Tokyo

Tokyo is the capital of Japan and one of the world’s largest cities with a population of about 13 million. Since the Edo period when Ieyasu Tokugawa established the Shogunate in this area in 1603, it has been the center of Japan in the field of politics and economy, and consists of 23 special wards and 39 municipalities.

Famous

Tokyo Tower

Kaminarimon / Sensoji

Shibuya Scramble Crossing

Weekly Ranking 1st

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Monthly ranking TOP 10 ▶

Population　[Oct.1,2022]

14,040,732人

1st/47 Pref.

Area of Prefecture

2,106㎢

45th/47 Pref.

Tokyo

Pierre Hermé Meringues

Cocked meringue with macarons made by the Picasso of the patisserie world

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Sugu-lemon

impressed at the work of a traditional Japanese confectionery shop indeed!

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Press Butter Sand (Amaou Strawberry)

Luxurious butter cream mixed with rich Amaou strawberries

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Baumkuchen (KIHACHI)

Authentic taste with a touch of individuality.

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Press Butter Sand

A popular snack that has become a staple butter sandwich

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koju

Taste and history passed on from generation to generation, Dorayaki “Koju”.

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Hitokuchi Straight Baum

Straight Baum and Mounted Baum, in the end, both are delicious.

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Baumkuchen (Vyon)

Traditional baumkuchen baked in an atelier-like workshop

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Kurofune Castella

One of the Castella powerhouses in recent years, its roots seem to date back to 1919.

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Kurofune Dorayaki

Dorayaki made by a famous Castella store, the dough is delicious for sure.

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Senbei Senbei Aya-tsudoi

Eye-catching heart-shaped sweet potato flavor chip-like crackers.

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Tokyo Kinaco

Surprisingly soybean flour goes well with baked sweets.

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Anko-Tenbei

Feeling a new style of rice cracker sandwich

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Kokutou manju (Yanaka Fukumaru)

Representing astonishing cost performance

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An-donuts

Delicious after all. Yanaka Fukumaru

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Mochi no Dorayaki

Very soft & sticky texture of the dorayaki crust is amazing!

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Dorayaki (Shiose-Sohonke)

Very qualified dorayaki which evokes tradition

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Ōme-Senbei

Stiff texture but fluffy and gentle with flour and egg flavor.

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Monoyama

Traditional sweets close to the origin of manju

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Usukawa-Imo-kin

Asakusa Nakamise-Street is famous for "Imo-kin"

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Hitokuchi Mounted Baum

Regular lineup of baumkuchen specialty stores

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Ann-iri-kusamochi

Fresh mochi with plenty of mugwort kneaded into it.

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Warabi-Mochi

Generosity with a touch of Edo sophistication.

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Dorayaki (Yanaka-Fukumaru)

Long-established confectionery in Tokyo with good taste.

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Fuwatto-Yakiman

Fluffy texture baked manju made by a sweet shop in Ginza

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Shimokita Curry no Sancha Senbei

Long-established rice cracker shop and popular curry store

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Piyo-piyo Monaka

Two different colors and flavors of chickpea monaka

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Tokyo Hiyoko Sablé

Is it a rule that the side view of the "bird" is Sablé?

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Beppin-san Raisin Sand

Coffee bean sandwiches kneaded into cookie dough

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Daijoubudā-manju

I feel the passion of Shimura Ken and the people of Higashimurayama.

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Meika-Hiyoko

Tokyo souvenir? Fukuoka souvenir? No, it is a "Souvenir of Japan”

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Madeleine (Kanda Seiyōken)

Madeleines that continue to be loved and revived like a phoenix

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Pī-Sen (shrimp)

Just the right size, a little luxurious Okaki (rice cracker)

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Navona Long Life (Vanilla)

Sadaharu Oh said, 'Nabona is the home run king of sweets.'

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Oyatsu Castella

Deliciously cute classic snack sponge cake

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Ginza-mochi (Salt)

Simple yet delicious. High quality salt rice cracker

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Nihonbashi-Manju（Sakura Milk）

Manju with the scent of cherry blossoms, evoking the image of Nihonbashi

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Hachijyo-jima Salt Chocolate

I never thought chocolate with coarse salt could taste this good.

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Ginza-mochi

When you want to eat delicious rice crackers for sure.

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Akigawa Valley Mt.Ontakesan

Delicious shiso flavored red bean paste

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