Best Daifuku Shops In Japan

Kanonji's Specialty 'Custard Strawberry Daifuku'Blanc Kanonji-Main-Store

A big whole strawberry in it. And between mochi (a chewy dough) and a strawberry, there's surprisingly a sweet castard cream. Buy it before it's sold out.

I've Never Seen Such A Beautiful Daihuku♡ Healthy, Beautiful & Delicious Japanese SweetsMochi-sho SIZUKU

Mochi-shoo SIZUKU make daikyu (Japanese traditional sweets) from chemical-free and additive-free rice cake that they pound every morning. A good-seller Framboise Daifuku with lovely look and a little sour juiciness is very delicious! If you use its cafe, you can also enjoy teathings and plates that they offer different ones for each customers.◎null

Strawberry Daifuku Only In This SeasonFukuidō Main Store

Like the long-established traditional confectionery shop that it is, their Daifuku (soft rice cake) is very delicious! White bean paste that is not so much sweet and fresh strawberry, are wrapped in soft rice cake. That's surely delicious sweet, isn't it? Strawberry Daifuku are sold only while the sticks last, so if you miss, you can't eat it till next year.

The Original! Fruit DaifukuIsshindo

A famous store that can be said to be the originator of fruit daifuku. The number of stores has increased due to the trend, but it is still a long-established store. It has a rich flavor and is consistently delicious. What I received this time was a limited time mandarin orange, Mont Blanc, and the standard strawberry (white bean paste, crushed bean paste). After all, the best is the classic strawberry daifuku. It's a flavor that everyone loves. Personally, the Mont Blanc I ate for the first time was extremely elegant and good.

Dream Collaboration of Japanese and Western! Kyoto Parfait of Strawberry Daifuku with Cherry Blossoms in Bloom Au Point De Rendez Vous

A greedy Japanese-Western parfait, a Kyoto parfait with strawberry daifuku in cherry blossoms. Butterflies dancing with joy at the arrival of spring, cherry blossoms, and strawberries are cute, and the balance of Japanese and Western sweetness, saltiness, and sourness is pleasant, such as strawberry daifuku, cherry blossom bean paste cream, and perilla-flavored cacao ice cream. The store is located right behind the OPA Kawaramachi store and is close to Nishiki Market, so be sure to stop by when you are sightseeing in Kyoto or on a school trip.