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The sake bun and the skin were smooth and chewy, and it was very delicious! I will go buy it again.

I think this restaurant's mitarashi dumpling is the best in Japan as it tastes sweeter and better in texture. Sake-man, Daifuku, I want to buy everything from the edge of the shop. The quietness of the location is also fascinating.

Auntie clerk does not feel like serving customers I'm not listening to this order, so the exchange doesn't go well But the packaging was fine

I often come to buy sake lees. All are cheap and delicious

A traditional Japanese sweets shop. Other than Matsuhime Monaka, it is treated as Hachioji confectionery such as Takao Sable. Since there is no parking lot, coin parking will be used. It seems that Tokyu and Celeo also have products to handle

[Hachioji is a place related to Shingen Takeda's breathing woman ☆ A Japanese sweets shop that boasts "Matsuhime Monoka"] Myojincho, Hachioji City, Tokyo. Hachioji's famous confectionery "Matsuhime Monaka" is a Japanese confectionery store with a signboard product. The nearest station is Keio Hachioji Station on the Keio Line, or Hachioji Station on the Chuo Line, Yokohama Line, and Hachiko Line. Great as a souvenir of Hachioji ヾ (´∀` ヾ) > Takeda Shingen's fifth daughter, "Matsuhime," died of illness after Oda Nobunaga's son, Nobutada, broke down due to a conflict between the two families. The next generation, Katsuyori, was defeated in the Battle of Nagashino. After the destruction of Mr. Takeda, Matsuhime was tied to the land of Hachioji. Although he was reputed to be a beautiful woman, he was single and devoted himself to the Buddhist gate to mourn the bodhi of the Takeda clan. With the support of Mr. Hojo and Ieyasu Tokugawa, he also contributed greatly to the development of Hachioji. Such Matsuhime is still loved by the people of Hachioji even today. "Shinshoin" in the city is a temple of the Soto sect that was founded by Matsuhime. Budai-son of the Seven Lucky Gods of Hachioji is also enshrined. I've been stroking my big belly again this year (* ´ ﾉ ∀` *) I stopped by on the way back from the Hachioji Seven Lucky Gods tour. In addition to the monaka, we have a full lineup of dumplings, buns, kintsuba, namagashi, etc. One clerk. I had them wrapped carefully (* ´∀ people) ◆ Today's order ◆ Matsuhime Monaka (5 pieces) 637 yen tax included A shape that imitates Matsuhime. It is a five-colored bean paste of Kokura, Koshi, Shiso, Yuzu, and Chestnut. The shelf life is about 2 weeks. It's in the middle of being very common, but it looks pretty. It looks like a chick (〃´ω`〃) * A photo of "Shinshoin", which was founded by Matsuhime, is also posted. #Frontal #Japanese sweets #Takeda Shingen #Matsuhime #Hachioji confectionery #Souvenir #Shinshoin, which was founded by the princess #Hachioji Seven Lucky Gods Tour #Budai Takeshi #Sweets uncle #Japanese sweets #Hojo's Hachioji Castle is also recommended #Sold in several places in the city & can be purchased online

The bean paste here has a refreshing and elegant sweetness. I have the impression that all the bean paste-based Japanese sweets are not out of place. "remarks" ・ Modern Daifuku (Blueberry Daifuku, Amanatsu Daifuku, Yuzu Ore Daifuku, Cafe Ore Daifuku on 2021/11 when visiting) are sold frozen. ・ Anko dumplings can be selected from granulated bean paste and red bean paste ・ Please note that sake buns and fried brown sugar buns are sometimes sold out in the morning. Unfortunately, even if you buy it after noon (around 13:00) and eat it immediately, the fertilizer and dumplings are already a little hard. It's enough to heat it in the microwave for a few seconds, but it's a little lonely that I haven't tasted it with the optimum softness shown by the shop. I thought it was a firm shop, but I wondered if it was simply cold because the fertilizer of Mame Daifuku had different hardness in some parts. Of course, it is proof that it is a handmade additive-free Japanese sweet from the beginning. Next time I will visit in the morning.

Cute Matsuhime often uses it as a gift as a set. When I lived in Kansai, my mother used to give it to my lesson teacher. Because everyone will be happy. "The shape of the princess was very cute ~" "The taste was Japanese, simple and delicious!" My mother, who never returns to Hachioji, chooses this as a sweet to give to people in various places as a sweet in the place where she was born and raised. The price is very reasonable, the goods are good and delicious. It's so valuable and shouldn't go away. By the way, there are many other sweets such as dumplings for about 80 yen and manju, which are very delicious. As for snacks, I think that it is not a bag of sweets, but an occasional purchase of something like this, and spending time with the family protects the local community and nurtures affluent people.