Home > ShoppingList > Niki No Kashi
Niki no Kashi maybe one of Ameyoko’s most famous vendors. In business since 1947, Niki no Kashi is a large discount shop for sweets and candies. Part of the attraction is the unusually large selection of dagashi.Part of their selection includes European chocolates, Japanese chocolates, sembei, wagashi, snacks, karintou, and mamegashi (bean sweets). There are chips and snacks, both Japanese and imported, as well as packaged foods including pickles, curries, and spices.
※The word "Dagashi" means Japanese cheap snack foods. It consists of two words, "Da" means futile or negligible and "Kashi" means a snack food or a sweet stuff. Most of them are priced very cheap because the main consumers of them are kids, especially elementary school students.
Opening Hours: 10:00-19:00
Closed: Open every day
Access: 3 minutes walk from JR Okachi machi Station on Yamanote Line
we introduce some popular Japanese snacks!
"Hi-Chew"
Hi-Chew (ハイチュウ Haichū) is a fruit-flavored chewy Japanese candy sold by Morinaga & Company.
"Koala's March"
Koala's March (コアラのマーチ Koara no Māchi) is a bite-sized cookie snack with a sweet filling. Made by Lotte, the product was first released in Japan, and was released in March 1984 as "Koala Yummies" in the United States.
"Jagariko"
Jagariko (じゃがりこ) Crunchy, perfectly seasoned potato sticks made by Calbee, the most recognized potato chip maker in Japan.
Kat manufactured and sold by Nestle has obtained Halal certification. The flavor that is popular with tourists is Kit Kat matcha (green tea flavor).
There are some kind of DIY making kit. You can make small hamburger or doughnuts, Lunch Box, sushi etc...
This is very popular especially for kids!
Near