Tanaka Hashiten
Used for centuries as a part of tea ceremonies, Hangetsu side plates take their name from the half moon that they resemble. A beautiful partner to Japanese sweets, this Japan-made plate from Tanaka Hashiten features a delightful 4 seasons design.
*Not Dishwasher, Oven or Microwave Friendly
Seiki
An indulgent yet refreshing bite sized mochi treat. Inside the mochi, made with melon puree, you’ll find a white chocolate filling, blending fruity and rich profiles for an addictive treat. Don’t worry though - they are wrapped individually for your convenience.
Hokushin Foods
On a hot July day, nothing will refresh you quite like Yubari Melon Jelly. Famed for their mellow and sweet flavor, you can enjoy the juicy flavor and texture of the Hokkaido grown melon that’s incorporated into this jelly.
To enjoy, you can first chill it in the refrigerator to enjoy it as a jelly, or try freezing it to enjoy it as a sorbet.
Tengudou Takarabune
Another mochi delight made by Tengudou Takarabune, this treat features another gem - milk sourced from Nanae-cho in Hokkaido, famed for its rich flavor. Enjoy the creamy flavor and chewy texture in this unmissable mochi.
*Wrapped in edible Oblaat
Ash Foods
Made with milk sourced in Hokkaido and a generous helping of cheese baked into the dough, this rich and moist pound cake is perfect for sharing over tea thanks to its balanced rich and sweet flavors.
Wakasaya Honpo
When you want to add a little luxury to your snack, these sandwich cookies do not disappoint. In between two butter-scented galette cookies, you’ll find a layer of mellow melon cream, made with the world famous Yubari Melon - grown in Hokkaido.
Tengudou Takarabune
Originally eaten by the first explorers in Hokkaido, Kibi Dango has strong ties to the region. And thanks to its sweet flavor and chewy texture, it has retained its popularity for centuries. With a recipe perfected over 50 years, we’re proud to feature Tengudou Takarabune Kibi Dango this month.
Wakasaya Honpo
Truly the pride of Hokkaido can be felt in this delicious Dorayaki. Made with Hokkaido grown wheat and azuki red beans, this voluminous dorayaki is a sweet treat popular with all ages.
Maruhiko Confectionery
Using Hokkaido grown sweetcorn, these senbei feature the sweet and savory flavor and scent of sweetcorn roasted in soy sauce - giving you a taste of Japanese summer barbeque.
Kashiwadou
Enjoy the combination of crispy and crunchy monaka wafers that sandwich a layer of soft and refreshing melon cream. The perfect way to add a fruity crunch to your tea time.
Iwatsuka Confectionery
Made with buttermilk powder sourced from 100% Hokkaido produced milk, honey and kinako are generously applied to this crunchy senbei to give it a luxuriously sweet flavor.
Maruhiko Confectionery
Balancing out the Hokkaido sweets, Hearty Age (Fried) Mochi is made with 3 types of natural salt and Hokkaido grown kelp. A salty and crunchy bitesize snack you won’t be able to put down.
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Hokkaido is also known for being the birth place of the world famous Yubari Melon, renowned for its sweet and refreshing flavor.
Alongside this, Hokkaido milk is beloved countrywide, being thought of as the highest quality in Japan.
Tanaka Hashiten
Used for centuries as a part of tea ceremonies, Hangetsu side plates take their name from the half moon that they resemble. A beautiful partner to Japanese sweets, this Japan-made plate from Tanaka Hashiten features a delightful 4 seasons design.
*Not Dishwasher, Oven or Microwave Friendly
Seiki
An indulgent yet refreshing bite sized mochi treat. Inside the mochi, made with melon puree, you’ll find a white chocolate filling, blending fruity and rich profiles for an addictive treat. Don’t worry though - they are wrapped individually for your convenience.
Hokushin Foods
On a hot July day, nothing will refresh you quite like Yubari Melon Jelly. Famed for their mellow and sweet flavor, you can enjoy the juicy flavor and texture of the Hokkaido grown melon that’s incorporated into this jelly.
To enjoy, you can first chill it in the refrigerator to enjoy it as a jelly, or try freezing it to enjoy it as a sorbet.
Mannen
Balancing bitter matcha with fruity and acidic peach, this delightful tea by Mannen is the perfect way to wash away summer fatigue of a July day.
Tengudou Takarabune
Another mochi delight made by Tengudou Takarabune, this treat features another gem - milk sourced from Nanae-cho in Hokkaido, famed for its rich flavor. Enjoy the creamy flavor and chewy texture in this unmissable mochi.
*Wrapped in edible Oblaat
Ash Foods
Made with milk sourced in Hokkaido and a generous helping of cheese baked into the dough, this rich and moist pound cake is perfect for sharing over tea thanks to its balanced rich and sweet flavors.
Wakasaya Honpo
When you want to add a little luxury to your snack, these sandwich cookies do not disappoint. In between two butter-scented galette cookies, you’ll find a layer of mellow melon cream, made with the world famous Yubari Melon - grown in Hokkaido.
Tengudou Takarabune
Originally eaten by the first explorers in Hokkaido, Kibi Dango has strong ties to the region. And thanks to its sweet flavor and chewy texture, it has retained its popularity for centuries. With a recipe perfected over 50 years, we’re proud to feature Tengudou Takarabune Kibi Dango this month.
Wakasaya Honpo
Truly the pride of Hokkaido can be felt in this delicious Dorayaki. Made with Hokkaido grown wheat and azuki red beans, this voluminous dorayaki is a sweet treat popular with all ages.
Maruhiko Confectionery
Using Hokkaido grown sweetcorn, these senbei feature the sweet and savory flavor and scent of sweetcorn roasted in soy sauce - giving you a taste of Japanese summer barbeque.
Kashiwadou
Enjoy the combination of crispy and crunchy monaka wafers that sandwich a layer of soft and refreshing melon cream. The perfect way to add a fruity crunch to your tea time.
Iwatsuka Confectionery
Made with buttermilk powder sourced from 100% Hokkaido produced milk, honey and kinako are generously applied to this crunchy senbei to give it a luxuriously sweet flavor.
Bairindo
A moist and rich sable cookie, much loved by sweet tooths in Japan. It uses two types of chewy raisins, dipped in rum and baked to perfection.
Maruhiko Confectionery
Balancing out the Hokkaido sweets, Hearty Age (Fried) Mochi is made with 3 types of natural salt and Hokkaido grown kelp. A salty and crunchy bitesize snack you won’t be able to put down.
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