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Time Limited Original Japanese Sweets! Ennari In NEWoMan Shinjuku
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Within NEWoMan Shinjuku there is a shop called Ennari that sells products selected from Japanese sweets shops all across Japan. These sweets are available for a limited time! New types of wagashi are available every season.
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2. Sakakobo Taro: Souvenirs from Kanazawa, Ishikawa
Photo courtesy of: Ennari
Sold from Ishikawa’s Sakakobo Taro are the One-Bite Kintsuba (238 yen and above plus tax), which consists of baked red bean paste wrapped in wheat-flour dough, and Square Monaka (151 yen and up, plus tax), which is red bean paste sandwiched between wafers made from rice cake. They are also available in portion-able sizes and seem like they would be great as travel snacks.
Photo courtesy of: Ennari
Kintsuba is a wagashi that matches well with not only green tea, but with cocoa as well.
They have created a modernistic display from the shop’s hopes of “wanting young people to also know of the deliciousness of wagashi.” You can experience the world of wagashi up close thanks to array of sweets offered at Ennari.
3. Tanakaya Senbei Sohonke: Cute, Retro Wrapping from Gifu
From Gifu comes Tanakaya Senbei Sohonke, boasting 150 years of history, and producing various types of senbei (rice crackers).
When you think of senbei, it tends to have the image of being salty, but the products from Tanakaya Senbei Sohonke have a sweetness to them that is closer to that of a cookie. This shop is also popular with tourists. You will feel an adorable, retro vibe from its wrapping, too.
The contents of each package are shown and presented to the customer so that it is easy to understand what is inside each package. It seems like you will be able to enjoy limited edition, Ennari exclusive flavors of wagashi, such as products that combine mint and coffee, that you have never tasted before here as well.
Japanese Sweets at Ennari
Ennari is a place you will want to visit multiple times as the wagashi that can be purchased here change depending on the time period and seasons. It’s here that you will be able to encounter wonderful wagashi from throughout Japan. Why not pay a visit and try finding your favorite product?
* Prices and information were current at the time of coverage in September 2017.
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