Unyukaan Iseya
[Strawberry Daifuku 250 yen] Made with strawberries such as Tochiotome, the strawberry daifuku spreads its sweet and sour aroma and flavor throughout your mouth and is only available at this time of year. Daifuku made with frozen domestic Unshu mandarins, available all year round, is also a specialty. 
[Age manju 130 yen, Sakura mochi (baked skin, Domyoji) 150 yen each] The deep-fried manju, made with brown sugar dough, is served fresh to ensure a crispy texture. The baked skin and Domyoji Sakura mochi will be available in stores until the cherry blossoms bloom. 
In 1995, the shop was renamed "Unyuukaan" after the successor. "I chose the name based on my favorite character for cloud and playful Japanese sweets," says Fuseta. 
Located just a few steps from Aoi Station, near the entrance to the Aoi Hyowa-dori Shopping Street, they also set up stalls at the shopping street's morning market (fourth Sunday) and evening market (second Saturday).
Founded in 1965, the second-generation owner, Tadashi Fuseta, continues to create new Japanese sweets while continuing the taste of his predecessor. The representative of these is daifuku made with seasonal fruits. Strawberries from winter to early spring, pineapples in summer, and shine muscat and persimmons in autumn are wrapped in soft mochi, providing a fresh taste. Strawberries are filled with tsubuan and pineapples with white bean paste, creating an exquisite combination. Sakura mochi is recommended this time of year, and the "age manju" is fried after receiving an order, and is made with plenty of homemade koshian that is soaked in water many times, giving it a delicious aftertaste. The hand-baked "dorayaki" with a soft skin is also popular, and in addition to the standard, butter + tsubuan and candied plum + white bean paste are also available. Enjoy Japanese sweets that will give you a break at a price you can enjoy on a daily basis.
| Furigana | Unyuukaan Iseya |
| Address | 3-34-9 Aoi, Adachi-ku |
| Phone call | 03-3886-3002 |
| Business hours | 8:00～19:00 |
| Regular holiday | Mondays (Tuesdays if Monday is a public holiday) |
| Seat | None |
| Takeaway booking | Available |
| Wi-Fi connection | None |
| Access | About 2 minutes walk from Tsukuba Express Aoi Station |
| Barrier-free | Available |
| HP | https://www.ensen-ado.com/iseya/ |
| https://www.instagram.com/unyukaan_iseya/ |
*The content of this page is based on the article "Enjoy seasonal dishes and warm meals! Japanese sweets to enjoy in the spring."
*This information is current as of April 10, 2024.
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