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Daimaruya Co., Ltd. Murata Confectionery Store

Morioka City

Central Iwate

Sightseeing SpotsSouvenirsSnacks / sweets

Since its founding in 1952, Daimaruya has carefully examined the raw materials to satisfy even those who are particular about ingredients, and each product is carefully crafted one by one by confectionery artisans who have inherited the tradition. The taste of a long-established store, moist and elegant sweetness, and the fresh sweets are a feast for the eyes.

residence/location
1-9-42 Honmachidori, Morioka-shi, Iwate 020-0015
Business hours/Usage hours
9:00～18:00
Closed
Sunday
Access
Route: Morioka Station → [10 minutes by bus] Prefectural City Hall bus stop → [5 minutes on foot] Daimaruya Murata Confectionery
Inquiries
Daimaruya Murata Confectionery Shop
TEL.019-622-3444
FAX.019-622-3535
Website
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