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Yajikita Manju (sweet bean-paste bun)
6 pieces
Miso Manju (miso-paste buns) and Saka Manju (sake-flavored buns) are perfect sovenirs of your trip in Fujieda, a historical inn town, on the Tokaido Road.
Yaji and kita are the characters of the book “Tokaidoucyu Hizakurige ” written by Jyuppensha Ikku. He was a popular writer in the late Edo Period.
Since this confection was named after them, Jyuppensha Ikku’s descendants donated his pestle to our shop. He carried it because he loved grated Japanese mountain potato and used the pestle to stir the grated mountain potato. It is exhibited in our shop. -
Fujiikuchiyo - unique sweets in Fujieda
5 pieces
The sweet bean-paste buns were named after the wish for the permanent flourish of wisteria (called Fuji in Japanese) trees and Fujieda City.
The powder of wisteria flowers are sprinkled on the buns. -
Mitarashi Pound - western confection by a long-established Japanese confectionery shop
This is a Beniya’s nostalgic, but new western confection.
The pound cake is baked in accordance with the recipe made in the Showa Period and Mitarashi flavored Yokan is on the top.
Mitarashi Yokan is made mainly of white beans, sugar, soy sauce, and agar-agar. -
Mini Pie and Raisin Con Macaron
The owner, a Japanese confectionery craftsman replicated the taste he learned during his apprenticeship training in the mid 1960’s (the high economic growth period).
You can enjoy raisin con macarons and butter-flavored mini pies!
The texture of the crispy pies and macarons reminds you of the memories of younger days
