The handmade cookies are great for souvenirs or a small thank-you gift, they're cute with animal-shaped molds, and there's a wide variety. They start from the 100-yen range per piece, but the animal ones are very small, so they feel expensive. I don't think this is a shop to buy for yourself. I tried the corn flavor, but it was moist rather than crispy. I didn't find it particularly delicious. The shop is set a little back from the road, so it's hard to casually walk in.

There were lots of cute cookies. The prices are on the high side.

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I passed by in a car, was somehow curious, and dropped in on a whim. When I opened the door, I felt wrapped in a sweet fragrance, and that alone lifted my mood, and then there were so many cute cookies, I wanted to buy every kind. They were about 70 yen to 300 yen each, but since they're this cute I thought it was fine, so the price didn't bother me. As for the taste, I like sweet things, so it was very delicious! For those who don't like sweets, there's a potato cookie that I think they can probably enjoy! Anyway, it's a shop I want to go to again!

I'd been curious about it and finally got to visit! The shop has lots of cute cookies, recommended for souvenirs or birthday presents ✨ The owner, Hiro-san, was also very kind and chatted with us about many things (^_^) I'd like to visit again \(^o^)/

I thought this was a cookie specialty shop, but it seems that's no longer the case. The location and building are the same, but the shop is different. It seems they now run a business in outdoor goods, roast chicken, and wine.