welcome to Japan!
Are you looking for matcha sweets souvenirs during your stay?
In Japan, where the tea culture has developed, matcha is also used in sweets.
Japan’s unique matcha sweets are perfect as souvenirs.
Matcha sweets are perfect for Japanese souvenirs
Kyoto is the home of tea.
Kyoto’s matcha sweets are the best in Japan.
If you’re looking for a delicious matcha sweets souvenir, we’d like to introduce you to some best selected sweets.
Who recommends maccha sweets?
Wouldn’t you like to introduce your delicious souvenirs to someone you know?
My mother is from Kyoto, and I have lived there every year since I was a child, and have since lived there as well.
As someone who knows Kyoto well, this is my recommendation.
Need lots of souvenirs?
Then have everything sent to your hotel!
If you purchase items online after coming to Japan and have them delivered to your hotel, you can just put them in your suitcase even if you buy a lot.
We will also introduce a site where you can order in English (and some in Chinese).
Don’t have time to look for souvenirs?
If you have matcha sweets delivered to your hotel from a recommended shop, you can spend more of your precious travel time sightseeing.
All you have to do is find souvenirs for yourself while traveling!
Of course, you can also order matcha sweets for yourself.
TSUJIRI – the Best shop of Maccha!
TSUJIRI is the most famous maccha shop in Kyoto & in Japan!
If you’re looking for matcha sweets in Japan for the first time, stop by this shop and enjoy the finest matcha. We also have the best lineup of souvenirs.
It’s famous, so your relatives and friends who are interested in Japan will definitely be happy!
TSUJIRI online shop
Standard items will arrive in 3 days!
Best 5 maccha souvenir!
No.1 “Tsujiri no sato” maccha sweets 48pc set
“Tsujiri no Sato” is Gion Tsujiri’s most popular matcha confectionery, which is made by wrapping rich stone-ground matcha cream in a carefully baked thin rolled rice cracker.
Uses plenty of Uji matcha.
The moment it melts in your mouth, you’ll be greeted with a rich matcha aftertaste.
Enjoy the light, crispy texture and the harmony with the matcha cream.
48pc set is the best for families.
from 8pc set are also available.
No.2 Gato Bubu Financier with maccha 6pc set
“Gato Bubu Financier”is a flavorful Japanese financier that combines Gion Tsujiri’s signature Uji matcha and hojicha with rice flour and gyuhi, and is characterized by its chewy texture.
It was born as a “Japanese Financier”
because it combines rice flour baked dough with gyuhi,
a thin rice cake-like ingredient that is rare as a financier ingredient.
Gion Tsujiri continues to take on new challenges in line with the times,
creating sweets that are a fusion of Japanese and Western styles.
The package has an elegant texture and a sophisticated design, making it perfect as a gift.
The black obi represents matcha, and the white obi represents hojicha, creating a simple yet stylish finish.
No.3 Sencha green tea and “Tsujiri no Sato” set
Among the Gion Tsujiri lineup, the particularly popular tea “Sencha Tsujiri 88night” has an easy-to-drink taste that harmonizes the refreshing taste with the mellowness of stem tea.
Packed with Tsujiri no Sato, the most popular matcha confectionery with an irresistible texture of matcha cream and light rolled rice crackers.
No.4 TSUJIRI special tea assortment
This is an assortment where you can enjoy the flavors of 3 types of tea.
An assortment of three particularly popular tea types from the Gion Tsujiri lineup.
“Gyokuro Hekiun” is characterized by its rich sweetness and flavor,
“Kabusecha Kunisei” has a taste between Gyokuro and Sencha,
and “Sencha Senko” has a refreshing astringency and umami.
The three types of Sencha are high-quality teas that have been produced for a long time.
Each set has a different brewing method, so follow the instructions and enjoy the perfect balance of sweetness, umami, bitterness and astringency.
Recommended as a gift for that special person who appreciates truly delicious Japanese tea.
No.5 maccha candy 40g
“Matcha Ame” is a candy that is luxuriously kneaded with stone-ground Uji matcha.
When you take the glossy ball, which shines in a bright deep green color, to your mouth,
the rich matcha taste and aroma spreads in your mouth.
At a reasonable price, many people choose them as souvenirs, making them perfect as small gifts.
Enjoy Japan!
Matcha is a powder with a long history, but it continues to evolve day by day in Japan, where it is used in sweets, drinks, and ice cream.
Be sure to try some of the hottest matcha sweets while you’re in Japan!
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