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Kibundo

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Established in 1910, this Japanese sweets store has been here for four generations. Initially selling rice crackers and other Japanese sweets, Kibundo began selling Ningyoyaki, a sponge cake filled with azuki bean paste, in the Taisho period. After the War, waffles were added to their products. Local families of Azabujuban have known this store for the nostalgic flavors enjoyed by generation after generation. I hope you will try the Japanese sweets that have been loved by the Japanese people since a long time.

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Excellent handmade sweets

Some of the sweets that are sold in this store are prepared inside the store. You can even watch the artisans make them, so you can buy them without worrying about their freshness.

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Enjoy the waffles in limited seasonal flavors

Waffles (Custard, apricot jam: 130 yen) are handmade inside the store. The soft dough is jam-packed with bean paste. On top of that, special seasonal flavors, instead of the bean paste, are available for a limited period of time.

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 Ningyoyaki-a perfect gift from Tokyo

Known as one of the specialties of Tokyo, Ningyoyaki is also popular here. Ningyoyaki (100 yen a piece) sold in this store is a sponge cake stuffed with azuki bean paste. This small, one-bite-sized cake is perfect for munching on as you walk around the area.

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Address
2-4-9 Azabujuban, Minato, Tokyo
Contact No.
+81-3-3451-8918
+81-3-3451-8918
Access
3-min walk from Azabujuban Station on the Tokyo Metro Toei Oedo Line
Opening Hours / Holidays
9:30-19:00 Closed: Tuesdays, Jan 1-2
Official Website
Time Required
Admission fee

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Excellent handmade sweets

Some of the sweets that are sold in this store are prepared inside the store. You can even watch the artisans make them, so you can buy them without worrying about their freshness.

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Enjoy the waffles in limited seasonal flavors

Waffles (Custard, apricot jam: 130 yen) are handmade inside the store. The soft dough is jam-packed with bean paste. On top of that, special seasonal flavors, instead of the bean paste, are available for a limited period of time.

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 Ningyoyaki-a perfect gift from Tokyo

Known as one of the specialties of Tokyo, Ningyoyaki is also popular here. Ningyoyaki (100 yen a piece) sold in this store is a sponge cake stuffed with azuki bean paste. This small, one-bite-sized cake is perfect for munching on as you walk around the area.

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