
Encyclopedia of Japanese Specialty Snacks: Sweets and Desserts
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Book Introduction
Taste Japan's best snacks!
Of course, there are famous snacks that everyone has probably tried at least once,
A comprehensive list of 440 famous Japanese snacks, including local favorites.
In Japan, there is a culture of "omiyage" where people purchase local specialties as gifts for family and friends while traveling.
In the past, a significant portion of souvenirs were 'objects' such as lanterns, fans, and chess pieces, but as transportation became more diverse and faster, 'foods' centered around sweets became the main type.
Once, the 'Top 3 Delicious Japanese Souvenirs' became a hot topic on social media.
In terms of taste and recognition, the most popular ones, 'Akafuku (Mie Prefecture)' and 'Hakata Torimon (Fukuoka Prefecture)', were already confirmed, and the post asked for a 'souvenir' to take the remaining spot.
Over 2,000 responses poured in, with a variety of products from all over Japan being nominated.
There were many voices recommending famous sweets that everyone has probably tried at least once, such as 'Haginotsuki (Miyagi Prefecture)', 'Nama Yatsuhashi (Kyoto Prefecture)', 'Shiroi Koibito (Hokkaido)', and 'Mamadoru (Fukushima Prefecture)', as well as 'life sweets' that only locals know about.
Looking at this, it would not be an exaggeration to say that every Japanese person has at least one souvenir that is precious to them.
This book introduces famous snacks that can be purchased at Japanese train stations.
We have carefully selected local specialties sold not only inside the station, but also in commercial facilities connected to the station, stores in front of the station, and airport duty-free shops.
In particular, we actively included sweets modeled after local landmarks and famous sweets that tell hidden anecdotes about the region.
We hope that your trip will be more enjoyable.
Of course, there are famous snacks that everyone has probably tried at least once,
A comprehensive list of 440 famous Japanese snacks, including local favorites.
In Japan, there is a culture of "omiyage" where people purchase local specialties as gifts for family and friends while traveling.
In the past, a significant portion of souvenirs were 'objects' such as lanterns, fans, and chess pieces, but as transportation became more diverse and faster, 'foods' centered around sweets became the main type.
Once, the 'Top 3 Delicious Japanese Souvenirs' became a hot topic on social media.
In terms of taste and recognition, the most popular ones, 'Akafuku (Mie Prefecture)' and 'Hakata Torimon (Fukuoka Prefecture)', were already confirmed, and the post asked for a 'souvenir' to take the remaining spot.
Over 2,000 responses poured in, with a variety of products from all over Japan being nominated.
There were many voices recommending famous sweets that everyone has probably tried at least once, such as 'Haginotsuki (Miyagi Prefecture)', 'Nama Yatsuhashi (Kyoto Prefecture)', 'Shiroi Koibito (Hokkaido)', and 'Mamadoru (Fukushima Prefecture)', as well as 'life sweets' that only locals know about.
Looking at this, it would not be an exaggeration to say that every Japanese person has at least one souvenir that is precious to them.
This book introduces famous snacks that can be purchased at Japanese train stations.
We have carefully selected local specialties sold not only inside the station, but also in commercial facilities connected to the station, stores in front of the station, and airport duty-free shops.
In particular, we actively included sweets modeled after local landmarks and famous sweets that tell hidden anecdotes about the region.
We hope that your trip will be more enjoyable.
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index
Index Map 006
Prologue 010
Column 1.
