Okashi no Kobai Kumamoto Station store

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.

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  Jindaiko Soft-serve, a soft-serve ice-cream infused with Homare no Jindaiko (Takeout: 540 yen, eat-in:550 yen)
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  Higo Tsuba, a round, three-faced kintsuba (sweet bean paste wrapped in a wheat flour dough). (692 yen, six pieces)
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  Kaseita, a type of confectionary presented to the lords of the Hosokawa Clan. (1,998 yen, sixteen biscuits)
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  Mushagaeshi, named after the stone walls of Kumamoto Castle. (983 yen, five pieces)

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