Heisei no Sato

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Heisei no Sato (平成の郷) is a Japanese sweets maker located in Tokyo. Many of the sweets sell for 100 yen in Japanese supermarkets.

Products[]

A selection of product names is given below in both Romaji and Japanese, and followed by a brief description.

• Genkijirushi no Tane to Mi (元気印の種と実). A mixture of seeds and nuts.
• Ajiwai Sarada (あじわいサラダ). Round rice crackers (beika).
• Piinattsu Age (ピーナッツ揚). Small rectangular rice crackers (beika) with pieces of peanuts inside.
• Mikkusu Karinto (ミックスかりんと). Assorted karintō (molded confectionery).
• Okaki Ebi (おかき海老). Rectangular rice crackers (beika) with a shrimp/prawn flavor.
• Ningyou Kasutera (人形カステラ). Small castella cakes in the shape of figures.

Address[]

The company has no homepage but its address is listed as follows (in Japanese).

株式会社平成の郷H97

東京都足立区加平3-2-17

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