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Kikurin Dagashiya (Retro Japanese Candy Shop)
Retro Japanese Candy Shop in Tsubasa Street Shopping Arcade
Located in the Tsubasa Street Shopping Arcade, Kikurin Dagashiya (Retro Japanese Candy Shop) overflows with nostalgic Showa-era charm. Inside, you’ll find 150–200 kinds of traditional Japanese snacks (dagashi) starting from just ¥5—turning your visit into a delightful treasure hunt for both kids and adults.
Warm-hearted owner Mr. Kikuchi shares with a smile, “I hope people of all ages can enjoy this old-fashioned candy shop.” Interestingly, the shop’s name “Kikurin” comes from his nickname back in his student days.
With about 10 seats, the cozy eat-in area is perfect for a travel break: savor fluffy kakigori (shaved ice) in summer or warm shiratama zenzai (sweet red bean soup with mochi) in winter. Coffee and other drinks are also available for takeout—ideal for strolling through town.
Why not take a step back in time and experience the retro charm of Izumisano’s downtown streets?
📌 Basic Information
📍 Kikurin Dagashiya (Retro Japanese Candy Shop)
📍 駄菓子屋 きくりん
| 📅 Reservation | Not required |
| 📞 Phone | 080-3851-1271 (Japanese only) |
| 🏠 Address | 10-12 Sakae-cho, Izumisano City |
| 🚉 Access | About 4 minutes on foot from Nankai Main Line Izumisano Station |
| 🚗 Parking | Free parking available for customers using the shopping arcade (please check with the shop for details) |
| 🕒 Business Hours | 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| ❌ Closed | Wednesdays and New Year’s holidays |
| 💴 Average Budget | Around ¥300 |
| 💳 Payment Methods | Cash (Japanese yen), PayPay, Merpay, d-Barai |
📌 Note: Prices include tax. Information may change, so please contact the facility before visiting.
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ℹ️ Detailed Information (Seating & Facilities)
Opened in 2022, this charming retro Japanese candy shop (dagashiya) is filled with nostalgic Showa-era vibes. Inside, about 10 seats offer a cozy eat-in space where you can take a break.
In summer, enjoy fluffy kakigori (shaved ice) in a variety of flavors like strawberry, melon, and mango (¥200). In winter, warm up with shiratama zenzai, made with premium red beans from Hokkaido. Coffee (¥150) and other drinks are also available for takeout—perfect for enjoying as you stroll through town.
⭐ Highlights (Menu & Services)
◆ Dagashi (retro snacks) from just ¥5.
Adults will also love indulging in these nostalgic treats they enjoyed as kids!
・Ramune Candy ¥5
・Umaibo (puffed corn snack) ¥15
・Fukashi (brown sugar wheat snack) ¥30
・Morocco Yogurt (tiny yogurt-flavored sweet in a cup) ¥30
・Kyoei Seika Sakura Mochi (chewy cherry mochi) ¥35
・Miyata’s Young Donuts ¥50
・Tirol Chocolate ¥50
・Neriame (sticky sweet candy paste) ¥70
◆ Try your luck with traditional kuji-gami lottery paper—draw a number and win a prize!
Classic retro toys are ready and waiting, popular with grandparents visiting with their grandchildren.
・Exciting super ball lottery: ¥30 per try
・Toy lottery: ¥100 per try
・Menko (Japanese card flipping game), paper airplanes, paper balloons, and more—each starting from just ¥100.
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