如果只是想嘗試一些地道的日本甜點,Tanoya 絕對是一個不容錯過的好地方。
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Aso Confectionery Tanoya
Famous for its "Tanoshu," filled generously with rich, fresh custard cream.
Located in the Monzenmachi shopping street near Aso Shrine, this patisserie is run by the third-generation patissier and owner, Masafumi Tano. The shop’s specialty is the "Tanoshu," crafted with Tano's dedication to fresh cream. The choux pastry, topped with roasted almonds, is filled with custard cream made with pure fresh cream that flows out deliciously. Despite using a rich cream with 48% milk fat, Tano’s exceptional skills ensure the taste remains light and delightful.
The shop also offers a variety of original pastries, including the seasonal "Ichigo no Rare Daifuku," which features strawberries wrapped in a thin skin with fresh cream and rare cheese. The strawberries are sourced directly from producers in Aso, including varieties such as "Sagahonoka" and "Koiminori." There is also a café space within the shop, making it a perfect spot for a break before or after visiting Aso Shrine. Be sure to try the Wiener coffee, topped with fresh cream.
Highlights
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The "Tanoshu," created by fresh cream artisan Masafumi Tano, is a must-try.
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Offers a variety of original pastries, such as the seasonal "Ichigo no Rare Daifuku" made with locally sourced strawberries.
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The eat-in space is perfect for a break while exploring the Monzenmachi shopping street.
Photos
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The "Tanoshu," a signature item of the shop.
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The seasonal "Ichigo no Rare Daifuku."
Official FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have menus in foreign languages or with pictures? (If so, please let us know the languages available.)
No
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Is there free Wi-Fi available in the shop?
No free Wi-Fi available.
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Is it possible to reserve a seat?
No, it isn’t.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 阿蘇お菓子工房 たのや
- Postal Code
- 869-2612
- Address
- 3094 Ichinomiyamachimiyaji, Aso City, Kumamoto
- Telephone
- 0967-22-0255
- Closed
- Wednesdays (if a public holiday, the following day). Every other week, the shop is closed for two consecutive days, Wednesday and Thursday (check Instagram for the calendar).
- Business Hours
- 9:00am - 7:30pm(Weekends and holidays -7:00pm)
- Access
- About 19 minutes walk from JR Miyaji station
- Credit Cards
- Not accepted
- Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)