I don't have to dorayaki.
"Speaking of that," I remembered the dorayaki in a box containing the "Daifuku Book" that I had shown at another store before. I didn't have a chance to ask, thinking "in the meantime."
Kiyokazuken is a long-established store that has been around since the late Tokugawa shogunate period. Looking at the website, there was a note that the business hours were from 9:00 to 17:00 (closed as soon as the dorayaki was sold out).
We arrived at 14:30, and we were greeted by the sign below.
I was a little disappointed and arrived at 9:30 the next day. Obtain a large and small dorayaki and a sheep liver since its founding. According to the shop, it was sold out almost in the morning! It's going to do it. "It was unusual for that day to be open until the afternoon. ・I heard that it was amplified. 30 minutes earlier. ・・・・）
Founded in the first year of Bunkyu (1861), he is the seventh generation of his current husband. "The red beans are cooked over a thick heat for 4-5 hours without using a pressure cooker. Since the customer's preferences vary widely, it is difficult to match the tastes of all customers, but I would like to make sweets that more people think it is delicious. " It's a long-established spirit.
The cosmetic box of "Daifuku Book" is a stylish design that makes you enjoy watching.
Dorayaki large 210 yen, small 175 yen, Ogura sheep liver man rod 1,150 yen (there are other books)
By the way, the word "sheep liver" is derived from a place similar to the sheep's liver.
Kiyokazuken: 1-6-1 Nihonbashi Horidomecho TEL3661-0930 9: 00-17: 00 (closed as soon as dorayaki is sold out, closed on weekends and holidays)
Get off at Ningyocho Subway Exit A5 min walk from Exit A5
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