⏸ Temporarily closed
Google lists it as temporarily closed; on 04/09/2026 the guides (Visit Chiyoda, Tabelog) still gave 11:00–20:00, closed on Sundays, Mondays and public holidays. To be checked.
It has been frying the same sweets since 1930, in a wooden building protected since 2001.
Opened in 1930 in Kanda-Sudachō, it still fries agemanjū (buns filled with sweet beans, cooked in the pan) in the same three-storey wooden building, with the second-floor balustrades carved with bamboo and plum blossoms.
Traditional confectionery from 1930 in Kanda-Sudachō, a three-storey wooden building classified as a ‘Tokyo Selected Historic Building’.
ℹ️ Photographs of the sweets are allowed; of the interior only with the staff's consent.
🚉 Awajicho · 3 min walk
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It is the model for Homura (穂むら), Honoka Kōsaka's family shop: it appears from the very first episode (Honoka leaving home for school, her sister at the window) and in episode 12, when μ's go to visit her after her collapse. The speciality is age-manjū, the fried manjū that in the series becomes the ‘homan’.
Sources: old.seichimap.jp · netatopi.jp
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