Amezaiku Ameshin
Discover exquisite, handcrafted candy art at Amezaiku Ameshin, where traditional Japanese artistry meets sweet delights. Perfect for unique souvenirs.
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Fewer crowds, better chance to see candy making
Amezaiku Ameshin
Best Time
Fewer crowds, better chance to see candy making
Highlights
Must-see attractions
Discover exquisite, handcrafted candy art at Amezaiku Ameshin, where traditional Japanese artistry meets sweet delights. Perfect for unique souvenirs.
"The candies are so gorgeous! If you are in the area, we definitely recommend coming and making a purchase."
🎯 Unique Souvenir Shopping
Smaller candy pieces are reasonably priced and make perfect gifts for friends and family.
✨ Admire the Artistry
Even if you don't buy, the candy creations are incredibly beautiful to behold.
Quick Facts
Hours
Rating
4.1 · 115 reviews
Type
Candy Store
Website
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Handcrafted Candy Art
Exquisite hard candy sculptures, from goldfish to landscapes. Truly edible art!
Goldfish Shaped Candy
Amezaiku Ameshin
A classic Japanese-style candy, beautifully crafted and a popular souvenir.
Unique Lollipops
Amezaiku Ameshin
Molded into various animals and intricate designs, these are visually stunning.
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Artistic Candy Souvenirs
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🎯 Unique Souvenir Shopping
Smaller candy pieces are reasonably priced and make perfect gifts for friends and family.
✨ Admire the Artistry
Even if you don't buy, the candy creations are incredibly beautiful to behold.
📅 Workshop Reservations
Book workshops in advance if you want to try making your own candy art.
📍 Solamachi Location
Find this gem on the 4th floor of Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi's East Yard.
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🎯 Unique Souvenir Shopping
Smaller candy pieces are reasonably priced and make perfect gifts for friends and family.
✨ Admire the Artistry
Even if you don't buy, the candy creations are incredibly beautiful to behold.
📅 Workshop Reservations
Book workshops in advance if you want to try making your own candy art.
📍 Solamachi Location
Find this gem on the 4th floor of Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi's East Yard.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors rave about the stunning beauty and artistry of the handcrafted candies at Amezaiku Ameshin, calling them 'gorgeous' and 'edible art.' While some find the prices high, many agree that the smaller pieces are reasonably priced and make for excellent, unique souvenirs. The customer service is also noted as being nice.
"They produce and sell very amazing handcrafted candy works. Clear and coloured candies are quite beautiful. I definitely like goldfish shaped one which is of Japanese style. They are pricy, but smaller ones are relatively reasonable in price and good for souvenir for most North American peolple."
Gak “GK” Kam
"The candies are so gorgeous.
Nice customer service as well .
Next shop has small kitchen, but they don’t make recently.
They use to make at there but because of gets busy they making at other place .
Unfortunately, even if it other shop , they makes candies inside wells. You can’t watch the process."
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"Very beautiful hard candy crafts are made and sold here🍬
We didn't have time to reserve for a workshop, but still picked up a nice small gift as a memoir of our visit to Tokyo. The store is just beside the Kirby gift shop, and there are a variety of products, mostly lollipops that are molded into various animals and landscapes. Their prices are a bit up there, but for gems like these it is worth it.
I'd visit this store again, and suggest it to anyone visiting the Sky tree shopping mall!"
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
Amezaiku Ameshin is located in Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi. The nearest stations are Tokyo Skytree Station (Tobu Skytree Line) and Oshiage Station (Tokyo Metro Hanzomon, Toei Asakusa, and Keisei lines). +1
Yes, it's often mentioned as being near other popular shops like the Kirby gift shop, making it relatively easy to locate within the mall.
Yes, Solamachi is directly connected to Tokyo Skytree Station and Oshiage Station, offering convenient access.
You can take various train lines to Oshiage Station, which is a major hub and directly connected to the Skytree complex.
While trains are the most common, some local bus routes may also serve the area around Tokyo Skytree. It's best to check local transit information for specific routes.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
No, entry to the shop itself is free. Tickets are only required if you wish to participate in a candy-making workshop.
Prices vary, but many find the smaller pieces to be reasonably priced for souvenirs, while larger or more intricate pieces can be quite expensive.
While they used to make candy on-site, production has moved to another location. You might be lucky to see it being made, but it's not guaranteed.
Yes, Amezaiku Ameshin offers workshops where you can learn to make your own candy. These usually require advance reservation.
As it's located within Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi, its hours generally align with the mall's operating hours. It's best to check the official Solamachi website for the most current times.
🎫 🛍️ Shopping & Gifts
They specialize in beautiful, handcrafted hard candy art, often shaped into animals, goldfish, and landscapes. +1
Absolutely! The smaller, intricately designed candies are highly recommended as unique and memorable souvenirs for friends and family.
The goldfish-shaped candies are particularly popular due to their traditional Japanese style. Other animal and landscape designs are also highly sought after.
Yes, it's conveniently situated near other popular shops, including a Kirby gift shop, making it a good stop for souvenir hunting.
While not explicitly sushi, some of their creations are incredibly realistic and artistic, potentially resembling other food items.
📸 📸 Photography
Generally, taking photos of the displayed candy is allowed and encouraged, as they are very photogenic.
If you are lucky enough to see them making candy, photography might be permitted, but it's best to ask the staff first, especially if it's a workshop.
Focus on capturing the intricate details and vibrant colors. Close-ups often highlight the artistry best.
Being in Tokyo Skytree Town, there are many opportunities for photos, including the Skytree itself and the surrounding shopping complex.
The shop is usually well-lit, but natural light from nearby windows can enhance the candy's sparkle.
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