Tsukuhaneya

A mild and simple taste. Named after Miyasuhime-no-Mikoto (Sofukujo).

A set of 10 pieces. Tsukuhane is the first generation of Yoshiyoshi, created in honor of Japan's Emperor Nintoku, who is enshrined at Atsuta Jingu Shrine.

A small, elegant confectionery adorned with green, yellow, and red colors, originating from the Chief Priest of Atsuta Jingu Shrine, Fujiwara Toshinori.

One. This is a confectionery in the shape of a small treasure of the Atsuta Shrine's four gates, written by the courtier Ono no Michikaze.

Domestically produced rice flour. Please enjoy the fine and smooth texture, as well as the chewy and soft taste.

Domestically produced rice flour. Enjoy the fine and smooth texture, as well as the chewy and soft taste of Okinawa black sugar.

A confectionery stick made by wrapping coarse sweet red bean paste flavored with black sugar in a layer of smooth sweet bean paste.

One piece. A nostalgic and simple taste. A fluffy dorayaki carefully baked by craftsmen. The carefully made sweet red bean paste is also exquisite.

A subtly baked Momoyama-style chestnut-filled baked confection, wrapped in a soft skin with chestnut paste.

A baked confectionery in the style of madeleine.

The highest quality confectionery that expresses the seasons through colors and shapes using seasonal ingredients.

Comes in a pack of 20. Mikan is the origin of sweets, traditionally made from precious pure Japanese sanbon sugar in a cute shape.

A colorful and healthy agar agar treat that resembles gemstones.

1 piece. Please enjoy the deliciousness of the crispy Monaka skin and the soft-cooked red beans, with exquisite flavor.

A pack of 5. Adorned with petals of double cherry blossoms, enjoy the exquisite and fragrant taste of Hisago-yu.

1 piece. Carefully preserving the deliciousness of azuki beans, accompanied by fragrant roasted rice crackers.