On Sunday at 12:30, there was a line at the neighboring udon restaurant, so I decided to take a peek. I found a cookie specialty shop! They only sell cookies. I tried the hojicha for 410 yen and the cheese pepper for 410 yen. They are only open on Tuesdays and Thursdays for lunch, but happened to be open on that Sunday (they posted on Instagram). The cookies were delicious and would make great souvenirs since they have a long shelf life. I will definitely come back, next time I'll get more of the cheese pepper flavor.

It's been a while since I received a treat from a friend. They recently started selling miscellaneous goods, including accessories and dried fruits. I heard they have cute gifts like the Moji and Normal, Choco Gift Box, which got me excited to visit. They had peaches available, so I added Moji cookies as an accent on top of my favorite peach parfait. The sweet peach and slightly salty cookie paired well together.

This is a cookie shop that is only open on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Please note that they have shortened hours from 11:30 am to 3 pm. When I visited after a long time, there were two groups of people inside, so I decided to wait outside as the sign at the entrance stated that only two groups were allowed inside while wearing masks. This time, I was looking to buy the Yuzu Kararin cookies that I had been wanting to try for a while. They were priced at 380 yen for a medium size. Unfortunately, the premium cookies in 3-piece and medium sizes were sold out. I asked about them just in case, but they were indeed sold out for the day. Many items were sold out today, and it seemed like people had come early to buy them. So, I ended up choosing the Winter Limited Edition "Powder Snow Kororin" that my daughter likes. It was a pack of 3 for 210 yen. I asked if the Yuzu Kararin cookies were spicy, and I was told that they were. Since they only had the medium size available, I decided to take a chance and buy them. I paired it with a sweet black tea latte and tried the Yuzu Kararin cookies. At first, it tasted like ginger cookies, but then the unmistakable taste of Yuzu Kararin came through. It went really well with the sweet black tea. I think I might get addicted to these cookies, and the 8-piece pack will surely disappear quickly. I realized that I need to buy them again for my son, who is a fan of Yuzu Kararin. Oh, and I almost forgot to mention that they have discontinued the stamp card system until the end of December 2020. If you have any stamps left, you can get a 20 yen discount per stamp. I forgot to ask my daughter to bring the stamp card, but when I inquired, they kindly said to ignore the expiration date and bring it next time. Thank you!

Firewood is the only place open, so I can't arrive by 6pm when I'm working. Yay! Today is a holiday, but since it's Tuesday, it's open and my daughter bought me a souvenir. Due to COVID, only two people can enter at a time. There were two groups waiting in front, so we have to wait outside. Seaweed salt chocolate L 530 yen - 14 pieces. The seaweed salt flavor is stronger than the rich chocolate taste, making it a nice cookie. Tea marble M 380 yen - 8 pieces. It tastes like tea leaves and ginger, although ginger is not listed in the ingredients, it has a subtle ginger flavor that is addictive. Snow powder kororin Limited time only 210 yen. It's my daughter's favorite, so I haven't tried it. Three sets of three pieces each for gifts - chocolate marble, seaweed salt chocolate, plain 370 yen. There are various sizes and types available, perfect for souvenirs, but this is by reservation only, so you have to decide in advance. I always say this, but next time, it's definitely yuzu karin! Also, the point card is being discontinued, and they will discount 20 yen for each point you have saved. I still have a card, so I need to give it to my daughter. I found three cards! (・∇・)

I had always wanted to visit this shop after hearing about it from my friends, but the fact that it is only open on Tuesdays and Thursdays made it difficult for me to go due to my weekday job. However, I found out that they were open during the Obon holiday period, so I decided to visit on a hot summer day. The shop is located on a relatively large road, making it easy to park your car right in front of the shop. Only two groups are allowed inside at a time, so I waited outside for a bit. The staff consists of only one female employee in this small shop, and the cookies inside are reasonably priced, ranging from 500 to 700 yen for a large bag (about 100g) and 300 yen for a small bag (about 45g). I bought a variety of cookies for myself and as souvenirs for my family during the Obon holiday. I tried the Cashew Nut, Cheese Pepper, Seaweed Salt, and Seaweed Salt Chocolate flavors. While I enjoyed the Cheese Pepper flavor that I had high expectations for, my favorite was still the classic Cashew Nut. The cookies were delicious, just as rumored and expected. I accidentally forgot to buy the Yuzu Karin flavor that I really wanted to try, so I'll have to ask my son to buy it for me next time.

