The skin of the taiyaki is extremely thin and the texture is crisp. The red bean paste is not overly sweet, but has a strong salty flavor within the sweetness.
The star of this taiyaki is the red bean paste, which is complemented by the thin skin. Just like the Azabu store, it's very delicious.
A spot where you can easily recharge your energy when you get tired of walking around Kamakura. Each fish costs 200 yen, but no matter when I visit, it's as piping hot as if it had just been grilled. I have a good impression that it doesn't feel pre-made.