I visited takeout at 12:54. As part of their 2nd anniversary event, I received a pink grapefruit tarte as a present. The event runs until June 30, 2023. I also got an ichigo daifuku and a pineapple daifuku. The pineapple daifuku is big because the pineapple is big. Thank you for the pink grapefruit tarte as a present during the 2nd anniversary event. I wonder if I can come back once more by the end of June.

I went to get takeout after lunch at 13:25. I used a ¥100-off coupon from LINE, but the fruit daifuku was still expensive. They also sold tarts. I bought: 1 strawberry daifuku, even though they were sold out at first, the staff brought some out from the back; 1 mixed fruit daifuku; 2 strawberry daifuku; and 2 Mont-Blanc daifuku. You can choose the wrapping paper for your order.

When I went to Tamatsukuri, I found this shop and decided to buy a little because I had bought it at Daimaru Umeda before and it was delicious... Mont Blanc (390 yen), Western pear (480 yen), strawberry (420 yen). They were all delicious, but the strawberry was the best. They were sold out of premium strawberries that day, so I will try buying them again. There are more shops selling fruit daifuku now... I'm happy because I like them.

There was a fruit daifuku shop that I had been curious about for a while. They had chestnut, strawberry, orange, pineapple, kiwi, and more (all with photos). The prices range from 400 yen to 600 yen each. It's a sweet treat to enjoy looking at the cross-section. They really look like precious gem boxes. The shelf life is two days, including the day of purchase, and they include a cold pack. You can choose from four wrapping papers. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Overall, the food is delicious but the cost performance is not the best. Even a small cake costs as much as a luxury cake. Buying two items easily exceeds 1000 yen. The combination of orange and daifuku is surprisingly good. It's a new discovery. The chocolate strawberry may have a strong strawberry acidity.

Fruit daifuku is delicious, but it's a bit pricey and not something you can easily buy on a whim. I noticed Fruit no Hana during the New Year's season when my wallet tends to loosen up a bit, so I decided to give it a try. The stylish interior and cute staff caught my eye. After much deliberation, I purchased the following: Pear for 480 yen, Mixed Fruit for 680 yen. When I got home, I immediately tried cutting them with the included string. The string was a bit tricky for someone like me, but it cuts cleanly. The pear doesn't look very impressive because it's white, but the taste is excellent. The soft yet chewy texture of the pear and the mochi go well together. The Fruit Mix contains strawberry, pineapple, and kiwi. Strawberries just go so well with daifuku, don't they? I'll never forget the excitement of trying strawberry daifuku for the first time. Despite the somewhat high price, the Fruit Mix still feels worth it. The packaging is cute, and I think it would be well-received as a gift. If I have another opportunity, I would definitely purchase from them again. Thank you for the delicious treat!

On my day off, I noticed a shop while driving and decided to stop by. The shop is a fruit daifuku specialty store called "Kajitsu no Hana," located about a 5-minute walk from Tamatsukuri Station on the Osaka Loop Line. It seems to have opened on May 29, 2021. After a short wait, I entered the store and found various fruit daifuku such as strawberry, pink grapefruit, kiwi, melon, orange, and more. Each piece costs around 500 yen, so I didn't buy too many, but I purchased a few. They were neatly packed in a box inside a paper bag. The lineup of products at "Kajitsu no Hana" on that day included melon, orange, pineapple, mixed fruit, and shine muscat. I bought these five varieties. The fruit daifuku had a beautiful cross-section to enjoy, with a mochi cutting string attached. I tried the melon first, then the orange, pineapple, and shine muscat. The mixed fruit included strawberry, pineapple, and kiwi. Not only were they visually appealing, but they were also delicious, with the main fruit being sweet and juicy, complemented perfectly by the lightly sweetened thin mochi. I would like to try different varieties next time.