Overview
Founded in 1954. The factory shop for habutae mochi, Fukui's best-known sweet.
About this place
Founded in 1954. A long-established Japanese confectioner in Eiheiji, Fukui Prefecture, purveyor to the head temple Eiheiji. Besides the three famous sweets Habutae Mochi, Habutae Furoshiki and Orifuku, it has more than 15 kinds of Habutae Mochi, a famous Fukui confection made after Habutae-ori, the silk fabric that is a specialty of Fukui Prefecture. It is the direct-sales shop of the manufacturing factory.
Source fuku-e.com ↗Official website
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