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Kasagiya

Wagashi, Vegan-Friendly Sweets

4.5food Poor vegan options

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Top tips

Ask about: uncertain ingredients

For a warm-weather visit, reviewers recommend the matcha kakigori with anko and dango.
Seating is limited, and the shop closes at 17:30, so plan your visit accordingly.

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Try the ohagi or red bean sweets with matcha; confirm ingredients, since the shop serves animal milk.
Bring cash; one reviewer reports the shop is cash only.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention azuki beans, dessert and gozenshiruko.

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Also matcha, matcha kakigori, matcha shaved ice, mochi, red bean mochi, red bean soup and shaved ice.

Good for

The vibe: dates The vibe: relaxing

Praised for cozy atmosphere, friendly service and good value.

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Also praised for generous portions and beautiful interior.

Good to know

Breakfast, coffee, dessert, quick bites
Cash only

About

Kasagiya is a historic, fourth-generation tea house with just a few tables, serving traditional sweets such as ohagi, red bean mochi, and matcha kakigori. Reviews praise the fresh anko and quiet, home-like setting, though the shop serves animal milk, so check ingredients before ordering; bring cash and note that it closes at 17:30.