Locations
We currently have stores in 11 cities in 7 countries Internationally (New York, London, Singapore, Taipei and Hong Kong)
Heart of Wagashi to the world.
Wagashi sweets culture has grown to be high rated overseas. In 1993, We’ve opened our international store in Singapore. Since the, we’ve expanded our stores in 11 cities in 7 countries so far. Each store promotes Japanese and local culture. We hope to be a bridge and to inter-act with Japanese and local cultures.
| Tokyo Ginza Store |
 Ginza location has played a major role as epicenter to take in Western Culture in early Meiji era in Japan. And also, they treasure Japanese culture until this day. Our Ginza store in located on Main Street of the Ginza. This store has not only Japanese Confectionery, we have a Japanese style restaurant, [Shoto] and Specialized dish restaurant (Kyoto-style). We also have Tea shop for sweets, not only confectionery, fruit dish and green-tea set.
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| New York Fifth Avenue store |
 We are located in heart of New York City on 49th Street and Fifth avenue. On Fifth Avenue has brand named stores. In middle, You will see “Japanese Tradition” we hope to give heart warming image.
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| San Francisco Store |
 We are located in the city which has warm climate, San Francisco. We have travellers from around the world all year around. Our store is located 5 minutes from Union Square. Japanese traditional style displayed from modern construction building.
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| London Store |
 We are located about 2min on 44 from Piccadilly Circus on Piccadilly Street. Japanese tradition is displayed from European style building.
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| Singapore Store | |
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We are located on “Orchard Road”, inside the Department store “Takashimaya” (2nd Floor). “Orchard Road” is where known as main shopping area in East Asia. This location has brand name stores, hotels for about 3km in Singapore.
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| Shanghai Store |
 Shanghai, a historic and sophisticated city. This area has Western atomosphere because once most of the foreigners lived in this area. In 1920, This Hotel was used as French Club. In 1989, Hotel reborn as Okura (5 star hotel). We hope to bring Japanese sweets to everyone in China and Japan.
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