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This tiny Omotesando sweets shop deals in traditional Japanese confectionery, boasting a selection of over 20 varieties. The bite-sized 'hitokuchi' snacks are particularly popular, and can be purchased as souvenirs as well, in which case they come beautifully wrapped in decorative paper. The store also steams its own manju cakes.
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Transport Omotesando Station, exit A4
Telephone 03 5414 3881
Open 11am-7pm
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