【SHORAKUEN】New release of “SHORAKUEN Bonbon,” a cute candy box both inside and outside the box

2023.07.30

From SHORAKUEN, a Japanese and Western confectionery store that opened in January 2023 based on the concept of a souvenir shop in Peach Blossom Land, comes a box of colorful Kyo-ame and kompeito candy, perfect as a souvenir or gift.

The “SHORAKUEN Bonbons” are packaged with motifs of endangered and extinct species of animals native to Japan. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to NACS-J, the Nature Conservation Society of Japan, which works to conserve some 3,600 species of endangered creatures in Japan.

Price: 1,440yen (tax included) (take-out only)
Net weight: 80g

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SHORAKUEN TEA SALON & BOUTIQUE opened in January 2023 in Yoyogi Uehara, offering a variety of confections including a new interpretation of Japanese sweets made with Western techniques using Japanese ingredients and motifs.

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