Sunday 3 January 2021

January Sweets and Events

Happy New Year to you all.

It's 2021, the year of the Ox.

And...it's Tier 4😢.

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Who would have thought that we would suffer so much with Covid-19?

When it was miraculously announced in December that only Sussex was Tier 2 and everything else was Tier 4, we were so happy. However, as Christmas was over, it was announced that it would be Tier 4.

So, an-an is going back to being a Take Away and Japanese food store for now.

Anyway, we are really lucky to be able to stay open. We will do our best.

During the month of December, we continued to have a shortage of Japanese ingredients and the wholesale companies kept running out of them. There are still many things that are missing, though...

To be honest, December was not not really me, at all... We underextimated how much work need to be done for eating in. Moreover, purchasing and preparing Osechi for the new year's was so stressful. I was always running around and did not have any moment to calm down.  It made me realize how inexperienced I really am. 

Now that I've had three days off for the New Year's vacation, I hope to offer better service and prepare delicious Japanese and Western sweets and snacks.

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Japanese sweets for January

Hanabira mochi £2.00 per piece


This is one of the tea cakes to celebrate the New Year. It is available until the 15th.

Contains Soy





Black soybean Daifuku £1.50 per piece


This is a mame daifuku with black soybeans, a staple of Osechi, in a rice cake. It is a wish for good health this year.


Contains soy and gluten.




Mikan Daifuku £2.00 per piece


Due to requests, this product is only available in the beginning of the month. It contains whole Clementine oranges.









Inaka Manju £1.50 per piece


This is a country manju wrapped in a thin skin of grated yam. It is a steamed sweet with sweetened red beans and chestnuts. It will be on sale from the second half of the month.





Sales of chestnut manju and steamed chestnut yokan will end when the stock runs out.

Koshi-an Daifuku, Tsubukusa Daifuku, and three kinds of Dorayaki are also always available.

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Events in January

4th (Mon): Start of work We will be selling hot drinks such as coffee and tea, and Take Away for lunch. We will also have Japanese foods available in the store. Please ask about frozen and refrigerated foods.

We will be waiting for you at the following business hours

Monday - Friday 8am - 3pm (lunch service from 11:30am)
Saturday 9am - 3pm (lunch service from 11:30am)

We will let you know as soon as we decide on the evening Take Away.

So let's all do our best to fight with COVID-19 with washing our hands, wearing masks and eating fermented foods!


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