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Fukagawa Iseya Dorayaki
Freshly pounded mochi and fluffy dango. The simple, warm sweetness evokes a nostalgic atmosphere of the old Edo downtown. It is a delicious treat that allows you to take a relaxing break with just one bite. Fukagawa Iseya is a long-established Japanese confectionery shop founded in 190_ (Meiji 40) in Fukagawa. Having survived the Great Kanto Earthquake and wartime destruction, it has maintained its shop at the entrance of the approach to Monzen-nakacho Fukagawa Fudoso. By adhering to traditional methods and using domestic ingredients, they continue to carefully craft dango, daifuku, inari, and more. It is a beloved local shop where you can also enjoy downtown flavors like Fukagawa-meshi. A simple, unpretentious deliciousness that you want to savor along with the atmosphere of Monzen-machi. A warm souvenir filled with the heart of the Fukagawa downtown area.
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Fukagawa Iseya Monnaka
Iseya has been located on the approach to Fukagawa Fudodo since 1907. It is a traditional Japanese confectionery shop in the downtown area that has been loved by worshippers. The signature 'Monnaka' is a Dainagon Monaka named after the local area, Monzen-nakacho. It features a crispy shell generously filled with glossy sweet red bean paste.
Fukagawa Iseya Fukagawa Roman Caramel
Iseya is a long-established shop deeply rooted in the land of Fukagawa. While preserving tradition, they are also actively working on creating new flavors. This baked confection incorporates the spirit of the downtown area in its name. The fragrant aroma of caramel spreads softly, enveloping you in a gentle sweetness.
Fukagawa Iseya Sumida River
The 'Sumida River' is a Western-style manju created by the Fukagawa confectionery shop Iseya, inspired by the flow of the Sumida River. Wrapped in buttery dough with a light aroma is a smooth, melt-in-your-mouth yolk bean paste. It is a gentle flavor where Japanese and Western styles blend together.
