



Full of treats + sencha
Dorayaki, yokan, senbei and sencha, plus a few seasonal treats
The box from our studio shoot. A few seasonal treats change each month.
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Akanemaru dorayaki, rice crackers and konpeito, from our studio shoot of the boxTap a card to look inside.
And the other side? It's in the same box. Every box has both.
From our studio shoot.
Dorayaki, yokan, senbei and sencha for two come in every box.

Dorayaki
Yokan
SenbeiSoft dorayaki, smooth yokan, crisp rice crackers: the sweets Japan has loved for generations, with sencha for two. A few seasonal treats join them and change each month.

straight from
Japan!
Among them: Akanemaru and Aoki Shofuan in Osaka, Chuoken Senbei in Tokyo, Toraya and Tsujiri. Toraya, founded in Kyoto, has made wagashi, Japan's traditional sweets, for five centuries. The sencha is Tsujiri, a tea name that began in Uji, Kyoto, in 1860.



From our videos of the box. A few treats change each month.
Dorayaki, yokan, senbei and sencha for two come in every box. A few seasonal treats change each month, so your box shifts a little with Japan's seasons.
The season windows are illustrations.
One box every month, until you cancel
In December, a few treats change for winter.
Shipping is added at checkout.
Renews every month until you cancel. Cancel online anytime before your next renewal date.
Contents change with the season and availability.
Do you love Japan?
One box every month, until you cancel. You'll see your total before you pay.
2We pack each box in Tokyo and ship it to you.
3No Japanese needed: every treat's English name, ingredients and allergens are listed before you pay.

Lift the lid. Put a few things on a plate: a soft dorayaki, a crisp rice cracker, a slice of yokan. Make a cup of sencha. Try one sweet, then one savory, and find the one you'll reach for again.
From our videos of the box. Plates and cups not included.
WHO PICKS YOUR SWEETS
I choose the sweets for this box. I'm also the kind of person who carries a gokain book, a stamp book you fill by visiting Japan's famous sweet shops.
So every treat in your box is one I'd be happy to find in my own. This box is our way of saying thank you to everyone who loves Japan.

Checkout shows the full amount first. We don't charge sales tax.
We pack each box and send it straight to your door.
Enter their U.S. street address at checkout, and each box goes straight to them.

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Email us before your first delivery ships, and we'll refund it in full, shipping included.

Tell us within 14 days of delivery, and we'll resend it or refund it.
One box every month, until you cancel.
Monthly Plan · one box, every month
Shipping is added at checkout.
Renews every month until you cancel. Cancel online anytime before your next renewal date.
Prices in USD. For adults 18+ with a street address in the 50 U.S. states or D.C. (no P.O. boxes or APO/FPO/DPO). Because we're based in Japan, your card issuer may add a foreign transaction fee. Full terms
One box of Japanese sweets ships from Tokyo every month. Dorayaki, yokan, senbei and sencha for two come in every box, and a few seasonal treats change each month. Each box is $55. Shipping is added at checkout, and both are billed together. It renews every month until you cancel.
Each box ships from Tokyo within 2 to 3 business days. We can't promise a delivery date, since customs checks on food can add time.
Online, anytime. Open Manage my subscription, sign in with the email you used to pay, and choose Cancel subscription. Cancel before your next renewal date to stop the next charge. Deliveries you've already paid for still ship.
Before your first delivery ships, email us from the email address on your order, and we'll refund it in full, shipping included. After a delivery ships, we can't take food back for a change of mind, but if anything arrives damaged or missing, tell us within 14 days of delivery and we'll resend it or refund it.
Yes. Enter their U.S. street address at checkout, and each box goes straight to them.
We list English ingredients and allergens for every treat on our ingredients page before you pay. The packages are labeled in Japanese. Our boxes aren't suitable for anyone with a food allergy. Treats in this box contain wheat, milk, egg, soy and sesame; some contain shrimp or crab (shellfish), fish (bonito or mackerel), pork, chicken extract or gelatin. Several contain honey: do not give honey to children under 12 months. Some contain small amounts of alcohol used in cooking.
Pictures show example deliveries based on our real boxes and treats. A few seasonal treats change each month, and if one runs out, we replace it with a similar Japanese treat.
Adults 18+ who'd like a little Japan at home, with a street address in the 50 U.S. states or D.C. Some treats may be a choking hazard for young children, and several contain honey, so please don't give them to babies under 12 months.
Yes. Email us before your next delivery ships.
Wa means Japanese, as in washoku, Japanese food, and wagashi, Japanese sweets. Each month, we pack a few wagashi in Tokyo for your tea break.
Thank you for loving Japan.
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P.S. Thank you for loving Japan.
We pack each box with our gratitude and the spirit of the season, so your connection to Japan keeps going.
Whichever treat you try first, we hope it makes your day a little brighter.
Ayaka and the Oishii Sweets Tokyo team
Like Ayaka's gokain book: collect 5 stamps on this page.