253 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Itabashi-ku / Tokyo
A wagashi shop famed for its dorayaki since 1950
A Narimasu confectionery shop since 1961
A seventh-generation confectioner on the old Kawagoe Kaido since 1856
A confectioner facing the old post-town honjin site, established in 1936
Hearty, generous-portion Japanese sweets on Happy Road Oyama
Suginami-ku / Tokyo
A Taisho-era confectioner in Asagaya-minami since 1925
Nishi-Ogikubo's classic shaved-ice destination since 1965
Family-run shop famous for its all-mochi-rice mame daifuku
Pursuing true flavor since 1917
Nakano-ku / Tokyo
A century-old karinto (fried dough confection) specialty shop by Saginomiya Station
A Showa-retro sweets shop on Nakano Sun Mall since 1956
The wagashi shop behind the famous "Nabeyoko Monaka"
A 90-year-old confectionery famous for its Mikasa dorayaki
Setagaya-ku / Tokyo
Nearly 90 years by Kyodo Station, famous for its lucky-cat monaka
A 60-plus-year Kitami wagashi shop whose chestnut monaka has been offered to Meiji Shrine
Handmade wagashi since 6am on the Futako-Tamagawa shopping street
A Japanese-Western confectionery in Seijo since 1918
Meiji-era confectioner in the town of the beckoning cat
A traditional confectioner on Sangenjaya Ginza street since 1927
Ota-ku / Tokyo
A Japanese confectionery shop by Denenchofu Station, established in 1932
Since 1752, keeping alive the original taste of Ikegami's famous kuzumochi
Abekawa mochi crafted since 1715, over 300 years of history
Since 1919, nori daifuku along the old Tokaido road
A Taisho-era wagashi shop famed for its soft mame daifuku
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