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Funawa Asakusa
WagashiBeloved Asakusa sweet shop since 1902, famous for its sweet potato yokan and anmitsu.
KantoModerate
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Wagashi are traditional Japanese confections that embody seasonal beauty and refined sweetness. From delicate nerikiri shaped like cherry blossoms to chewy mochi and sweet yokan jelly, each piece is a small work of art. Historically paired with matcha in the tea ceremony, wagashi are enjoyed in teahouses and modern patisseries alike.
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Toraya Akasaka
WagashiJapan's most prestigious wagashi maker since the 16th century, purveyor to the Imperial Household.
KantoModerate
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Tsuruya Yoshinobu
WagashiKyoto's renowned wagashi house since 1803, famous for seasonal nerikiri confections.
KansaiModerate
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Nakamura Tokichi Uji
WagashiHistoric Uji tea house since 1854, serving matcha parfaits and sweets with premium Uji green tea.
KansaiModerate
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