Seimeido
Founded in 1855, Seimeido is the oldest Japanese sweets shop in Sasayama .
It has a tasteful appearance that blends in with the townscape that retains the atmosphere of the castle town of Sasayama .
Being close to Sasayama Castle ruins , it is a perfect place for sightseeing souvenirs!
The representative products are “ Kuri Ohagi” and “Kuri Kinton”( mashed sweet potatoes with sweetened chestnuts).
Ohagi is a sticky rice cake usually coated with mashed sweet beans , but Kuri Ohagi is wrapped
in mashed Tamba chestnuts paste in stead of sweet beans , similar to Sasayama’s another
representative sweet “Kurimochi”. You can buy Kuri Ohagi only at this store in Tambasasayama city.
From mid-September to the end of October, which is the chestnut season, they both are very
popular as sweets that you can enjoy the taste of Tambachest nuts . Therefore , it may be sold out in the early afternoon.
Please drop in as early as possible to make a purchase.
Basic information
Postal code | 669-2331 |
Address | 59 Nikaimachi , Tambasasayama City,Hyogo |
Phone number | +81-79-552-0159 |
Map | See it on |
Business information
Business hours | 9: 0 0 a m – 7 : 0 0 p m |
Closed | Wednesday |
Closed( Remarks) | Open every day in autumn |
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