Homare no Jindaiko, a rice cake wrapped in a rich red bean paste. (886 yen, four pieces)
A confectioner of pedigree and repute, loved by locals for many years.
Established in 1949, Okashi no Kobai offers a wide selection of renowned Kumamoto sweets that convey the history and culture of Kumamoto Prefecture. Their most popular products include the Japanese sweets Homare no Jindaiko and Mushagaeshi, as well as Kaseita, a type of confectionary which was presented to the lords of the Hosokawa Clan.
Kumamotojo Kobaian
096-288-0039
Address:Josaien Sakuranokoji, 1-1-2 Ninomaru, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto City
Access:4-minute walk from Hanabatacho or Kumamoto Castle/City Hall tram stops
Business hour:9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. (Business hours may vary during events)
Closing dates : No scheduled holidays
WEBSITE : https://kobai.jp/shop/
Seats/16 Reservations are not accepted
*Prices are subject to change.