菓匠花見 本店 en Saitama

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  小川英樹

  :: 21 April 2024 17:17:32

  Due to the redevelopment of the west exit of Urawa Station, the factory has been relocated to the location of the factory along the Omiya Bypass and is now under direct management. After relocating, I visited to purchase a Shirasagi treasure as a souvenir for the people who took care of me. The store is larger than the west exit of Urawa Station and has a calm appearance. And Shirasagiho is as delicious as ever. In particular, the feeling of the bean paste melting in your mouth is truly exquisite. Everyone, please stop by Urawa Souvenirs at least once.

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  E U

  :: 20 March 2024 15:48:34

  Each one has an elegant taste and is very delicious 💓 Personally, my favorite is “Shirasagi Takara” It's great when eaten with green tea or matcha! I think it would be perfect as a souvenir or gift.

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  Tosh Yam

  :: 17 January 2024 17:15:03

  I thought that the stores along the bypass had changed as well, but I saw a Noren curtain, so I stopped and thought, Oh? I went to Shirasagi Takara (the product name comes before the store name) because I had an opportunity to get together with people. The main store in front of Urawa Station has moved. When I asked if it was a temporary store, I was told that it was being relocated. I was able to shop at my leisure. It's a pity that there is no cafe here.

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  青空シンク

  :: 07 July 2023 15:33:58

  Urawa's famous confectionery ``Shirasagiho'' is a specialty. There used to be a store in front of Urawa Station, but apparently it was moved here due to redevelopment. It seems like there is a store next to the factory. There is a free parking lot, which makes shopping by car easier and very convenient. When I went shopping, I received a Shirasagi Treasure as a free gift. I'm happy about that, but I would have appreciated it if you could tell me about the service when I said, ``I'll buy one piece to taste.''

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  Toshihiro Fujiwara

  :: 22 January 2023 05:43:19

  The main store of Kasho Hanami, the small but delicious Urawa confectionery Hakuroho, was relocated along the No. 17 bypass due to the redevelopment of Urawa West Exit. I noticed it on Google Maps on my way home from cycling and stopped by, and the recommendation for the day after the cold weather was the strawberry daifuku. I was happy to see that it was packed in a classy manner. Also, I was given a piece of Hakuroho. I secretly gave this to my eldest daughter and she loved it ^ ^. P.S. My wife, who said at the beginning, ``I wanted to eat Hakuroho when viewing the cherry blossoms,'' was also impressed by the deliciousness of the strawberry daifuku (lol).