さばせ Dà Fú - 海陽町

I chose to buy souvenirs from Shikoku, traditional Japanese sweets. The reason was that this place had high ratings on Google Maps. There were two types of daif... read more I chose to buy souvenirs from Shikoku, traditional Japanese sweets. The reason was that this place had high ratings on Google Maps. There were two types of daifuku, priced at 70 yen each. They were a good size and had a mild sweetness. The brown one had a hint of cinnamon flavor. I believe that local sweets loved by the people of the area are the best souvenirs to take home from a trip, rather than vacuum-packed manju from a souvenir shop. Thank you for the delicious treat. It was wonderful.

This is a nostalgic taste of daifuku that has been around for a long time. It is still 70 yen for one, but the standard price is 700 yen for a set of 10. It is... read more This is a nostalgic taste of daifuku that has been around for a long time. It is still 70 yen for one, but the standard price is 700 yen for a set of 10. It is a perfect companion for a drive or a pilgrimage. I hope that they will continue to cherish the traditional Japanese sweets of southern Tokushima Prefecture for a long time to come. Please be aware that they close at 6 p.m. and open at 8 a.m. Also, as shown in the picture, please enjoy within three days.

The restaurant sells by the box. My friend has a large family, so they buy in bulk! I hear they also have spring specials like yomogi daifuku, I would love to t... read more The restaurant sells by the box. My friend has a large family, so they buy in bulk! I hear they also have spring specials like yomogi daifuku, I would love to try the yomogi as well. I heard it is under new management now.