Warabi mochi made with water and craftsmanship from Kyoto
Popular Japanese confectionery store featuring warabimochi made with Kyoto's famous water and “Tenjo Tenko,” a buckwheat chestnut bun presented to the Emperor and Empress.
Photo: Warabi Mochi from ¥820. A masterpiece showcasing the unique skill of artisan craftsmanship. You'll also be amazed by the smooth texture of “Kyoto Kinako” made from soybeans slowly roasted over time.
Tenjōtenko, priced at 420 yen, features prominently large chestnuts and has been presented to Their Majesties the Emperor Emeritus and Empress Emerita.
Mrs. Garasha, a confection featuring matcha bean paste wrapped in melt-in-your-mouth butter dough, 260 yen.
The store displays its signature warabi mochi, premium Japanese sweets, and Western-style confections.
Mizuhakitagawa
075-954-0400
1-3 Uguisudai, Nagaokakyo City
15 minute walk from Hankyu Nagaoka Tenjin Station
10am-6pm
Parking: 6 spaces
Closing dates : Open year round
WEBSITE : https://www.mizuha.co.jp/