Did Japan's "Omiyage Culture" Begin on the Railways?! - Yuichiro Suzuki 011
Chapter 1 Hokkaido 017
Sapporo Station 018
Otaru Station 022
Hakodate Station 023
Asahikawa Station 026
Kushiro Station 027
Hokkaido's signature confectionery 028
Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station 028
Higashi-Muroran Station 028
Tomakomai Station 029
Obihiro Station 029
Kitami Station 030
Wakkanai Station 030
Chapter 2 Tohoku 031
Shin-Aomori Station 032
Morioka Station 035
Akita Station 038
Sendai Station 041
Yamagata Station 044
Fukushima Station 045
Koriyama Station 046
Tohoku's Specialty Confectionery 047
Hirosaki Station 047
Hachinohe Station 048
Ichinoseki Station 048
Ofunato Station 049
Miyako Station 049
Kakunodate Station 049
Akayu Station 050
Matsushimakaigan Station 050
Iwaki Station 050
Tsuruoka Station 051
Nihonmatsu Station 051
Aizuwakamatsu Station 052
Chapter 3 Kanto 053
Tokyo Station 054
Mito Station 057
Tobu Nikko Station 058
Utsunomiya Station 059
Takasaki Station 061
Kawagoe Station 063
Ueno Station 065
Shin-Yokohama Station 066
Kamakura Station 067
Chiba Station 070
Kanto's signature confectionery 071
Shinagawa Station 071
Asakusa Station 071
Omiya Station 072
Nasushiobara Station 072
Kumagaya Station 073
Inubo Station 073
Narita Station 073
Awakamogawa Station 074
Tateyama Station 074
Odawara Station 074
Chapter 4 Hokuriku and Koshin-etsu 075
Niigata Station 076
Nagano Station 078
Matsumoto Station 080
Kofu Station 081
Toyama Station 082
Kanazawa Station 084
Fukui Station 086
Tsuruga Station 087
Famous confectionery 088, featuring the unique characteristics of Hokuriku and Koshinetsu
Naoetsu Station 088
Shin-Takaoka Station 088
Awara Onsen Station 089
Karuizawa Station 089
Idae Station 090
Fujisan Station 090
Chapter 5 Tokai 091
Shizuoka Station 092
Atami Station 094
Hamamatsu Station 095
Nagoya Station 096
Toyohashi Station 099
Gifu Station 100
Iseshi Station 101
102 famous confections featuring Tokai's unique characteristics
Izukyu-Shimoda Station 102
Izukogen Station 102
Mishima Station 102
Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station 103
Tsu Station 103
Toba Station 104
Yamaoka Station 104
Nakatsugawa Station 104
Ena Station 105
Takayama Station 105
Gujo Hachiman Station 106
Chapter 6 Kinki 107
Kyoto Station 108
Nara Station 111
Shin-Osaka Station 113
Sannomiya Station 116
Shin-Kobe Station 118
Himeji Station 119
Wakayama Station 120
121 famous confections featuring Kinki's specialties
Maibara Station 121
Hikone Station 121
Kusatsu Station 122
Uji Station 122
Address: 123
Kushimoto Station 123
Tennoji Station 123
Shirahama Station 124
Chapter 7 Chugoku 125
Okayama Station 126
Hiroshima Station 128
Tottori Station 131
Matsue Station 133
Shin-Yamaguchi Station 135
Onomichi Station 138
139 Famous Confections Featuring the Characteristics of Chugoku
Izumoshi Station 139
Kurashiki Station 140
Kurayoshi Station 140
Tsuyama Station 141
Fukuyama Station 141
Shimonoseki Station 142
Chapter 8 Shikoku 143
Takamatsu Station 144
Tokushima Station 146
Kochi Station 148
Matsuyama Station 150
152 Famous Confections Featuring Shikoku's Characteristics
Sakaide Station 152
Kanon area 152
Niihama Station 153
Iyosaijo Station 153
Uwajima Station 154
Chapter 9 Kyushu 155
Hakata Station 156
Kokura Station 158
Saga Station 159
Beppu Station 160
Oita Station 162
Miyazaki Station 164
Kumamoto Station 166
Nagasaki Station 169
Sasebo Station 171
Kagoshima Chuo Station 172
175 Famous Confections Featuring Kyushu's Characteristics
Omuta Station 175
Takeo Onsen Station 175
Arita Station 175
Column 2.
In Search of "Railroad Sweets" - Masami Tsubouchi 176
Prologue 010
Column 1.
