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Hiranoya (confectionary)
A long-established store representing Ozu that makes traditional Shigure (delicacy). This authentic Japanese Japanese confectionary shop is famous for its fresh sweets for tea parties. ...
Central OzuSee details
long-established store
Japanese confectionary
Gessomochi (delicacy) Murata (confectionary)
Established in the first year of Kanei era, this is one of the longest-established stores with a history of 400 years, and as the name suggests, it is one of the oldest stores. Edo period, large...
Central OzuSee details
Japanese confectionary
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Old folk house Ito residence and Umanya
local delicacy in the Nanyo region of Ehime Prefecture Tang bun (唐まん), which spreads "Toman", is mainly transmitted to the Nanyo region of Ehime Prefecture ...
Central OzuSee details
long-established store
gift
Japanese confectionary
Yes Tominaga (confectionary)
It has become a confectionery ordered by Emperor Showa, and is a Shigure (delicacy) of Tominaga (confectionary) in the eighth year of the Meiji era. Bring out the texture of red beans ...
Central OzuSee details
Japanese confectionary
long-established store
gift
Shigure (delicacy) San-eido (confectionary)
The Shigure (delicacy) of San-eido (confectionary) has a chewy and sticky texture. Among rice flours, it is particularly fine and high-quality ...
Central OzuSee details
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Japanese confectionary
Shigure (delicacy) Confectionery Kiharu
The flavor and aroma of red beans that fill your mouth fills your mouth.The carefully selected red beans are carefully selected one by one, making sure not to crush them...
Central OzuSee details