Operated by Kizuki Shoji LLC, Kuo Yuanye Nihonbashi is the first overseas store of Kuo Yuanye, a long-established Taiwanese confectionery shop in Taipei with over 150 years of history, founded in 1867. We will be showcasing a wide variety of products in the Nihonbashi area, which has been the center of Japanese trade for 400 years. In addition to classic items like Taiwanese rakugan and pineapple confectionery, we also carry modern products created in collaboration with designers. https://www.instagram.com/kuoyuanye.nihonbashi/
Following our first pop-up store in Tokyo, "Shibuya Scramble Square," we will be opening a one-week limited-time store in the "Food Collection" on the first basement floor of Shinjuku Isetan, a sweets hub, from August 12, 2020. This is the season to express gratitude, and we are pleased to introduce gift packages from Kuo Yuanye Nihonbashi.
1. Plum Blossom Assortment Gift Package
The elegant purple-based box is dotted with Kuo Yuanyi's brand pattern, "Plum Blossom," representing a mindset that focuses on both taste and design. You can choose several sweets, tea bags, etc. from our extensive selection and arrange the gift to suit the recipient.
(A separate box fee of 200 yen (excluding tax) will be charged.)
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4 pineapple cakes + 5 Rakugan + 6 Alishan Oolong Tea
4 tapioca milk tea cakes + 5 Rakugan + 6 Mikkou Black Tea
2. Guo Yuanyi Gift Set
This gift box contains six cakes, and you can choose any combination of two of our classic pineapple cakes and our new popular tapioca milk tea cake.
(A separate box fee of 150 yen (excluding tax) will be charged.)
3. Petit gift package
The heart-shaped petals represent a four-leaf clover. Finding a four-leaf clover is said to bring good fortune, so why not fill it with four types of rakugan, representing hope, sincerity, love, and luck, and give it to someone special!
(An additional 50 yen (excluding tax) will be charged for the box)
In addition to these three types of gift packaging, we also offer boxed products incorporating Taiwanese designs and a variety of gift wrapping paper.
[Introducing limited edition products]
Taiwanese rakugan "Peace, Peace, Peace" and "Great Fortune, Great Lift"
A modern confection that is a transformation of traditional Taiwanese rakugan. In Taiwan, these popular treats are shaped like apples and mandarins, fruits that represent peace, good fortune, and wealth, and are available in pineapple oolong tea and strawberry black tea flavors. Even the sesame matcha leaves are carefully crafted, making them an auspicious gift.
[About Guo Yuan Ye]
In 1708, the ancestors of the Guo family emigrated to Taiwan from Fujian Province, China. In 1867, Guo Shuzhen opened a small pastry shop in Shilin, Taipei, using the name of her former residence in Fujian Province, "Yuan Ye."
Each treat is carefully crafted using techniques passed down through generations, and each bite is filled with a deep flavor that will transport you to memories of the good old days. Guo Yuan Yeh began as a tiny shop without even a sign, but today, it is committed to preserving Taiwanese culture and traditions, and its name, along with its beautiful sweets, is known throughout Taiwan.
While preserving its 150-year-old traditions, the shop has collaborated with emerging designers to create a variety of products. In addition, in an effort to promote tourism in Taiwan, it has developed collaborative products with the Taiwan Tourism Bureau and Taipei City's mascots, creating a buzz among young people in Malaysia, Thailand, and other Asian countries.
Guo Yuan Yeh is not only Taiwan's most traditional confectionery shop, but also a symbol of modern Taiwanese cake culture.
[About Guo Yuan Yeh Nihonbashi Store]
Founded in 1867, this is the first overseas store of Guo Yuan Yeh, a long-established Taipei confectionery shop with over 150 years of history. We will be showcasing a wide variety of products in the Nihonbashi area, which has been Japan's economic and trade center for 400 years. In addition to classic products such as Taiwanese rakugan and pineapple candy, we also carry modern products created in collaboration with designers.
