Shokado Miyagami Shop
Based around seasonal Japanese sweets to take home or give as gifts, Shokado Miyagami Shop carries a wide range of confections. They also prepare high-quality, delicately shaped sweets made using the finest ingredients as well as Japanese-style decorated cakes.
The Nostalgic Taste and Fragrance of Well-Done Manju
Roasted Barley Flour Steamed Buns (Kosen Manju)
"Motomachi Street"
【Description】
A large chestnut covered in white bean paste, wrapped in barley flour dough, and baked until well-browned.
This highly popular combination of fragrant barley, smooth bean paste, and chestnut creates a perfect harmony of flavors.
【Price (Including Tax)】
1 manju for 280 yen
5 manju for 1,510 yen
10 manju for 3,050 yen
Recommended Seasonal Products
Kuzu Mochi Bar
【Description】Made using local ingredients, enjoy the refreshingly cold and slightly chewy taste of kuzu mochi bars.
【Price (Including Tax)】300 yen
【Sales Period】Early summer to early August
Basic Information
| Address | 〒471-0038 3-26-7 Miyagami-cho, Toyota City |
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| Business hours | 9:00-18:00 |
| Phone number | TEL: 0565-32-2416 FAX: 0565-32-2218 |
| Parking | Available (9 parking spaces) |
| Closed | Wednesday and the third Tuesday of the month |
| Other shop list | Shokado Fujioka Shop 377-3 Joraku, Fukami-cho |
| Payment methods | Cash, credit cards, and mobile payment app PayPay accpeted |
| Related links |
Shokado Official Web Site (Japanese)
Official Instagram Shokado Fujioka Shop Page on Tourism TOYOTA |
Area Information
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OKATOTOKI
Toyota-Area
Head to OKATOTOKI for delicious Japanese food and drinks in Toyota City! Only 1 minute from Toyotashi Station, OKATOTOKI offers delicious, seasonal Japanese cuisine and local Toyota sake, as well as endless varieties of rare alcohol from throughout Japan. You can also add on an all-you-can-drink course. Sit at a counter seat on your way home from work or chose a single room for a date night. The second floor can accommodate private parties of up to 50 people and is great for welcome parties, farewell parties, banquets and receptions.
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Thai Restaurant Thanisara
Toyota-Area
This Thai restaurant serves authentic Thai cuisine prepared by a Thai chef with over 10 years of experience in Thailand. The restaurant serves more than 70 Thai dishes, ranging from well-known classics to rare finds. The drink menu includes Thai alcoholic beverages and juice as well as Japanese sake and shochu. Party courses start from 2,500 yen. There are three party courses to choose from. One of them is a premium course that comes with all-you-can-drink Thai alcoholic beverages! Customers can request how spicy they want their dishes to be and whether to add cilantro, so kids and diners who have never had Thai food before have nothing to worry about.
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Hare-Bare
Toyota-Area
The bounty of land and sea are offered at reasonable prices, including roast chicken and a wide variety of bacon-wrapped vegetable skewers. All of the cuisine goes well with drinks!
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Japan Agricultural Cooperatives of Toyota City
Wide-Area
"TOYOTABI Stations", located at various stores around the City of Toyota, offer pamphlets and other information on sightseeing in the city, and at agricultural cooperatives Sanchoku Plaza, Green Center Matsudaira, and Green Center Fujioka, you can find a number of the delicious treats Toyota is known for. Stop on in during your travels in Toyota City for some good eats and souvenirs!
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FUKU JU EN
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Nichigetsu-Monaka Sohonpo Kawamuraya
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This confectionery has been producing its Nichigetsu-Monaka sweets since its establishment in 1916. Otebo beans from Hokkaido are cooked low and slow with high-quality sugar to make glossy white bean paste, and filled in a crisp wafer made from sticky rice. The unique wafer will never break into pieces when you hold it or bite it. The confectionery continuously strives to break the mold and set new standards for monaka. The word “Nichigetsu” printed on the surface of the wafers comes from the flag of Asuke Shigenori, who participated in an anti-shogunate movement lead by Emperor Go-Daigo during the Genko Rebellion in 1331, and also fought as a commander in the Battle of Kasagiyama. The monaka has been a well-loved local specialty of Asuke for over a hundred years.
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Tokuhon Manju Honpo
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Founded in 1946. This shop was named after Tokuhon Shonin—a Buddhist priest in the mid-Edo period who devoted himself to his practice—in honor of his achievements. The shop has been dedicated to baked manju buns since its founding. In terms of variety, the shop keeps it simple—just sweet, tasty manju, with a select few fillings. In addition to sweet white bean, there’s matcha, yuzu, and chestnut (available only when chestnuts are in season). The little buns are loved not only by Toyota locals, but also by travelers!
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Kaho Oumiya
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We are a long-standing confectioner that has been making sweets in Toyota for over 80 years. In addition to traditional wagashi, visitors can enjoy Western-style sweets made with local, in-season ingredients. Young or old, you’ll find a treat you love. We believe that delicious wagashi starts with red bean paste, so we use only the finest ingredients in our signature product, “Sekihan Manju.” Also try our “Oiden Maki,” a confection invented by the store’s fourth-generation owner. We spare no effort in making our red bean paste perfect, using traditional methods and coming up with new ways to bring out the natural color, shine, and flavor of azuki beans. If you’re in the neighborhood, stop by for a snack!