Shokado Fujioka Shop
Shokado Fujioka Shop takes orders for birthday cakes in your shape of choice, decorated cakes, and so on.
Contact the store in advance to pick up items from the Shokado Miyagami Shop's entire line-up of sweets.
Shokado Fujioka Shop also sells high-quality Japanese sweets and manju buns.
Made using Sanage peaches lovingly grown by local farmers.
Toyota's refreshing "Peach Jelly of Sanage"
【Description】
Using large amounts of Sanage peaches grown in the foothills of Toyota City's Mt. Sanage, this handmade jello is meticulously made in-house through a process of blanching peaches, making peach compote, and adding it to peach jello.
Appreciate the satisfying sweetness and slight acidic tang of real peach.
【Sales Period】Seasonal (Early summer to late August)
【Price (Including Tax)】
1 jelly: 360 yen
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【Price (Including Tax)】300 yen
【Sales Period】Early summer to mid August
Basic Information
| Address | 〒470-0441 377-3 Joraku, Fukami-cho |
|---|---|
| Business hours | 9:00-18:00 |
| Phone number | 0565-76-0302 |
| Parking | Available (7 parking spaces) |
| Closed | Wednesday and the third Tuesday of the month |
| Other shop list | Shokado Miyagami Shop Address: 3-26-7 Miyagami-cho |
| Payment methods | Cash, credit cards, and mobile payment app PayPay accepted |
| Related links |
Shokado Official Web Site (Japanese)
Official Instagram Shokado Miyagami Shop Page on Tourism TOYOTA |
Area Information
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