Kiyomemochi Souhonke's signature confection is Kiyomemochi. Kiyomemochi is a Japanese confection made of soft mochi dough wrapped around smooth bean paste and matcha green tea bean paste.

The origin of Kiyomemochi dates back to when the founder visited Ise Grand Shrine and tasted the shrine's famous mochi confection, which made him realize something. The mochi confection at Ise Shrine had a perfect balance of chewy mochi dough, smooth bean paste, and matcha green tea bean paste. The founder wanted to share the deliciousness of this mochi confection in Nagoya, so he invented Kiyomemochi.

Kiyomemochi is a Nagoya specialty that has been loved by many people since the store's founding.

[Hidden Gem]
You can also enjoy Kiyomemochi with matcha tea at Kiyomemochi Souhonke (Cafe), located north of the main store. Other items on offer include anmitsu, zenzai, shaved ice, hamburger steak set meals, and daily specials.

[Useful Concerns]
There is only two parking spaces on the north side of the store. If the parking lot is full, you will have to use a paid parking lot, but if you are planning to visit Atsuta Shrine, this parking lot may be a better option.