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Maruichi Kashiho

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Japanese traditional sweets Cafe featuring Japanese sweets Sweets Oshoji Sta.Sakai

Rating

3.2342 reviews

Nearest station

Oshoji Sta. (Sakai)

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Budget

Dinner: ¥1,000 - ¥1,999 ($6 - $13)

Lunch: ¥1,000 - ¥1,999 ($6 - $13)

The famous bowl that even Sen no Rikyū praised, saying, "No other bowl can compare to this one," is the "Doto-ya." This renowned bowl has been recreated in its original shape as the Sakai confectionery "Doto-ya."

The large version, nearly life-sized (approximately 15 cm in diameter), features a delightful two-layer filling of Tanba Dainagon red bean paste and yuzu paste, which you can cut and enjoy as much as you like. Each piece is carefully shaped using traditional wooden molds passed down through generations and baked to perfection.

Additionally, the small Doto-ya bowl retains the popular two-layer filling of Dainagon and yuzu, but is crafted into a more manageable size. It can also be beautifully packaged with items like monaka for gifts.

Address

大阪府堺市堺区市之町東1-2-26

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Transportation

1 minute walk from Oshoji Station on the Hankai Line 142 meters from Oshoji.