Located in the beautiful town of Komono in Mie Prefecture, Hinodeya Confectionery is a long-established store offering Japanese sweets with a rich local flavor. Founded in the 1950s, it has been loved by locals for many years, and continues to pursue new flavors while preserving tradition. Their "Yunohana Senbei" is a nostalgic carbonated rice cracker that is light and crunchy with a subtle sweetness and unique texture.
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A cozy ``anniversary inn'' located in a hot spring town with a history of 1,300 years. Inside the hotel, there is a lot of handmade hospitality created by young staff who work closely with customers. Conveniently located, approximately 60 minutes by car from urban Nagoya, and approximately 30 minutes from Nagashima Resort Yanabana no Sato and Suzuka Circuit. The colorful and vibrant dishes that make use of locally produced and locally consumed ingredients are also full of charm! The hot spring inn, which welcomes children and is full of fun activities, is frequented by many repeat guests with small children.
Yunoyama Deep Steamed Ise Tea Manju
These buns are made with plenty of Ise tea kneaded into the dough and shaped into a leaf shape that evokes the nature and tea fields of Yunoyama Onsen. They are castella-baked buns stuffed with moderately sweet bean paste.
Ropeway waffle
The crispy plain waffles are packed in a bright red package shaped like the Gozaisho Ropeway. I wonder what to put in the can after I've finished eating them...
Egg crackers Yunoyama Ondo
Swaying, swaying, swaying, swaying, the steam from the hot spring swaying ♪♪
This rice cracker comes with packaging depicting the Yunoyama Ondo dance. It is a nostalgic egg rice cracker made with local low-calorie eggs.
The Gozaisho Ropeway is cutely and meticulously lined up even on the side of the packaging.
A sign for Hinodeya Confectionery at the foot of the Suzuka Mountains
Parking is also available.
The store and factory was stylishly renovated and opened this spring.
There are many sweets that have been talked about on TV. Very popular sweets are available for pre-order, so you have to wait in line...
There is also a booth for Hinodeya Confectionery at the IRODORIKOYO shop in Yunoyama Onsen, Mie Prefecture. The nostalgic packaging makes you feel warm and fuzzy.
Panoramic view of IRODORIKOYO in Yunoyama Onsen, Mie Prefecture
The cute red open-air bath at IRODORIKOYO
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