Hyperlocal Tokyo

A charming shop with delicious candies. The three staff members demonstrating the candy-making process were all wearing masks properly. I think the candy-cutting experience is a good deal, as it comes with two bags of candy.

This seems to be a specialty candy store. They have candy-making demonstrations and even offer hands-on experiences. I bought the "Yamapp Salt Candy Bag" for 815 yen. It's like a kin-taro ame (a type of traditional Japanese candy) but with salt. It was colorful, fun to look at, and delicious to eat. The store was packed with fun candies. It's a great place for young children and adults who love candy.

The food was delicious and cute. It might be good as a small souvenir, but I bought it for the first time and it was a bit pricey. Also, the female staff member was a bit disorganized and the checkout was slow, perhaps because she was working the register alone. If you want to encourage people to add you on LINE, it would be better to announce it beforehand rather than at the checkout.

A stylish and cute candy shop with delicious treats! ♡ The candies look hard but are actually soft. ♡ The flavors are unique and incredibly delicious. I think they would make great souvenirs or gifts. ^^

A new shop has opened in the passageway leading to the newly built Villa Fontaine Hotel from Haneda Airport Terminal 3. They have candy-making demonstrations, which always draw a crowd. While the demonstration is going on, a sweet and delicious aroma fills the shop, making you feel happy. The demonstration times are prominently displayed, so even if you miss it, you can check when it's happening. Papabubble's candies are fun, with seasonal variations like Christmas and Halloween versions. They're tart and delicious, and I love them. I often use them as gifts for friends or small presents, and they're always well-received. They have a wide variety of flavors, including fruit, and the cute designs are incredibly stylish.