Warabi Mochi in Togoshi-Ginza — Soft, Bouncy, Kinako-Dusted

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Warabi mochi on a skewer—soft, jelly-like cubes dusted with fragrant kinako—easy to enjoy right in Togoshi-Ginza.

Last updated: 2025-11-09

Warabi-mochi skewers at Tsuzumi Dango in Togoshi-Ginza — soft, bouncy, kinako-dusted texture

Introduction

Warabi mochi is a Kansai-born classic: translucent, springy cubes rolled in roasted soybean powder (kinako). At Togoshi-Ginza, you can enjoy it as a handy skewer while strolling the shopping street.


What to Try

Order the warabi mochi skewer. The kinako adds a toasty aroma, and the texture is tender and bouncy rather than chewy. Tsuzumi Dango also sells other wagashi such as mitarashi dango and daifuku, all with charming looks. There’s a bench out front, so take a short break between your Togoshi-Ginza stops.


Tokyo or Trip?

Togoshi-Ginza blends everyday local life with easy treats for visitors. Along one compact street you’ll find regional flavors and simple Japanese sweets—no travel needed to taste a bit of tradition. That’s why this experience is Great-in-Tokyo.


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