Who was the first person to make buns in Japan?
I was fascinated by the "Noren" of the Shiose Sohonke's next to the St. Luke's Tower in Akashicho and entered the shop.
Oh! The letters of Imperial Household Agency's purveyors are shining.
It's the origin.
It is a "gold signboard" handwritten by the general of the time, Yoshimasa Ashikaga.
"Shihose Manju" which is famous, sold and sold
There are also fresh sweets, yokan, etc.
This bun is said to have been eaten by Ieyasu Tokugawa. Good luck and longevity.
You can also eat on the second floor.
The price of the drink seems quite cheap.
It is a shop where you can easily enter when resting for a walk.