My daughter bought me some Mojo Cookies after a long time. It seems like they have been participating in many events recently, but their business style of only opening twice a week remains unchanged. Winter limited edition "Powder Snow Kororin Cookie" is covered in powder snow, but its indescribable deliciousness makes your mouth feel mellow. My daughter's top recommendation! Classic "Chocolate Marble" is the most delicious in my opinion. "Seaweed Salt Cookie" is a signature product of the store, a must-buy. Enjoy your meal!

Finally, I was able to visit a cookie shop that is only open two days a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays. ☆ First, I tried their signature menu item, the seaweed salt cookie. The buttery cookie dough is rich and the seaweed salt flavor comes through subtly, occasionally giving a sharp, refreshing taste. ☆ I also tried the premium cookie, which I assumed would be amazing just based on the name. It was indeed rich in flavor, with lots of eggs and butter. ☆ Lastly, I chose the Powder Snow Corrin, a cookie with a different twist. Covered in powdered sugar, it was very sweet but the small size prevented it from being overwhelming. The shop was busy with customers coming in one after another, eagerly awaiting the two days a week when it is open. I look forward to trying different varieties next time. Thank you for the delicious treats!

I finally got to visit this cute little shop that I've been curious about for a while. The couple who run it are working hard and it shows. I tried the seaweed salt flavor for the first time and it was delicious! I asked the wife for recommendations and ended up buying four popular flavors, all of which were great. I want to try all the flavors they have! The seaweed salt adds a nice touch and makes it easy to enjoy even for those who don't like sweet things or for men.

The restaurant opened in March 2017. Yesterday, when I went to "Reikashi Yanezushi," I found a collaboration product with "Mojo Cookie." A friend told me that the cookie shop used to have pop-up shops in Hojo Shotengai and the cookies were delicious. They mentioned that the cookie shop was going to open a permanent store, so I visited when it first opened. The owners were very friendly and explained about their hand-kneaded cookies. They also sold the eggs used in the cookies. As a celebration, they gave me a "Premium Cookie" that wasn't on sale yet. Since then, I've been a fan of the Premium Cookie. They also have a great deal on an assortment of cookies - 5 sets for 500 yen. My daughter also loves their cookies, which are priced from 100 yen per set, making it a great gift for graduation. They even asked how many small bags I needed for the gifts. They have a stamp card where you get double stamps on rainy days. They are only open on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and maybe once a month on Saturdays, so I have to check the days before going to buy. They used to sell their cookies at the liquor shop "Yamamoto" in front of the station, but they don't anymore, which is a shame. They also have a shop at Hojo Wings, and they are a hardworking cookie shop. I will continue to support them and use their cookies as small gifts or souvenirs in the future.

Premium TEGONE COOKIE: The saltiness and crispiness are delicious.

I found a cookie shop with long lines^o^ It was selling out quickly \(//∇//)\ I bought some leftovers (^ω^) The leaf pie was delicious~~

The seaweed salt cookies are really delicious!! I've never been so addicted to cookies before, so I've subscribed to regular purchases ^_^ The saltiness, sweetness of the cookie, and the texture of the cookie are all to my liking!

