity, head to Mount Aso, whose surrounding hills offer hiking opportunities aplenty with views over the active volcano.

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