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Records show that this age-old Japanese confectionary shop had an establishment in Kyoto as early as the second half of the 16th century. Famed for providing confectionary to the Imperial Family, they set up their first Tokyo branch soon after Emperor Meiji relocated from Kyoto to Tokyo.
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Transport Akasaka-mitsuke station (Marunouchi, Ginza lines)
Telephone 03 3408 4121
Open Mon-Fri 11am-7pm (LO 6.30pm), Sat, Sun and nat.holidays 11pm-5.30pm (LO 5pm)
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