Romi-unie Confiture

Outstanding jams, with local ingredients.
If only they would export!

A baked confectionery and confiture shop located along the street next to Komachi-dori, a 3-4 minute walk from Kamakura Station.
I visited around noon on a holiday.

There will be no dine-in seating, and it will be a take-out only store.

When you enter the store, there are various confitures lined up on the right side.
They also sell scones, so it's a great place to have tea time at home.
It's also sold in small bottles, so it's nice that you can try a variety of flavors one by one.

We also sell cookies, sables, and baked goods here and there.
Most of them are simple.
However, they sell boxes of various sizes, and some are shaped like houses, which are cute.
Looks like it would be good as a baked confectionery for a gift.

I had the Kamakura Sable and lemon cookies.

The lemon cookie was covered with the icing on top, and although it was a little sweet, it had quite a sour taste, which I personally liked.
The sweet and sour taste may be too strong for some people.

I would like to buy the confiture as well.

On a winter day in December, I bought Noël framboise jam and sangria syrup.

I bought several kinds of them as souvenirs for my trip home, and the wrapping was very thoughtful, with the box shaped like a house and a cute Santa Claus sticker for Christmas, so I thought they would be perfect as gifts. Masu.

The taste is also very delicious.
The quality of the jam in particular is such that even if I wanted to make it myself, it would be difficult to make, so from now on I'll be stocking up on jam every time I go to Kamakura.

And ice cream!
I received the Noël type, and it had lots of spiced cookies mixed in inside, as well as framboise-flavored chocolate, and it was really delicious.

A very cute shop located along Omotesando of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine that makes jams and baked goods.
We had scones and chestnut tarts in front of the shop.
Scones with meaning 310 yen
Tart Oumaron 580 yen
(tax included)
The bottle and packaging are cute, so it would make a great souvenir.
There's also a webshop, but it's not well known nationwide (in a good way), so you'll probably be proud if you know about it.
This is a shop I would like to visit again when I come to Kamakura.

There are so many Jam items in the cute store that you'll be spoiled for choice.
Both the box and the contents of the baked goods were so cute that I couldn't help but get excited.
There are days when Romi will be sampling Jam at the store, so I recommend going on those days.