Kansendō
We are "Kashi Kobo Osaka Kansendo" (菓子香房 大阪・甘泉堂), mainly making and selling "hybrid wa-sweets (wagashi)" that incorporate new-style Western ingredients. Our shop is in a hideaway-like spot that makes people think, "Huh? A sweets shop like this in a place like this?" We offer a wide selection of sweets gifts (kashiori) that rival department stores. Starting with "Nama Choco Daifuku" and "Nama Sweet Potato", plus Cafe Dora, Furufuru Milk Warabimochi, Fruit Mizu Yokan and more, we have many products that have won the Best Otoriyose (mail-order) Award. Please stop by.
- 1 Chome-4-18 Hanazonominami, Nishinari Ward, Osaka, 557-0015, Japan
Today · 8:30 am–7 pm
- Thursday: 8:30 am–7 pm
- Friday: 8 am–7:30 pm
- Saturday: 8 am–7:30 pm
- Sunday: 8 am–7:30 pm
- Monday: 8 am–7:30 pm
- Tuesday: 8 am–7:30 pm
- Wednesday: 8 am–7:30 pm
- +81 6-6661-5403
- kansendo-wasweets.shop
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View on GoogleI went to Kansendo in Hanazonocho. It's inside a shopping arcade, but I didn't know there was a shop like this, so it was my first visit. I didn't know what was good, but the daifuku in the showcase looked delicious, so I bought a nama sweet potato daifuku. I ate it at home, and it was pretty tasty 😋 I'd never had a sweet potato daifuku before, so I thought it would make a nice, unusual souvenir too! Thanks for the treat!
View on GoogleThe shop is beautifully decorated, the sweets are pretty and delicious, and the prices are good. I wish the product labels had a little more English. I'm very happy I could bring them back to my country in beautiful condition.
View on GoogleA wagashi shop in the Sunsuku Shopping Street, Hanazono-minami 1-chome, Nishinari-ku, Osaka. Business hours are 8:00–19:30. It's in the Sunsuku Shopping Street and closed only for 3 days at New Year. Starting with nama choco, it offers a wide range of new-style wagashi using Western-style ingredients. Nearest stations: about a 3-minute walk from Exit 3-B of "Hanazonocho Station" on the Osaka Metro Yotsubashi Line, about a 6-minute walk from "Haginochaya Station" on the Nankai Main Line, and about a 6-minute walk from "Imafune Station" on the Hankai Tramway.
View on GoogleI'd seen it online and came to buy some jelly that looked good. Information seemed mixed on whether there was a sales counter, but I was able to buy it just fine. Apparently they'll be moving the shop somewhere nearby soon. I'll UPLOAD it, including the scene of walking to the shop from a nearby coin parking lot
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