Baked goods, cookies, most girls have probably tried to make them at least once. But it's not easy for amateurs to make them crispy and delicious. That's why I always think professionals are amazing. When I visited a friend's house, I discovered a cookie specialty shop! I initially passed by, but I was curious and went back. Inside mojiyocookie, the shop is small but has a variety of delicious cookies in different sizes, including small portions, medium sizes, and gift options. Baked goods like cookies are great gifts regardless of the weather, so convenient! These cookies are hand-kneaded, which makes them special. I recommend trying the "seaweed salt" flavor, which costs only 500 yen per bag. The texture is crispy yet moist, and the seaweed salt adds a unique touch that becomes addictive. I couldn't stop myself from eating more! The chocolate cookie I tried was also delicious with a rich and moist bitter taste. I regret not buying more varieties. Unfortunately, the shop is only open on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and once a month on Saturdays. I wish I had more opportunities to go there. If you happen to come across it, definitely try it out! Thank you, mojiyocookie, and looking forward to more treats in the future.

I ate udon at Maruizumi, and then I bought cookies there! (lol) It has become a routine to eat udon here and buy cookies. Both are made from wheat flour! Wheat flour is versatile, serving as a staple food and a snack. Today, I bought coconut-flavored cookies. I tried them at the office and they were delicious. The classic matcha cookies are also tasty, but the coconut flavor and unique texture in the mouth stood out. It seems like a long road to try all the flavors, but it was a delicious treat. Thank you for the meal!

Hand-kneaded cookie specialty store. This shop is only open twice a week and on Saturdays, so I couldn't visit often. It has a cute exterior. Inside the shop, there are plenty of cookies, which is expected. They sell plain cookies from 100 yen each, with various flavors available. I tried the seaweed salt, chocolate, and café mocha flavors. The seaweed salt cookie was crispy yet moist and smooth, with a hint of saltiness. It is carefully hand-kneaded. The chocolate flavor also goes well with salt. The café mocha flavor doesn't have seaweed salt. It has coffee beans on the cookie, with a balanced sweetness and a distinct coffee bitterness. It was delicious, so I bought some as gifts. In addition to cookies, they also have leaf pies, coffee, and tea, so I made a assorted gift set. They put it in a cute box and wrap it with wrapping paper or ribbon, but the box costs around 500 yen?? A bit expensive, but they also offer cookies in simple bags, so I would like to use this shop again because the cookies were delicious.

I finally had the chance to visit the hand-kneaded cookie specialty shop "Mojiyo Cookie" that I had been curious about for a while! The shop is only open on Tuesdays and Thursdays, so it was hard to find the right timing to go, but I'm glad I made it this time. The interior of the shop is cute, showing the manager's sense of style. This time, I bought "Seaweed Salt Cookie, Seaweed Salt Chocolate Cookie, and Cafe Mocha Cookie." I'm going to enjoy them for snack time. The cookies are crispy with a hint of buttery aroma that is irresistible. The seaweed salt cookies have a perfect balance of sweetness and saltiness, which was a surprising and unique deliciousness I had never experienced before. I wish there was a shop like this near my place. Thank you for the meal.

It's about revisiting hand-kneaded cookies, delicious)^o^(It feels like they are carefully made because they can't be made in large quantities. I came to buy it because leaf cookies were posted on FB. Leaf cookies have been baked and the smell of butter is amazing. The surface is sprinkled with sugar and is slightly sweet. It seems like the perfect coffee to blend with such cookies. I bought it as recommended. I made a cup at home and it's the type where you make one cup at a time. The coffee was a bit bitter, but it goes perfectly with the cookies. The original blend coffee was also delicious, so I'll recommend it to everyone. Thank you for the meal♪

Maru Izumi-san is our neighbor^^ Finally, I was able to visit after a long time. The homemade cookies are all so gentle. The texture is smooth and moist - not hard or crumbly, they must be made with care^^ There was also a collaboration menu with soft serve ice cream from the neighboring shop, Reikashiya Nezu. Ah, cookies with tea... it feels like a noble feeling (laughs). Lately, is everything about cookies trending? (laughs)^^ Thank you for the meal~~