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Ishinabe Shoten
A long-established Japanese confectionery shop known for its kuzumochi, which has a history of more than 130 years.
A historic Japanese confectionery shop established in 1887 in Oji, Tokyo. Its signature kuzumochi, made using a traditional method of fermenting and aging wheat starch over an extended period, has been a favorite for more than 130 years. It features a distinctively chewy texture and subtle tartness. Served with brown sugar syrup and fragrant roasted soybean flour, it offers a simple yet complex flavor.
Other popular items include anmitsu made with house-made agar jelly, tokoroten agar noodles, and sake manju buns, preserving the traditions of Japanese confectionery culture today. Located near Oji Inari Shrine, the shop is a popular place to stop for sweets while exploring the area.
The shop also occasionally opens a dine-in area, where visitors may be able to savor freshly made treats if the timing is right. It also offers a wide selection of takeout items and has long been beloved by locals and tourists alike.
Highlights
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A long-established Japanese confectionery shop founded in 1887 in Oji, Tokyo.
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Its signature item is kuzumochi.
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Known for its distinctively chewy texture and subtle tartness.
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Other offerings include anmitsu and tokoroten made with house-made agar jelly.
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A dine-in area is also available on an irregular basis.
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Kuzumochi, a sweet enjoyed since the Edo period
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Anmitsu topped with seasonal fruit is also popular
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Kuzumochi contains no preservatives, so enjoy it within 2 days
Official FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Is free Wi-Fi available inside the shop?
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No.
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Can I reserve a seat?
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No, reservations are not accepted.
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Is there a smoking area?
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No.
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Are there any tourist attractions nearby?
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Nearby attractions include Asukayama Park, Nanushinotaki Park, Oji Shrine, and Oji Inari Shrine.
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Are credit cards accepted?
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Yes, credit cards are accepted.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 石鍋商店
- Postal Code
- 114-0021
- Address
- 1-5-10 Kishimachi, Kita-ku, Tokyo
- Phone
- 03-3908-3165
- Closed on
- Sundays and irregular holidays
- Hours
- 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
- Access
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1) About a 3-minute walk from JR or subway Oji Station
2) About a 5-minute walk from Toden Oji Station - Credit Cards
- Accepted
- Official website
- Official website (Japanese)
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