Matsushimaya

A long-established Japanese sweets shop founded in 1918.
Considered one of Tokyo’s top three soybean daifuku, Matsushimaya’s mame daifuku are salty and have preserved their traditional flavor.
The mitarashi dango was introduced on TV and is so popular that it is sold out within 30 minutes of the start of sales!

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