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Discover Japan's Premier Chestnut Festival!

This fall, don’t miss the Kasama Marron Collection 2025, taking place from October 29 (Wednesday) to November 4 (Tuesday) at Lumine Ikebukuro B1 Prism Garden in Tokyo! Celebrating its fourth installment this year, this event promises to captivate the hearts (and taste buds) of sweet lovers!

Ibaraki Prefecture proudly claims the title of Japan's leading chestnut production area, with Kasama City at its center. During this seasonal event, visitors flock from both in and out of the prefecture to experience the richness of local chestnuts. The collection will feature a variety of delectable marron sweets from 16 popular confectioneries and cafes based in Ibaraki.

At the Kasama Marron Collection 2025, you can indulge in not only Mont Blanc, a classic marron dessert, but also an array of traditional Japanese sweets and baked goods, all showcasing the flavors of local chestnuts.

Event Details

• - Date: October 29 (Wed) - November 4 (Tue)
• - Time: 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM (Final day until 8:30 PM)
• - Location: Lumine Ikebukuro B1 Prism Garden, 1-11-1 Nishi-Ikebukuro, Toshima City, Tokyo
• - Number of Stores: 16
• - Official Website: Kasama Marron Collection
• - Organizer: Ibaraki Prefecture Sales Strategy Division

Featured Stores

The event will host a variety of stalls, each putting their unique spin on marron treats:

1. Inuyanawa Workshop: Offering handmade chestnut desserts from their own farm-grown chestnuts, open from October 29 to November 2. Don't miss their chestnut cake priced at ¥4,280.

2. Iwamakuriya Kodaki Shoten: A trusted chestnut specialist known for their excellent fresh chestnuts and products, available every day. Their chestnut sweet “Gyu” is priced at ¥700.

3. Pâtisserie KOSAï: Their high-quality cakes and baked goods using local Kasama chestnuts gained fame, including their Iwama Chestnut Mont Blanc for ¥990, available from November 1 to 4.

4. Pâtisserie Sur Migawa: Known for exquisite desserts that celebrate customers. Try the “Marronnier,” priced at ¥935, available daily.

5. Fast Blue Café: This café focuses on healthy, additive-free options. Enjoy a chestnut Mont Blanc from local sources, available from October 31 to November 3, priced at ¥950.

6. Mori no Ishikama Bakery: Their bread made with natural yeast and local ingredients includes a chestnut red bean bun, available every day for ¥540.

Why Attend?

The Kasama Marron Collection 2025 is not just an event; it’s a celebration of the rich agricultural heritage of Ibaraki and the exquisite flavors of chestnuts. Experience the craftsmanship of renowned pastry chefs who bring the essence of Japan’s autumn through innovative and traditional chestnut confections.

Whether you're a local or a tourist, this festival is a delightful opportunity to taste the very best marron sweets, engage with local culture, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the event.

Mark your calendars and prepare your taste buds for a sensational chestnut experience in Tokyo this fall!

Note: Prices mentioned are tax-inclusive and may vary; various products will be available from participating stores.