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Fukutoku Daifuku
Nikko
Desserts: Japanese Sweets
Fukutoku Daifuku Description
Fukutoku Daifuku is a charming Japanese confectionery shop located near Tobu Nikko Station in Tochigi. This cozy establishment offers a delightful array of traditional Japanese sweets, known as wagashi, that are meticulously handcrafted with precision and care. The menu features a variety of wagashi unique to the Nikko region, showcasing flavors and ingredients that reflect the local culture and traditions.
One of the standout items at Fukutoku Daifuku is their signature daifuku, a soft and chewy rice cake filled with sweet red bean paste. Each daifuku is expertly made to achieve the perfect balance of textures and flavors, making it a popular choice among visitors and locals alike. The shop's serene and traditional decor provides a peaceful setting to enjoy these delectable treats, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the rich heritage of Japanese confectionery. Whether you are a wagashi enthusiast or simply looking to satisfy your sweet tooth, Fukutoku Daifuku offers a truly authentic and memorable culinary experience in the heart of Nikko.
One of the standout items at Fukutoku Daifuku is their signature daifuku, a soft and chewy rice cake filled with sweet red bean paste. Each daifuku is expertly made to achieve the perfect balance of textures and flavors, making it a popular choice among visitors and locals alike. The shop's serene and traditional decor provides a peaceful setting to enjoy these delectable treats, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the rich heritage of Japanese confectionery. Whether you are a wagashi enthusiast or simply looking to satisfy your sweet tooth, Fukutoku Daifuku offers a truly authentic and memorable culinary experience in the heart of Nikko.
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Fukutoku Daifuku Overview
Access
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9 minute taxi ride from Tobu Nikko Station.
Operating Hours
Sun: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Mon: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Tue: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Wed: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Thur: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Fri: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Sat: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Mon: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Tue: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Wed: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Thur: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Fri: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Sat: 9:30AM-5:00PM
Payment Methods
Cash
Fukutoku Daifuku Reviews
Fukutoku Daifuku Google Average Rating
4.3
5
Google
Good souvenir for friends.
4
Google
Sold within the grounds of Nikko Toshogu Shrine
Walking up and down 207 steps
Sweet things that a tired body desires
I would buy it if it was in a location like this.
Isn’t there??
Salt Daifuku Tsubuan@220
Mugwort Daifuku Tsubuan @220
I brought mugwort home
It is said that no preservative additives are used.
Frozen items are thawed and sold
It was a little cold, so the daifuku was cold.
The taste is salty and delicious.
I got mugwort when I got home and it was delicious at room temperature.
The mochi is soft and has a nice mugwort scent.
I recommend it
If it's cold locally, use your hands to warm it up a little.
It seems better to warm it up
It was a feast
Walking up and down 207 steps
Sweet things that a tired body desires
I would buy it if it was in a location like this.
Isn’t there??
Salt Daifuku Tsubuan@220
Mugwort Daifuku Tsubuan @220
I brought mugwort home
It is said that no preservative additives are used.
Frozen items are thawed and sold
It was a little cold, so the daifuku was cold.
The taste is salty and delicious.
I got mugwort when I got home and it was delicious at room temperature.
The mochi is soft and has a nice mugwort scent.
I recommend it
If it's cold locally, use your hands to warm it up a little.
It seems better to warm it up
It was a feast
4
Google
I saw Daifuku mentioned in the reviews of Toshogu Shrine, so I looked for it and found a shop opposite the ticket office. I ate the daifuku the night I got home, thinking it would be hard the next day. I was surprised when I ate it, and it was my first time to eat such soft and fluffy rice cake. I bought matcha and salted bean paste, and the sweetness is quite modest, but it is not lacking in sweetness and is elegant. If you like Daifuku, try one at the store, then buy a variety of different kinds and go home.I don't think you'll regret it. They are so soft that you have to be careful when taking them home, but they also sell boxed sets. The children also ate bamboo charcoal and zunda. They have a homepage, so it looks like you can buy it from there. It seems like they don't use preservatives or additives, but one thing I'm curious about is that they are shipped frozen, so I thought the Toshogu store also sells them thawed. The store says it will last for about 3 days after you buy it. If it's this soft, you can probably eat it even after 3 days.
5
Google
It was a daifuku with no additives and a gentle sweetness. You can purchase one for 220 yen. There are several flavors available, and they seem to last for about two days.
5
Google
It's located just outside Nikko Toshogu Shrine, so I bought it at a good time.
There was only matcha and sesame (220 yen each), and when I bought the sesame and ate it on the chair next to me, it was sweet and gave me strength after walking.
There was only matcha and sesame (220 yen each), and when I bought the sesame and ate it on the chair next to me, it was sweet and gave me strength after walking.
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