Address: Eslite Spectrum Nihonbashi, COREDO Muromachi Terrace 2F, 3-2-1 Muromachi, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Business hours: 10:00AM~9:00PM (currently operating on reduced hours as of June 11th)
Operating company: Kizuki Shoji LLC (info@kizuki.online)
Official website:
https://www.facebook.com/kuoyuanye.nihonbashi/
https://www.instagram.com/kuoyuanye.nihonbashi/
https://twitter.com/kuoyuanye_nhbs
Online shopping site:
https://www.rakuten.co.jp/kuoyuanye/
https://www.amazon.co.jp/stores/page/ABCC1E65-3814-46A3-B194-BBB93F4DAE5A
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Following our first pop-up store in Tokyo, "Shibuya Scramble Square," we will be opening a one-week limited-time store in the "Food Collection" on the first basement floor of Shinjuku Isetan, a sweets hub, from August 12, 2020. This is the season to express gratitude, and we are pleased to introduce gift packages from Kuo Yuanye Nihonbashi.
1. Plum Blossom Assortment Gift Package
The elegant purple-based box is dotted with Kuo Yuanyi's brand pattern, "Plum Blossom," representing a mindset that focuses on both taste and design. You can choose several sweets, tea bags, etc. from our extensive selection and arrange the gift to suit the recipient.
(A separate box fee of 200 yen (excluding tax) will be charged.)
[Photo image]
4 pineapple cakes + 5 Rakugan + 6 Alishan Oolong Tea
4 tapioca milk tea cakes + 5 Rakugan + 6 Mikkou Black Tea
2. Guo Yuanyi Gift Set
This gift box contains six cakes, and you can choose any combination of two of our classic pineapple cakes and our new popular tapioca milk tea cake.
(A separate box fee of 150 yen (excluding tax) will be charged.)
3. Petit gift package
The heart-shaped petals represent a four-leaf clover. Finding a four-leaf clover is said to bring good fortune, so why not fill it with four types of rakugan, representing hope, sincerity, love, and luck, and give it to someone special!
(An additional 50 yen (excluding tax) will be charged for the box)
In addition to these three types of gift packaging, we also offer boxed products incorporating Taiwanese designs and a variety of gift wrapping paper.
[Introducing limited edition products]
Taiwanese rakugan "Peace, Peace, Peace" and "Great Fortune, Great Lift"
A modern confection that is a transformation of traditional Taiwanese rakugan. In Taiwan, these popular treats are shaped like apples and mandarins, fruits that represent peace, good fortune, and wealth, and are available in pineapple oolong tea and strawberry black tea flavors. Even the sesame matcha leaves are carefully crafted, making them an auspicious gift.
[About Guo Yuan Ye]
In 1708, the ancestors of the Guo family emigrated to Taiwan from Fujian Province, China. In 1867, Guo Shuzhen opened a small pastry shop in Shilin, Taipei, using the name of her former residence in Fujian Province, "Yuan Ye."
Each treat is carefully crafted using techniques passed down through generations, and each bite is filled with a deep flavor that will transport you to memories of the good old days. Guo Yuan Yeh began as a tiny shop without even a sign, but today, it is committed to preserving Taiwanese culture and traditions, and its name, along with its beautiful sweets, is known throughout Taiwan.
While preserving its 150-year-old traditions, the shop has collaborated with emerging designers to create a variety of products. In addition, in an effort to promote tourism in Taiwan, it has developed collaborative products with the Taiwan Tourism Bureau and Taipei City's mascots, creating a buzz among young people in Malaysia, Thailand, and other Asian countries.
Guo Yuan Yeh is not only Taiwan's most traditional confectionery shop, but also a symbol of modern Taiwanese cake culture.
[About Guo Yuan Yeh Nihonbashi Store]
Founded in 1867, this is the first overseas store of Guo Yuan Yeh, a long-established Taipei confectionery shop with over 150 years of history. We will be showcasing a wide variety of products in the Nihonbashi area, which has been Japan's economic and trade center for 400 years. In addition to classic products such as Taiwanese rakugan and pineapple candy, we also carry modern products created in collaboration with designers.
Address: Eslite Spectrum Nihonbashi, COREDO Muromachi Terrace 2F, 3-2-1 Muromachi, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Business hours: 10:00AM~9:00PM (currently operating on reduced hours as of June 11th)
Operating company: Kizuki Shoji LLC (info@kizuki.online)
Official website:
https://www.facebook.com/kuoyuanye.nihonbashi/
https://www.instagram.com/kuoyuanye.nihonbashi/
https://twitter.com/kuoyuanye_nhbs
Online shopping site:
https://www.rakuten.co.jp/kuoyuanye/
https://www.amazon.co.jp/stores/page/ABCC1E65-3814-46A3-B194-BBB93F4DAE5A
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