Did Japan's "Omiyage Culture" Begin on the Railways?! - Yuichiro Suzuki 011
Chapter 1 Hokkaido 017
Sapporo Station 018
Otaru Station 022
Hakodate Station 023
Asahikawa Station 026
Kushiro Station 027
Hokkaido's signature confectionery 028
Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Station 028
Higashi-Muroran Station 028
Tomakomai Station 029
Obihiro Station 029
Kitami Station 030
Wakkanai Station 030
Chapter 2 Tohoku 031
Shin-Aomori Station 032
Morioka Station 035
Akita Station 038
Sendai Station 041
Yamagata Station 044
Fukushima Station 045
Koriyama Station 046
Tohoku's Specialty Confectionery 047
Hirosaki Station 047
Hachinohe Station 048
Ichinoseki Station 048
Ofunato Station 049
Miyako Station 049
Kakunodate Station 049
Akayu Station 050
Matsushimakaigan Station 050
Iwaki Station 050
Tsuruoka Station 051
Nihonmatsu Station 051
Aizuwakamatsu Station 052
Chapter 3 Kanto 053
Tokyo Station 054
Mito Station 057
Tobu Nikko Station 058
Utsunomiya Station 059
Takasaki Station 061
Kawagoe Station 063
Ueno Station 065
Shin-Yokohama Station 066
Kamakura Station 067
Chiba Station 070
Kanto's signature confectionery 071
Shinagawa Station 071
Asakusa Station 071
Omiya Station 072
Nasushiobara Station 072
Kumagaya Station 073
Inubo Station 073
Narita Station 073
Awakamogawa Station 074
Tateyama Station 074
Odawara Station 074
Chapter 4 Hokuriku and Koshin-etsu 075
Niigata Station 076
Nagano Station 078
Matsumoto Station 080
Kofu Station 081
Toyama Station 082
Kanazawa Station 084
Fukui Station 086
Tsuruga Station 087
Famous confectionery 088, featuring the unique characteristics of Hokuriku and Koshinetsu
Naoetsu Station 088
Shin-Takaoka Station 088
Awara Onsen Station 089
Karuizawa Station 089
Idae Station 090
Fujisan Station 090
Chapter 5 Tokai 091
Shizuoka Station 092
Atami Station 094
Hamamatsu Station 095
Nagoya Station 096
Toyohashi Station 099
Gifu Station 100
Iseshi Station 101
102 famous confections featuring Tokai's unique characteristics
Izukyu-Shimoda Station 102
Izukogen Station 102
Mishima Station 102
Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station 103
Tsu Station 103
Toba Station 104
Yamaoka Station 104
Nakatsugawa Station 104
Ena Station 105
Takayama Station 105
Gujo Hachiman Station 106
Chapter 6 Kinki 107
Kyoto Station 108
Nara Station 111
Shin-Osaka Station 113
Sannomiya Station 116
Shin-Kobe Station 118
Himeji Station 119
Wakayama Station 120
121 famous confections featuring Kinki's specialties
Maibara Station 121
Hikone Station 121
Kusatsu Station 122
Uji Station 122
Address: 123
Kushimoto Station 123
Tennoji Station 123
Shirahama Station 124
Chapter 7 Chugoku 125
Okayama Station 126
Hiroshima Station 128
Tottori Station 131
Matsue Station 133
Shin-Yamaguchi Station 135
Onomichi Station 138
139 Famous Confections Featuring the Characteristics of Chugoku
Izumoshi Station 139
Kurashiki Station 140
Kurayoshi Station 140
Tsuyama Station 141
Fukuyama Station 141
Shimonoseki Station 142
Chapter 8 Shikoku 143
Takamatsu Station 144
Tokushima Station 146
Kochi Station 148
Matsuyama Station 150
152 Famous Confections Featuring Shikoku's Characteristics
Sakaide Station 152
Kanon area 152
Niihama Station 153
Iyosaijo Station 153
Uwajima Station 154
Chapter 9 Kyushu 155
Hakata Station 156
Kokura Station 158
Saga Station 159
Beppu Station 160
Oita Station 162
Miyazaki Station 164
Kumamoto Station 166
Nagasaki Station 169
Sasebo Station 171
Kagoshima Chuo Station 172
175 Famous Confections Featuring Kyushu's Characteristics
Omuta Station 175
Takeo Onsen Station 175
Arita Station 175
Column 2.
In Search of "Railroad Sweets" - Masami Tsubouchi 176
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GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: April 30, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 180 pages | 384g | 148*210*12mm
- ISBN13: 9791198727886
- ISBN10: 1198727888
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