6 Recommended Souvenirs to Buy in Ginza

Luxurious "Marron Pudding" (Ginza Sembikiya)

There is no pudding for which the adjective "glossy" suits so well. The "Sembikiya" marron pudding, with two layers of pudding and caramel jelly, is shiny and radiant, you can feel how good it is even before you eat it.

In the middle, there is a whole chestnut sweetened with its astringent surface. The rich pudding, naturally sweet chestnuts, and astringent bark make a bittersweet accent, and it is truly a sweet that will befuddle you. The chic package with a large "chestnut" on it conveys the prestige of the long-established "Sembikiya". It is a gem that you can be sure to be pleased with no matter who you give it to.

Price: 3 pieces - 2,160 yen, 6 pieces - 3,780 yen

Distributor: Ginza Sembikiya

Address: 5-5-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo (Ginza Main Store)

Business hours: 10:00 - 20:00 (11:00 - 18:00 on Sundays and public holidays)

Pear Garden's beloved "Dorayaki" (Kobikicho Yoshiya)

The dorayaki of Yoshiya, which is close to the Kabuki-za Theater, is immensely popular as a Japanese sweet for Pearson gardeners. Unlike ordinary round dorayaki, the half-moon shape of the dorayaki is very elegant. The moist baked crust is filled with sweet red bean paste, which is not too sweet and has the flavor of the finest Tokachi red beans.

The small size and light sweetness will surely be appreciated as a souvenir for the elderly. If you like sweets, you can easily eat two or three of these delicious treats. You can also order a branding iron to make your own Dorayaki for celebrations and other occasions.

Price: 120 yen per piece (5 to 30 pieces are available in a box)

Distributor: Yoshiya Kobikicho

Address: 3-12-9 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Business hours: 10:00 - 18:00 (Closed on Sundays and public holidays, irregular holidays on Saturdays)

Cute and Bite-sized "Kirian" (Kimuraya Sohonten)

Kimuraya Sohonten is a long-established shop that has represented Ginza since the beginning of the Meiji era (1868-1912). It is the birthplace of the bean-jam bun. "Kirian" is a great choice for a present. These bite-sized baked goods are easy to pick up with your fingers and are made by wrapping Kimuraya's signature sweet bean paste in a soft dough.

There are many kinds of bean jam, such as cherry red bean paste, Ogura red bean paste, and green tea bean paste. Chibi-anpan is a sweet and cute souvenir. You can only buy them at the store, so they are sure to make a great souvenir.

Distributor: Kimuraya Sohonten

Address: 4-5-7 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo (Ginza Main Store)

Business hours: 10:00 - 21:00 (bakery)

"Okaki" that fills your mouth, eyes, and heart (Ginza Akebono)

Born and raised in Ginza, Akebono's slogan　is "Sweets fill your heart, not your stomach. This sentiment is reflected in their products and packaging, making them the perfect souvenir to give with a kind message!

Among them, "Sore Zore" is an assortment of rice crackers with packages of wishes such as "Futamusubi" (two knots) and "Mubyo" (six gourds), wishing for the happiness of those who eat them. The Nijushisetsu Hana (24 seasonal flowers) product is also popular for its beautiful packaging of various flavors of Okaki in sachets of seasonal flowers. It is an elegant souvenir in the Ginza style that is both delicious and conveys the heart to the recipient.

Price: "Sore Zore" 12 bags - 2,160 yen, "24 flowers" 36 pieces per box / 1,296 yen

Distributor: Ginza Akebono

Address: 5-7-19 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo (Ginza Main Store)

Business hours: 10:00 - 21:00 (10:00 - 20:00 on Sundays and public holidays)

Delicious "Karinto" (Ginza Tachibana)

"Ginza Tachibana" was established in 1909. Since then, it has been a long-established shop that continues to diligently pass on its traditional taste. The only thing they sell is Karinto. There are only two types of Karinto in the store, the thin "Saeda" and the thick "Koro", but the taste has been loved in Ginza for over 100 years and is counted as one of the three best Karinto in Tokyo.

The Karinto is made with traditional techniques without adding any unnecessary ingredients. They are crispy to the inside and elegantly sweet without being overpowering. The packaging with a sprinkling of Tachibana (Japanese citrus) on it is also a smart touch typical of a long-established store.

Distributor: Ginza Tachibana

Address: 1F, Eyasu Building, 8-7-19 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Business hours: 11:00 - 19:00 (11:00 - 17:00 on Saturdays, closed on Sundays and public holidays)

Enjoy two flavors! Enchanted "luxury cheesecake" (LESOLCA)

People who love delicious food come to the pastry shop on the 10th floor of the building for the luxurious cheesecake of LESOLCA. The cheesecake is rich with a soft scent of Gorgonzola and has an enchanting mature taste that you will want to enjoy with a glass of wine.

The walnut crumble is crunchy and adds the perfect accent. Drizzle some honey on it, and it suddenly becomes an amazing sweet treat! This is a perfect souvenir for gourmets and for yourself.

Price: 2,300 yen

Distributor: LESOLCA

Address: 10F, Dame Ginza Building, 6-7-18 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Business hours: 10:00 - 18:00 (Closed on Sundays and public holidays, irregular holidays on Saturdays)

Ginza is full of delicious food, including traditional and innovative flavors. When you go to Ginza, buy something unique and delicious as a souvenir to take home. Treat your loved ones with something special.

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