Soon it will the cherry blossom season in Japan! Many people are looking forward to seeing the cherry blossoms. This year, we introduce the featured cherry sweets and breads offered at hotels in Tokyo from March. How about a beautiful treat with a cherry blossom motif to accompany a cherry blossom viewing?
Hotel New Otani: Sakura sweets you will want to share at cherry blossom viewing and parties
At Hotel New Otani's three directly managed hotels (in Tokyo, Makuhari, and Osaka), three new sweets with cherry motifs will be sold at the pastry shop Patisserie SATSUKI from Sunday, March 1 to mid-April.
One of the new sweets is the Sakura Roll (800 yen each, tax not included), which has a cherry blossom fragrance. Next, the Sakura Franc (1,200 yen each, tax not included), is topped with six Amaou strawberries and colorful pastel colors. Last is the cute Shinsakura Macaron (2,000 yen per box, tax not included).
The Sakura Roll is a cake roll made using carefully selected ingredients that enhance the gorgeous flavor of cherry blossoms. It is made with Sakura-kuzu using Kazuki-mochi lactic acid bacterium from Funabashiya, agar flavored with cherry blossoms, black honey bean paste with Aingashima Hingy's salt, and mellow lychee flesh from Kyushu Omuta. The roll is wrapped in cream that looks like white fabric. It shines with a cherry blossom color.
The Sakura Franc uses a special white cereal blended with a unique blend of bubbles, caviar, and amaranth combined with a light cherry flavor flan using brown rice egg with a refreshing umami taste. It is a sweet with luxurious toppings of Sakura Macaroon and Hakata Amaou.
The Shin-Sakura Macaron is a macaron that adds pistachio and ruby chocolate that captures the scent of cherry blossoms. The Sake Cake Macaron uses the Aoki Sake Brewery Tsurusei from Uonuma, Niigata Prefecture. They come in seven pastel colors that are perfect for spring.
Sakura Rolls will be sold in Tokyo and Makuhari. Sakura Francs will be sold in Tokyo and Osaka. Depending on the availability of ingredients, sales may change without notice.
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Hotel New Otani Tokyoホテルニューオータニ 東京
- Address 4-1 Kioicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo The Main Lobby Level, in the Patisserie SATSUK
- Phone Number 03-3221-7252
Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba: Perfect for souvenirs! Spring sweets and bread with cherry blossoms
From Sunday, March 1 to Thursday, April 30, Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba will sell sweets and bread with cherry motifs at the hotel's Bakery & Pastry Shop.
Sakura Opera (610 yen, including tax) is a layered sweet that feels Japanese. The three layers include a matcha biscuit jochond, red bean and cherry butter cream, and strawberry jelly. The surface is finished with cherry blossom glassage using white chocolate from France Varona.
The Sakura Roll (1200 yen, tax included) is a roll cake that you can feel spring in both appearance and taste. These moist cakes are baked using cherry sponge dough, cherry-flavored chantilly cream and cherry jelly, sour strawberry, and rhubarb jam to accentuate the cake.
Spring Milk Cream (320 yen, tax included) is a bread made by softly squeezing homemade sakura-flavored milk cream on soft dough with plenty of milk and chopping the salted cherry blossoms with subtle saltiness. With soft bread dough and sweet cream, it is a delicious delight for all to enjoy.
Sakura (290 yen, including tax) is a baked bread dough with a fluffy texture. It is wrapped with cherry-flavored white bean and accented with salt on top. White bread is made with a mixture of cherry liqueur and natural cherry puree that does not use coloring, and you can feel the subtle cherry flavor.
Cherry blossom treats are scattered about in both appearance and taste, and are a perfect snack for cherry blossom viewing and as souvenirs. While we are in the spring season, you should eat sweets and bread to really get the full spring season experience!
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Address
2-6-1 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 135-8701
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Nearest Station
Daiba Station (Yurikamome)
4 minutes on foot
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Address
2-6-1 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 135-8701
Conrad Tokyo: Spring afternoon tea with a cherry and strawberry combination
Conrad Tokyo will provide Sakura Strawberry Afternoon Tea using local strawberries at the 28th floor bar & lounge Twenty Eight from Sunday, March 1 to Thursday, April 30.
Afternoon tea includes five kinds of sweets, two kinds of savory treats, two kinds of scones, and drinks. The price starts from 4,900 yen per person (tax and service charge not included) and includes a set menu. A Conrad Bear and glass of champagne are also available.
The sweets include Sakura Macaron, Strawberry Ganache, Sakura Chocolate Donut, Sakura Jelly, Vanilla Panna Cotta Cassis Jelly, Strawberry Roll Cake, Strawberry Cupcake, and Sakura Cream. Baby pink Sakura Macaron Strawberry Ganache uses cherry blossoms in the cream inside, and the fragrance of the cherry blossoms is truly exciting to taste.
The Sakura Chocolate Donut, which is striking with pink chocolate and dark chocolate stripes, is a combination of chocolate cookie and chocolate donut texture. Cherry Jelly Vanilla Panna Cotta Cassis Jelly is a refreshing taste of cherry jelly with sweet and sour strawberries, vanilla panna cotta, and a pleasantly tart cassis jelly.
With the Strawberry roll cake, you can enjoy a rich cake with mixed berry and sour strawberry jam. In strawberry cupcakes, you will relish in a collaboration of cherry blossoms and strawberries. Strawberries are mixed into the dough, the frosting is creamy cherry, and a whole chocolate-dipped strawberry is the topping.
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Address
1-9-1 Higashi Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-7337
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Nearest Station
Shiodome Station (Toei Oedo Line / Yurikamome)
6 minutes on foot
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Address
1-9-1 Higashi Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-7337
*Prices and options mentioned are subject to change.
*Unless stated otherwise, all prices include tax.
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