Mount Fuji Matcha Kurofuji
2026-06-12 00:51:51

Experience the Rich Flavor of Mount Fuji Matcha with Kurofuji at Tokyo Station

Experience Mount Fuji Matcha Kurofuji



A new star is rising in the world of Japanese sweets, celebrated in the heart of Tokyo! Tagonotsuki, renowned for its high-quality treats, is set to debut its popular confection, the Mount Fuji Matcha Kurofuji, at the Tokyo Gift Palette. This highly anticipated launch occurs during a limited-time event from June 17 to June 30, 2026, and marks a significant milestone as they surpass 354,000 units sold since its launch last December.

The Mount Fuji Matcha Kurofuji is inspired by the work of the famous ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai, particularly his piece "Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji". The treat features a rich matcha cream made from organic matcha sourced from Fuji City, providing a luxurious taste that is both flavorful and authentic. The outer layer is crafted with tea charcoal, creating an impressive visual reminiscent of the rugged summer attractions of Mount Fuji. The contrast between the deep black exterior and vibrant green cream creates both a visual and culinary masterpiece.

As Tagonotsuki makes its inaugural appearance at the Tokyo Gift Palette, they will be showcasing not only the Kurofuji but also other beloved products such as the Tagonotsuki Monaka, a classic sweet that represents the brand, along with their bestseller Fuji-San Top and popular item Kinomi. This pop-up event is a unique opportunity for both locals and visitors to indulge in some of the finest traditional and modern Japanese sweets.

The Mount Fuji Matcha Kurofuji is not just visually appealing but also packed with a delightful matcha flavor that lingers on the palate. Despite its dark, edgy appearance, every bite offers a subtle and refined experience of authentic matcha, embodying the spirit of Japan's beloved mountain.

Nutritional Information (per piece):
  • - Energy: 102 kcal
  • - Protein: 2.0 g
  • - Fat: 4.0 g
  • - Carbohydrates: 15.0 g
  • - Sodium: 0.1 g

Allergen Information: Contains eggs, dairy, wheat, soy, and salmon.

Price: 290 yen (tax included)

Event Details:
  • - Date: June 17 – June 30, 2026
  • - Hours: Weekdays 09:30 - 20:30, Weekends and Holidays 09:00 - 20:30 (Last day closes at 18:00)
  • - Location: Tokyo Station, Yaesu North Exit 1F, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 1-9-1.
(Immediately after exiting the JR and Tokaido Shinkansen station)

This event serves as an excellent chance to sample the Mount Fuji Matcha Kurofuji and other exclusive offerings from Tagonotsuki. For more details about their products, visit Tagonotsuki's Official Website.

About Tagonotsuki


Founded in 1952, Tagonotsuki operates in the foothills of the breathtaking Mount Fuji in Fuji City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Using high-quality water sourced from Mount Fuji and selecting the finest ingredients, Tagonotsuki crafts its confections with care and attention to detail. Born from the vision of its founder to bring joy through sweets in a post-war Japan, Tagonotsuki has flourished into a beloved name, with 22 directly operated stores in Shizuoka, 1 tenant store in Kanagawa, and an online shop.

Their notable items include the light and crispy Tagonotsuki Monaka, filled with sweet red bean paste, and the famously smooth Fuji-San Top, filled with rich custard cream. The Fuji-San Top is elegantly decorated with white chocolate and coffee-flavored beans to emulate a snowy Mount Fuji.

Emphasizing a blend of traditional Japanese techniques and contemporary flavors, Tagonotsuki continues to innovate while honoring Japan's rich cultural heritage in confectionery. With a promise of delightful sweets for all ages and backgrounds, Tagonotsuki looks forward to serving customers both locally and globally. For more information, visit their website.


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