253 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Minato-ku / Tokyo
A 1912-founded confectioner a minute from Toranomon Hills
Five centuries of tradition from Japan's most storied wagashi house
An 1895-founded anmitsu specialist facing Akasaka Sacas
The Meiji-era maker of "Akasaka mochi," once ordered by Steve Jobs
A 1917-founded confectioner known for its Hitotsugi manju
A Meiji-era confectioner famed for its mame-daifuku, unmoved since founding
One shop, one spot, since 1856
Azabu-Juban wagashi maker since 1910
Bean confectionery tradition since 1865
Azabu-Juban's pioneering taiyaki since 1909
Chuo-ku / Tokyo
Founded in 1868, famous for its simple, old-fashioned chestnut steamed yokan
Chrysanthemum-shaped monaka since 1891
The 1349-founded shop behind Japan's manju tradition
Wagashi and matcha since 1907
The legendary "Kuya monaka" since 1884
The birthplace of anmitsu since 1894
Four centuries of wagashi tradition since 1617
Home of "Fukiyose" sweets since 1890
Traditional sweets behind Kabuki-za since 1890
Signless dorayaki shop in Hamacho since 1947
Handmade wagashi in Kyobashi since 1869
Over a century of ningyoyaki
Nihonbashi confectionery since 1910
Ningyoyaki specialist since 1907
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