Kintoki Manju

Ichinoseki City

Southern Iwate

Michinoku Kawasaki's specialty ``Kintoki Manju''. This is an elegantly sweet manju with a fluffy thin skin and plenty of traditional bean paste. Please use it as a souvenir of your trip or as a gift.

Address: 21-10 Suwamae, Kawasakicho, Ichinoseki City, 029-0202
Business Hours: From 9:00 (ends as soon as it runs out)
Closed: Every Wednesday
Access: Route 1: Ichinoseki Station → [15 minutes by conventional line] Rikuchu Kadozaki Station → [5 minutes by taxi] Kintoki Manju

Route 2: Ichinoseki IC → [40 minutes by car] Kintoki Manju
Inquiries: Kogetsudo Co., Ltd.
Phone number 0191-43-2191
FAX number 0191-43-2233

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