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Agemanju at Kokonoe
By far my personal favourite in Asakusa, agemanju are a type of fried sweet dumpling. At Kokonoe there are tons of different flavours to choose from, and their warm sweetness is perfect on a crisp, cool day.
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Giant fried chicken at Anshin'ya
Offering a Taiwanese treat, Anshin'ya always has a big queue outside waiting for a taste of their delicious fried chicken that is the size of your head!
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Fruity treats at Ginkado
For something fruity and sweet, Ginkado offers skewered fruit as well as very insta-worthy mochi with entire pieces of fruit in them ð
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Doll-shaped cakes at Kimura Ningyoyaki
Ningyoyaki is a traditional style of red bean cake, where it is pressed into the shape of various characters, important figures, or other traditional cultural symbols.Â
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Traditional ice cream sandwich at Chochin Monaka
A monaka is traditionally a type of crunchy wafer filled with sweet red bean paste, but here they have put a different twist on it and filled the wafers with ice cream!Â
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