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Tsukishima Hisae

月島久栄

A shop in Chuo-ku selling freshly baked bread and sweets.

Bread & Pies

Melon Pan
メロンパン
Baked fresh with care. Featured on "Matsuko & Ariyoshi Karisome Tengoku" on July 5, 2017 (Wednesday).
A Japanese sweet bread baked with a sweet cookie dough on top of bread dough. Characterized by its crispy surface and fluffy interior. It is not made with melon juice, but is named after its melon-like shape.
¥180 ≈ $1.00
Apple Pie
アップルパイ
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A confection baked with layers of pie crust wrapped around sweet stewed apples. The crispy crust and sweet and sour apple filling are a perfect match.
¥250 ≈ $2.00
Sweet Potato Pie
スイートポテトパイ
A confection made by wrapping sweet potato paste in pie crust. Enjoy the natural sweetness of sweet potato and its fluffy texture.
¥250 ≈ $2.00
Choco Pie
チョコパイ
Uses Chocolate Bar
A confection baked with pie crust wrapped around a chocolate bar. Characterized by the fragrant aroma of the baked pie and the rich sweetness of the chocolate inside.
¥250 ≈ $2.00
Blueberry Pie
ブルーベリーパイ
A pie filled with blueberries. A dessert with the sweet and tart flavor of fruit and crispy pie crust.
¥280 ≈ $2.00
Lemon Pie
レモンパイ
Uses Cream Cheese
A pie combining the refreshing tartness of lemon with the richness of cream cheese. Enjoy a flavor that is both light and rich.
¥280 ≈ $2.00

Rusk

High Rusk
ハイラスク
A baked confection made by double-baking bread to remove moisture, then seasoning it with sugar, etc. Characterized by its crispy, light texture, it is perfect as a snack.
¥260~ ≈ $2.00
High Rusk Royal
ハイラスクロイヤル
A premium rusk made with even richer ingredients than regular rusks. Enjoy a more mellow aroma and flavor.
¥350~ ≈ $2.00

Other

Soft Serve Ice Cream
ソフトアイス
Smooth soft-serve ice cream. A cold, sweet, and milky dessert.
¥300 ≈ $2.00

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