This week, the long-awaited sale of Kashiwa mochi has started at Shigeru Chizuki.
This shop's Kashiwa-mochi is sweet and sweet. The rice cake that is not too soft has a reputation for being delicious. The wrapping method is a type that wraps rice cake on the front of the leaf (some shops wrap it on the back), and it costs 150 yen each.
"Shigeru Chizuki" beside Hamacho Park is a small Japanese confectionery shop known to those who know it. The exterior doesn't look like a shop.
There are handwritten "Dorayaki" and "Kashiwa Mochi" paper on the entrance. The first person may be a little difficult to enter.
The standard Japanese sweets are dorayaki, in the middle, chestnut bun. It is seasonal, and Sakura mochi and Kashiwa mochi are added.
In particular, dorayaki (160 yen) is large enough to think how to put it in a bag (135g when measured!) It's good to eat.
I asked Mr. Mochizuki, the master of the appearance of craftsmanship.
"How do you put this dorayaki in a bag?"
Then the master broke his expression and said, "Once you take it out of the bag, you will not enter anymore."
And this question was distracted.
Shigeru Chizuki (business hours) 9: 30-18: 00 (regular holidays) Saturdays, Sundays and holidays
Chuo-ku is a city with many Japanese confectioneries.
Dorayaki is famous for its famous Kiyokazuken (Horidomecho) and Usagiya (Nihonbashi) in addition to Chizuki Shigeru. In addition, "Hikokuro" (amazake Yokocho), Kintsuba's "Umekatei" (Kodemmacho) and "Eitaro Sohonho" (Nihonbashi), Taiyaki's "Yanagiya" (amazake Yokocho), golden potato "Judo" (Ningyocho), "Tachibana" of Karinto (Ginza).
Everyone, please find your own delicious Japanese sweets shop in Chuo-ku.
