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Sweets maker Funabashiya celebrates 220 years at popular Tokyo shrine’s Wisteria Festival

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Enjoy limited-edition sweet treats from a master wagashi maker directly under the wisteria flowers at Kameido Tenjin Shrine in April. Japanese traditional confectioner Funabashiya will celebrate 220 years in business this April by setting up a limited-time shop in the area where it was originally founded: Tokyo’s Kameido Tenjin Shrine. The brand’s trademark wagashi (traditional Japanese sweet) is its famous kuzu-mochi, which involves a unique an…
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Sweets maker Funabashiya celebrates 220 years at popular Tokyo shrine’s Wisteria Festival

Enjoy limited-edition sweet treats from a master wagashi maker directly under the wisteria flowers at Kameido Tenjin Shrine in April. Japanese traditional confectioner Funabashiya will celebrate 220 years in business this April by setting up a limited-time shop in the area where it was originally founded: Tokyo’s Kameido Tenjin Shrine. The brand’s trademark wagashi (traditional Japanese sweet) is its famous kuzu-mochi, which involves a unique an…

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