[2025 Gotemba Restaurant] Travel Guide for Toraya Kobo (Updated May)

Toraya Kobo in Shizuoka 😋♡ The shop is near Gotemba Outlet If you walk through the bamboo forest, you will find Toraya Kobo. There are people of all ages, and it is quiet and calm You can take a leisurely rest and eat dorayaki and buns! There are plenty of seats so I felt at ease, but I had to wait about 10 minutes for the cash register It was very delicious, so please go and check it out 💯💯 #Toraya #TorayaKobo #Shizuoka

This time we will be introducing "Toraya Kobo" in Gotemba City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Not only are the sweets delicious, but the atmosphere of the building and garden is also amazing! After passing through the bamboo forest, you will come across the workshop where you can actually see the sweets being made. You can enjoy the sweets you purchase on the open terrace surrounded by greenery. If you go to Gotemba, be sure to stop by♪ *It is a popular spot, so it is often crowded. #ShizuokaTourism #Shizuoka #Gotemba #GotembaTourism

📍Toraya Kobo It's not just Gotemba Outlet❕I went to a recommended cafe in Gotemba! Toraya Kobo is located in the middle of nature. Just walking around is fun! There is a parking lot, and the cafe has a terrace or table seats inside the store, so you can relax Free refills of tea♩ Spend a heartwarming moment with Japanese sweets (•ˇ-ˇ•｡) 📍Location: 1022-1 Higashiyama, Gotemba City, Shizuoka Prefecture 🕰️Business hours: 10:00-18:00 🏖️Atmosphere/facilities: Calm atmosphere 💰Price per person: 1,000 yen #0 yen trip #Shizuoka trip #Shizuoka cafe #Gotemba sightseeing #Gotemba gourmet

Toraya Kobo is a Japanese sweets shop and cafe located in Gotemba, Shizuoka 🍵 If you walk along the road surrounded by bamboo forests, you will find a tea shop! Here, you can enjoy Japanese sweets made with red bean paste ~ You can also purchase hot green tea, so it's nice to be able to have several cups☺️ The dough of the dorayaki brings out the sweetness of the red bean paste🫘 If you go to Gotemba, be sure to visit Toraya Kobo! 📍Address: 1022-1 Higashiyama, Gotemba City, Shizuoka Prefecture 412-0024 🕰️Business hours 10:00-17:00 #0 yen trip February 2025 #Shizuoka #Shizuoka sightseeing #Shizuoka trip #Toraya Kobo #Toraya #Japanese sweets cafe #Japanese sweets

Gotemba is famous for its outlets! But it's also home to Toraya, the famous yokan! At first, they didn't announce their relationship with Toraya, but I knew it was here because of the deliciousness and concept 🥹 The menu includes Japanese sweets, dorayaki, daifuku, and monaka, and depending on the season, they also have sweet red bean soup and chestnut kinton 🌰 And what's more, everything comes with sencha tea 🍵 It's not just sencha tea! They make it piping hot right in front of you. This tea is really delicious 🤤 The whole cafe is like a park, so it's perfect for a walk after a meal! I recommend coming now when the leaves start to change color 🍁 🏠: Toraya Kobo 💰: Dorayaki and Sencha set from 630 yen 📍: 1022-1 Higashiyama, Gotemba City, Shizuoka Prefecture 🕛: 10:00-18:00 (closed on Tuesdays) #JapaneseGourmet2024 #Gotemba #TorayaKobo #JapaneseCafe #CafeHop #Dorayaki #JapaneseSweets

📍Toraya Kobo A stylish cafe in Gotemba, Shizuoka Prefecture🍵 This cafe was opened by a famous Japanese sweets store, and is located in the middle of the rich nature of a large site🌳 The cafe is located beyond the stately thatched-roof mountain gate that dates back to 1927, and is characterized by its stylish building that blends into the forest✨🥰　 At the open cafe, you can enjoy Toraya's yokan, sweet red bean paste, dorayaki, manju, and more❤️As it is a workshop, you can also see the craftsmen actually making Japanese sweets♡ Please stop by when you are traveling around Hakone✨ 📍Location: 1022-1 Higashiyama, Gotemba, Shizuoka Prefecture 🕰️Business hours: 10:00-18:00 #Day trip #Cafe activity #Hakone trip #Hakone sightseeing #Gourmet trip :

📍Toraya Kobo A cafe in Gotemba, Shizuoka Prefecture🍵 This cafe was opened by a famous Japanese sweets store, and is surrounded by rich nature on a large site🌳 The stately thatched roof mountain gate, which has been there since 1927, is wonderful... I can't help but stop to take a photo✨☺️ There is a cafe ahead, and the building is distinctive as it blends into the forest✨ At the open cafe, you can enjoy Toraya's yokan, sweet red bean soup, dorayaki, manju, and more❤️As it is a workshop, it is also nice to be able to see the craftsmen actually making Japanese sweets♡ Please stop by when you are traveling around Hakone✨☺️ 📍Location: 1022-1 Higashiyama, Gotemba, Shizuoka Prefecture 🕰️Business hours: 10:00-18:00 #Toraya Kobo #Gourmet trip

#TravelingWithMe Toraya Kobo is adjacent to the former Kishi residence in Higashiyama. As the name suggests, you can enjoy sweets made by hand by craftsmen here with green tea on the open terrace seating surrounded by lush greenery. ・ Seasonal Japanese sweets are popular at Toraya Kobo. Sakura mochi in spring, plum mochi in summer, sweet potato and pumpkin sweets in autumn, and lily root kinton and yuzu mochi in winter are sold as limited menus, and some of them sell out quickly. In summer, there is also a special menu of Uji Kintoki shaved ice made with Gotemba matcha. If you have a specific sweet you are looking for, it is definitely recommended to go early. ・ The snack menu is also delicious and delightful. Toraya Kobo's red rice is characterized by the flavor of red beans and the chewy texture of glutinous rice. It is said that red rice is colored by slowly boiling down the azuki bean tannins (cooking liquid) that are produced when making the bean paste. This reduced broth brings out the deep flavor of the red beans. The "maker" and "eater" spend time together in a space where they can see each other's faces. Behind the memory of the food is always someone who was involved in it. I thought the glass-walled factory, where this could be felt abundantly, was wonderful.

It takes about 25 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by car from Gotemba Premium Outlets to reach Toraya Workshop, where you can enjoy delicious Japanese sweets. I stayed at a nearby hotel and went there by rental bicycle. As expected of a popular spot, there was a long queue, but with bamboo groves and nature all around, the wait was not boring as I could enjoy the surroundings. The shop is spacious with plenty of seats, so I didn't have to wait too long. This cafe, directly managed by the long-established Japanese confectionery store 'Toraya', offered a variety of Japanese sweets. There were also sweets for souvenirs, and the atmosphere was a healing space completely different from the outlet.