Kamakura & Zushi in Autumn, with Japanese Sweets.
October 2023 Seasonal up date : 1
As the pleasant autumn breeze wafts through, the towns of Kamakura and Zushi take on a quieter, more local ambiance. This season is ideal for visiting traditional Japanese confectionery shops. Enjoy autumn-themed Japanese sweets featuring sweet chestnuts and seasonal treats that align with Japan’s calendar and traditions. Let’s savor exceptionally delicious Japanese confections and relish a delightful autumn experience.
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TOSHIMAYA Autumn sweets
Kamakura
Kamakura Maki Noh” is a traditional Noh performance held at Kamakura Shrine at the beginning of October. Toshimaya’s “Maki no Mai” is an elegant confection inspired by this Kamakura Maki Noh. It consists of sugar-pickled burdock with a robust flavor and senbei (rice crackers) colored to resemble flames. It’s a luxurious way to savor the atmosphere and season of Kamakura Maki Noh. With a shelf life of one month, it makes an excellent souvenir. Don’t forget to visit Toshimaya, which offers a variety of famous confections, including those perfect for “momijigari” (autumn leaf viewing).
Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan
Phone: 0467-25-0810
Closed on Wednesdays (except holidays when it's open)
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Koyomi’s Japanese Sweet Made with Sweet Chestnuts
Zushi
“Koyomi” is a popular Japanese confectionery store where lines form from the time that they open. By late morning, their flagship products are often completely sold out. If you’re determined to get items that you desire, it’s recommended to make a reservation.
You can also enjoy the pleasant aroma of freshly baked dorayaki skins inside the shop. They offer sweet treats such as shaved ice in the summer and sweet bean paste desserts for dining in, providing a delightful experience.
Address: 1-7-4, Kameoka, Zushi, Kanagawa, Japan, 1st Floor of Shimizuya Building Phone Number: 046-876-8226 Business Hours: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Regular Holidays: Tuesdays and Wednesdays Business hours and regular holidays may be subject to change. Credit cards are not accepted. Electronic payments are not accepted.
This is a specialty shop for ohagi, which is distinctive for using a combination of Kogane Mochi rice from Niigata, known as the most delicious glutinous rice, and mixed grain rice. The shop opened in the summer of 2023.
The rice they use is exceptionally delicious. They also offer packs of just the combination of glutinous rice, which I highly recommend.
The size and price are just right, making it perfect for souvenirs or for enjoying at home.
Address: 3-1-26 Zushi, Zushi City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan Phone Number: 070-9070-5693 Regular Holiday: Mondays Business Hours: 11:00 AM until sold out
「Souke Minamoto Kicchoan」Rikuno Hōju
The ‘Rikuno Hōju’ is a confection consisting of a single grape enveloped in sweet bean paste. Depending on the season, it is made using grapes like Alexandria or Shine Muscat. True to its name, this delicacy resembles a jewel.
When you take a bite, it’s filled with the rich aroma of grape juice, making it a luxurious treat. While it’s often chosen as a gift, people occasionally buy a few pieces just to indulge their own cravings.
Address: 2-9-1 Komachi, Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan Phone Number: 0467-23-2788 Business Hours: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Beautiful fresh Japanese confectioneries from「creative Japanese confectionery Temari」
Have you ever seen Kamakura’s Temari confectionery? This is a masterpiece that combines both deliciousness and beauty, representing a traditional Japanese confectionery with vibrant colors. It can be enjoyed according to the season and occasion, making it a perfect choice for those who want to savor the elegance and aesthetic sense of Japan.
The seasonal flavors and color combinations delight the senses like a work of art.
The autumn Japanese confectioneries in Kamakura are a captivating blend of season and culture. They are not only visually pleasing but also offer deep and rich flavors. With ingredients like chestnuts and Shine Muscat grapes available in the autumn, Kamakura in the fall allows you to enjoy these seasonal materials and take them home.Address: 28-35 Sakanoshita, Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan Phone: 0467-33-4525 Reservations available Opening Hours: Around 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM Closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays
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