Kuwana Castle Site, Kowa Park

Since its inception in the first year of the Meiji era (1868), a long-established Japanese confectionery that stubbornly protects handmade products with selected materials. You can taste the elegant Japanese sweets, which line up about eight kinds every day, in the tea room inside the shop. Zenzai (800 yen), which is cooked by artisans, and white balls (900 yen), which are made after orders are placed, are also popular.

Yasunaga rice cakes stuffed with tsubu paste with less sweetness in the slender mochi skin. The roots are baked rice cakes from an emergency meal. 100% domestic red beans, rice rice with no additives. 10 bottles 1180 yen ~. When it gets hard, it should be baked.

Ice cream buns are beloved snacks for the children of Kuwana. This ice candy, which contains Hokkaido-grown red beans in milk, has a subtly sweet flavor and an irresistible crunchy texture. There are five varieties: Normal for 173 yen, Matcha and Brown Sugar each for 195 yen, Dainagon for 260 yen, and "Ice Bun Strawberry" with whole strawberries for 280 yen, and they can be shipped regionally.