Fukuya

At the Japanese sweet shop Fukuya, mame daifuku is a staple choice. Set into firm, chewy mochi dough, red peas provide contrast, while the gentle sweetness and deep flavor of the red bean paste fill the mouth. The counter also features smooth red bean daifuku with notable elasticity, alongside everyday confections suitable for tea time such as kuri manju, cha manju, and suama.

Beyond sweet treats, Fukuya also appeals for its selection of rice snacks that double as convenient bites on the go. Inari sushi wrapped in sweet-savory fried tofu pouches, alongside classic thin seaweed rolls and egg-rolled norimaki, make practical choices for lunch or a quick bite. Adding skewered mitarashi dango with their pleasantly savory soy-glazed finish completes a full spread from savory meal to sweet ending.

Opening just past 7:00 in the morning, the shop is an easy stop before a commute or while out on an errand. Because doors may close before late afternoon whenever items sell out, stopping by early is sensible when aiming for specific items. Parking space is provided right in front of the store, offering smooth access for those traveling by car.