[Toyosu, Tokyo] Find special souvenirs at Éclat des Jours Toyosu store
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Éclat des Jours in Toyosu is a patisserie that offers a variety of sweets to brighten up special occasions and everyday life. We will introduce you to Madeleines that are perfect as souvenirs and will make a lasting memory of your trip.
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The patisserie "Éclat des Jours" opened in Toyosu, Tokyo in June 2020. "Éclat des Jours" is a coined word meaning "glorious days" in French, and was named with the hope that our sweets will accompany our customers on their special days and everyday moments, and add color to their memorable "glorious days." The concept of Éclat des Jours' sweets is "freshness," "melting texture," and "smoothness." Based on the techniques and flavors that owner chef Yohei Nakayama acquired through his training in France, we value textures that are familiar to Japanese people and easy to eat. We aim to bring out the maximum flavor of the ingredients themselves while adding contrast to simple compositions. Our goal is to be a comprehensive patisserie. We offer a wide range of products, including entremets (whole cakes), petit gateaux (individual cakes), baked goods such as buttery madeleines and cookies, breads such as baguettes and croissants baked in-store every morning, and chocolates and jams that decorate our display cases. In the future, we also plan to expand our product lineup to include small gifts for everyday use and for relaxing at home. While cherishing French traditions, we are always challenging ourselves with new flavors, and hope to remain a patisserie that is loved by our customers for a long time.
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Table of Contents
- The beautiful culture of omiyage in Japan
- What is Éclat des Jours? - A little sparkle in your everyday life
- A pastry chef's thoughts: "Gifts are a way to express gratitude"
- Summary - Express the excitement of your trip through souvenirs
- Store Information
The beautiful culture of omiyage in Japan
In Japan, there is a deep-rooted culture of giving "gifts" to express gratitude and feelings to important people when returning from a trip or outing.
It is not just shopping, but a beautiful custom of "delivering your feelings to loved ones."
Éclat des Jours in Toyosu, Tokyo is a place where you can embody this spirit.
：Eclat Madeleine 10 pieces
These moist madeleines are made using carefully selected ingredients from Japan and are carefully baked one by one by our pastry chefs.
This assortment of Madeleines, packaged in a paulownia box, is the perfect souvenir for a loved one or as a memento of your trip.
What is Éclat des Jours? - A little sparkle in your everyday life
Éclat des Jours means "sparkle of the days" in French.
A pastry chef who trained in Paris creates exquisite sweets by combining authentic techniques with the meticulous attention to detail that is unique to Japanese people.
The ingredients are seasonal, the shapes are beautiful to look at, and the flavors warm your heart with just one bite. Everything is made with care.
Inside the store
A pastry chef's thoughts: "Gifts are a way to express gratitude"
The pastry chefs at Éclat des Jours don't think of gifts as "just shopping."
We imagine the moments that will make our customers happy, and take great care to create each and every picture-perfect sweets and bread to convey our feelings for loved ones and bring a brighter everyday life.
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Summary - Express the excitement of your trip through souvenirs
A delicious surprise that will excite you on your journey.
You can deliver it to your loved ones again.
The souvenirs from Éclat des Jours Toyosu store perfectly capture the spirit of that journey.
Why not give 【Eclat Madeleine】to a loved one along with the excitement of your trip?
Store Information
Store name: Éclat des Jours Toyosu store
Address: 2-2-1 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Access: 3 minutes on foot from Toyosu Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line
Business hours: Weekdays 11:00~20:00 Saturdays, Sundays and holidays 10:00~20:00
Instagram: @eclatdesjours_english
HP: https://www.eclatdesjours.jp
OnlineStore: https://www.tablecheck.com/ja/eclatdesjours/reserve/message
The patisserie "Éclat des Jours" opened in Toyosu, Tokyo in June 2020. "Éclat des Jours" is a coined word meaning "glorious days" in French, and was named with the hope that our sweets will accompany our customers on their special days and everyday moments, and add color to their memorable "glorious days." The concept of Éclat des Jours' sweets is "freshness," "melting texture," and "smoothness." Based on the techniques and flavors that owner chef Yohei Nakayama acquired through his training in France, we value textures that are familiar to Japanese people and easy to eat. We aim to bring out the maximum flavor of the ingredients themselves while adding contrast to simple compositions. Our goal is to be a comprehensive patisserie. We offer a wide range of products, including entremets (whole cakes), petit gateaux (individual cakes), baked goods such as buttery madeleines and cookies, breads such as baguettes and croissants baked in-store every morning, and chocolates and jams that decorate our display cases. In the future, we also plan to expand our product lineup to include small gifts for everyday use and for relaxing at home. While cherishing French traditions, we are always challenging ourselves with new flavors, and hope to remain a patisserie that is loved by our customers for a long time.
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