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Dive into the Summer Oasis with Lemon Paradise!

Summer is finally here, bringing with it the opportunity to explore refreshing flavors and delightful treats that complement the season's warmth. Cheese Garden, an acclaimed dessert brand originating from Tochigi, Japan, has taken this chance to unveil a special seasonal café drink - the Lemon Paradise. This limited-time offering will be available from July 9 to September 2, 2025 at selected café locations.

What to Expect from Lemon Paradise

Lemon Paradise is not just a drink; it’s a vibrant celebration of summer. The drink features a bright lemon hue and is designed to provide a refreshing escape from the summertime heat. Customers can indulge in three delightful variations of this limited-time drink, all echoing the fresh, zesty flavors of lemon.

1. Lemon Rare Cheesecake Drink - 880 JPY (Tax Included)

This refreshing drink incorporates a jelly made from Setouchi lemons and blends in a smooth rare cheesecake drink, topped with whipped cream. Eye-catching and delicious, it showcases Cheese Garden's signature NASU WHITE Fromage Blanc cheesecake. It is layered with sweet and tangy lemon sauce, lemon peel, and crushed Goyote Cheese Cookies, creating a beautiful, drinkable cheesecake experience that delights both the eyes and the palate.

2. Sparkling Dry Ginger Lemon - 680 JPY (Tax Included)

For those who prefer an even zestier option, the Sparkling Dry Ginger Lemon combines delicate lemon syrup with spicy ginger syrup, topped with ice and bubbly soda. Freshly squeezed juice from half a lemon adds a citrusy punch, balanced perfectly with a hint of ginger. This adult-flavored drink is refreshing and offers a delightful contrast of sweet and sharp flavors, ideal for an invigorating summer sip.

3. Frozen Lemon Fromage Drink - 880 JPY (Tax Included)

The Frozen Lemon Fromage Drink is a gourmet blend featuring Setouchi lemon jelly, reenacted with cheese garden’s original cheese foam. It combines house-made lemon syrup and sauce, layered with their most popular direct tea blend, Goyote Tea, for a refreshing frozen delight. Garnished with lemon slices and grated local lemon zest, this frosty beverage enchants with its creamy and citrusy notes, making it a perfect summer treat.

Locations to Enjoy Lemon Paradise

Lemon Paradise can be savored at selected cafe locations in the following areas:

• - Tochigi: Nasu Main Store, Nasu Garden Outlet Store, Sano Premium Outlet Store
• - Tokyo: Tokyo Solamachi Store, Kitasenju Marui Store
• - Kanagawa: The Outlet Shonan Hiratsuka Store
• - Chiba: Chapeau Funabashi Store
• - Saitama: Emiterras Tokorozawa Store, Koshigaya Lake Town Store, Cocoon City Store, Fukaya Hanazono Premium Outlet Store
• - Gunma: Aeon Mall Ota Store
• - Niigata: Bandai City Billboard Place Store

Please note that the Aeon Mall Ota Store and Bandai City Billboard Place Store will not offer the Frozen Lemon Fromage Drink. Availability and specifications may vary by store.

Embrace the Summer with Cheese Garden

Enjoy a restful moment with loved ones while savoring these unique summer drinks from Cheese Garden. Their refreshing flavors aim not only to quench your thirst but to create a memorable experience. The café's appeal lies in its beautiful scenery, delicious lemon-inspired beverages, and the relaxing environment that invites customers to unwind.

About Cheese Garden: With a mission to deliver delightful cheese-based sweets, Cheese Garden offers a variety of cheesecakes, cookies, and other baked goods. It operates numerous branches across Japan, granting easy access to its scrumptious concoctions. Whether you are in Tochigi or exploring other regions, do not miss out on Cheese Garden’s exquisite treats this summer!

• - Visit their online shop: Cheese Garden Online

Explore the Innovation of Kuraya Co.

Founded in 1984, Kuraya Co. has excelled in producing a sweet range of cheese-based confections. They also manage other brands like N Cacao Chocolates and Cafe & Garden Shirakagi-tei, melding traditional production methods with modern creativity. For more information, check their website: Kuraya Group