Hinode-ya
[Toufu Bijin 1 piece 160 yen] There are four types: yuzu, sesame, green tea, and strawberries. Original sweets in the image of tofu made from soy milk. Naming is also GOOD! In addition, Kusadango, soft-texture dumplings (90 yen each) and dorayaki (from 140 yen) are also popular. 
[Warabi-mochi 350 yen] With a perfect balance of softness and chewiness, bracken starch, kuzu starch, and lotus powder are used to achieve a chewy texture. You can use the included soybean flour and black honey as you like. Both of them are made from carefully selected ingredients and their producing district for a good match for Warabi-mochi. 
20 to 25 kinds of Japanese sweets are always lined up. The owner also has a taste for tea ceremony, and there is a wide variety of main sweets used in the tea ceremony. 
The appearance using a lot of wood that makes you feel the history. There are many regular customers nearby, and the shop has a long line when the customers concentrate.
Hats off to the commitment and ideas for creative Japanese sweets
Approximately 50 years since its founding, the second-generation owner strives to create new Japanese sweets every day while preserving the traditional Japanese sweets of his predecessor. Speaking of Japanese sweets, it is Anko or sweetened bean paste. Especially, the flavor and sweetness of red bean paste, which is made over a day and a half, is irresistible. You cannot miss the creative Japanese sweets too. For example, Toufu Bijin. At first glance, it looks like a cake, but the moist and fine dough is still Japanese sweets. It goes perfectly with the bean paste sandwiched inside. Be careful not to overeat as it melts in your mouth.
| Furigana | ヒノデヤ |
| Tel | 03-3882-6455 |
| Address | 24-9 Senju-Asahicho, Adachi-kuGoogle map |
| Business hours | 10：00～19：30 |
| Regular holiday | Tuesdays |
| Reservation | Available |
| Seat | None |
| Barrier-free | Available |
| Access | 8-min. walk from JR Joban Line and others Kita-Senju Station East Exit |
* The content of this page is based on the article "A long-established shop in Adachi is here!".
* This information is as of December 9, 2020.
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