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Try a variety of local Japanese sweets shops, Ganzuki, Suama, Usukawa Manju, and more. There is also a rice cracker ?.

All the buns are delicious. It is a long-established store that has been in business for over 100 years.

A Japanese sweets shop with very delicious kusa mochi and suama. At-home and kind correspondence is also ◎!

I stopped by after seeing the reviews. There are various types of Japanese sweets, and they are big and delicious for the price.

January 2021. About 20 minutes on foot from the east exit of JR Minami-Sendai Station, you can see it in the direction of Nagamachi, aiming for Natori Bridge. At first glance, it is under the line of sight that is hard to see. "Anjuya" is a long-established Japanese sweets shop with a sense of Showa. It is a Japanese confectionery shop that I was always worried about every time I drove to Nagamachi. However, I find out that such anxiety was "sorrow." To thank my aunt, I thought "some Japanese sweets", so I entered the store. Before I bought it, a middle-aged man bought something from the store and went home, so I thought that this store is also a Japanese sweets shop loved by the locals! It ’s very small when you enter the store, The atmosphere and products were all warm. In the glass-enclosed showcase facing each other, there are handmade Daifuku, Kusa Mochi, Domyoji, Ichigo Daifuku, Fried Manju, Ichijiku Fried Manju, Suama, Imo and Kuri Manju. Purchased rice crackers and other sweets. I also sold handmade masks. There are various types. (See photo) My aunt also loves Japanese sweets, so I chose one for myself and one for gifts, asked her to put it in a box, and even wrapped it and gave me a plain celebration Noshi. At that time, he kindly and warmly served customers by saying, "Thank you so much." In addition, the two boxes that were wrapped and hung with Noshi were wrapped in transparent vinyl and wrapped. I didn't know if the aunt was the store manager or the wife, but she took care of me and said, "I think my aunt will be happy because it's freshly made." I was glad I bought it at "Anjuya", and as expected, my aunt also praised it as "soft and sweet and delicious". I was reminded that the impression I had was different from what I actually bought. The one I bought for myself was also very delicious. I think it's a long-established Japanese sweets shop with a very long history. It was presented to the Date clan. I couldn't hear the details about it, but it was a long-established Japanese sweets shop that I definitely want to visit again. I took a lot of pictures, so see the pictures. First of all, the price is cheap. Cospa was also the strongest. I think it would have been more expensive if I bought it elsewhere. Even if you buy two boxes for gifts and a lot for yourself, it costs less than 3,000 yen. It was a long-established store that was delicious and had the strongest cost performance. I definitely want you to stop by. Only about 2 cars can be parked in the parking lot, so we recommend cycling or walking! !! See photo. Maybe I can make a pre-order. It seems that it is also shipping.

When I searched for a Japanese sweets shop near my house, I found this and visited it for the first time. I bought Daifuku, Strawberry Daifuku, and Kusa Mochi. The warm response of the shop staff is warm. I was even more impressed to eat it. When I put it in my mouth, the mochi was fluffy and soft, and the sweetness was modest and it was very delicious. It was a big Daifuku and Kusa Mochi, but I ate 3 of them. I'll go buy it again soon!

Freshly made Japanese sweets are always lined up in stores. The size is large overall, but it's not too sweet, so it's easy to get along with. I used to have bread, especially the bread was fluffy, and I couldn't get tired of eating it every day, but I'm sorry that I'm taking a rest now. The atmosphere is good, the price is reasonable, and there is nothing to say.

Season waiting for spring 2022.1 Sakura Sakuramochi and Domyoji Uguisu Mochi Seasonal sweets are good after all. I wonder if it's been 30 years since I've been buying Anjuya's spring sweets. It is loved by the community and will be appreciated no matter where you take it as a souvenir. Daifuku and buns are also big and packed with red bean paste, so I feel like I got it. I'm not going to eat another one because it's not bean paste