Sembikiya-Sohonten
Nihonbashi Sembikiya-Sohonten was established in 1834 by Benzo, a samurai from Sembikimura, Saitama-gun, Musashi Province (present-day Koshigaya City, Saitama Prefecture), as a "mizugashi (fruit) yasuuri place" in Nihonbashi Fukiya-cho (present-day Nihonbashi Ningyocho 3-chome).
In 1868, the company moved to Nihonbashi-Muromachi, where the main store is now located, and later opened branch stores in Kyobashi and Ginza. We have also introduced fruits from all over the world through our “De’meter" restaurant, where you can enjoy fruit dinners, and fruit parlors.
We have continued to deliver the finest fruits from all over the world with all our hearts.
Mille feuille
In French, mille means “thousand” and feuille means “leaf,” so mille-feuille means “a thousand leaves.” Each aromatic fruit flavor is sealed in with finely layered puff pastry and rich, exceptionally smooth chocolate.
The aromatic flavors of each fruit are locked in a layer of fine pastry dough and rich, mellow chocolate.
Fruity Cookies – Rum Raisin
Cookies packed in a tin decorated with Sembikiya’s wrapping paper pattern. With each bite, the fruity aroma of rum raisin gently fills the mouth. These indulgent cookies are carefully baked with rich cultured butter, which has a subtle tang.
Triple selection
This assortment features carefully selected baked goods from Sembikiya. Enjoy a wide variety of sweets.
・Fruit Financier
Baked with a luxurious blend of Spanish almond powder (Marcona variety) and rich, deep-flavored fermented butter, this fragrant cookie is a delight.
• Fruit Cake
A baked confection in which fruit takes center stage. To bring out the fruit’s natural, refined sweetness, plenty of fresh butter is carefully mixed in over time. The cake is then slowly baked in a large mold, creating a smooth texture in which fruit and batter come together.
・Fruity Cookie Rum Raisin
The fruity aroma of rum raisin spreads softly in your mouth. These luxurious cookies are carefully baked with rich fermented butter that has a subtle tartness.
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