Discover the Charm of Kyoto’s Traditional Sweets at Tsuruya Yoshinobu!

Founded over 220 years ago, Tsuruya Yoshinobu is a historic Kyoto confectionery with its main store in Nishijin. With three unique locations, there are plenty of ways to enjoy their exquisite sweets! To taste tradition, visit the main store and savor authentic wagashi in a charming setting. Near Kyoto Station? Stop by IRODORI, a cozy café for a casual wagashi experience. Or, for something special, head to their factory store for exclusive, freshly made sweets straight from the source! Add it to your Kyoto itinerary for a sweet experience!

Experience Wagashi Artistry Up Close at the Charming Main Store
Exclusive to This Location! Try the Freshly Made "Dekitate Tubara Tubara" at the Factory Store
Colorful, Limited-Edition Wagashi at IRODORI – Just Steps from Kyoto Station!
Perfect for a Shinkansen Wait! Enjoy Japanese Sweets at IRODORI Café

Experience Wagashi Artistry Up Close at the Charming Main Store

Nestled in the historic streets of Kyoto’s Nishijin district, the main store offers a beautifully traditional setting complete with a tea room and garden. Watch skilled wagashi artisans craft delicate sweets right before your eyes, then savor freshly made namagashi with a bowl of matcha. It’s the perfect spot for those looking to immerse themselves in Japanese culture at a relaxed pace.

Exclusive to This Location! Try the Freshly Made "Dekitate Tubara Tubara" at the Factory Store

Located in Kameoka City, the FACTORY Store offers a special treat you won’t find anywhere else—"Dekitate(Fleshly Made) Tubara Tubara." Available only two days each month, this exclusive wagashi is a freshly made version of Tsuruya Yoshinobu’s popular baked sweet, "Tubara Tubara." Sales end once they sell out. Don't forget to check the official website before visiting!

Colorful, Limited-Edition Wagashi at IRODORI – Just Steps from Kyoto Station!

Located right by Kyoto Station, IRODORI offers exclusive sweets you won’t find anywhere else. Their signature kohakuto (crystalized sugar candy) is as beautiful as it is portable, making it a perfect Kyoto souvenir! Available in five flavors, including jasmine, seasonal varieties appear in spring and fall.

Perfect for a Shinkansen Wait! Enjoy Japanese Sweets at IRODORI Café

At IRODORI Café, you can indulge in delicious Japanese sweets. A must-try is "Kyo Fuwawa," a rich and creamy Japanese tea-based drink. It pairs perfectly with "Nama Tubara," a soft and chewy baked treat filled with a generous amount of mascarpone-infused sweet bean paste.