Since its establishment in 1965, Hachiman Hachiman Kyoto has been loved by the locals for its signature sweets, the Fruit Parfait Daifuku (Daifuku with Fruits). Three kinds of fresh fruits, which change with the seasons, and a special white bean paste that melts in the mouth are softly wrapped in Shiga rice flour. Enjoy the luxury of the volume as if it were wrapped in a parfait.

［Yawata Hashii Mochi is located on the approach to Ishimizu Hachimangu Shrine. The specialty, Hashii Mochi, comes from the famous water "Hashii" and is shaped like a sword in reference to the legend that a sword smith forged his famous sword at Hashii during the Heian period (794-1185). The rice cake is made of Shiga-hanaje glutinous rice and wrapped in a sweet red bean paste made from Hokkaido azuki beans cooked with coarse sugar. With its soft texture and light flavor, it is perfect for a rest after visiting the shrine or as a souvenir.

For more than 160 years since its establishment, the company has continued to make Uiro with a light flavor using the same homemade method that has been handed down from generation to generation. Uiro made from freshly ground rice flour has a firm texture, and the original flavor of rice spreads in each bite. It is available in two varieties, white sugar and brown sugar, both of which have a refined sweetness. The store sometimes sells out in the afternoon, so it is recommended to come early.

Gokashiji Kameya Hoho offers handmade wagashi that can be enjoyed with all five senses. Among a wide variety of sweets such as yokan (thick bean jelly) and ohagi (rice cakes), the original Matcha Nama Choco Daifuku, which incorporates Western ingredients, is a favorite among many repeat customers. The richly aromatic Uji green tea (maccha green tea) is added to the raw chocolate, which is moist and smooth to the touch and has a rich and mild sweetness. This is a seasonal product available from fall to spring.

Jofran French Confectionery has a classic appearance and is located along the Yamanote trunk line. The store's showcase is lined with exciting cakes, baked goods, and other Western-style confections. The "Genji no Shirohato Rusk" is an original product inspired by a pigeon said to be the messenger of the Ishimizu Hachimangu Shrine. The set also includes a bookmark explaining the history of the main shrine. ［The set also includes a bookmark explaining the history of the main shrine.