8:00-18:00 (regular period)
（12/2及び12/31は8:00～16:00、12/23は8:00～15:00、元日は午前0時〜20時まで営業。1/2は7:00〜19:00、1/3及び1/4は7:00〜18:00）
*Depending on the situation, closing times may be earlier from New Year's Day to January 1rd.
*Business hours may be subject to change due to other circumstances.
● Number of parking spaces
23 spaces (free, located behind the store)
*Business hours may change due to the influence of typhoons, heavy snow, or other reasons of our company.
There may be days when the store is closed. For information on the business hours of our stores, please see
Please see our announcements. ⇒NAGOMI-YONEYA News List
If you are looking for a souvenir or sweets for someone special in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, Please come visit NAGOMI-YONEYA Main Store.
Nagomi no Komeya Sohonten, located on the Omotesando (main approach) to Naritasan Temple (Narita City, Chiba Prefecture), is a long-established Japanese confectionery shop founded in 1899 (Meiji 32).
The "Premium Chestnut Yokan," made using traditional methods, has been a popular souvenir from Nagomi no Komeya for many years. In addition to chestnut yokan,Peanut Monaka,
Nago MilkIt is also a popular souvenir from Chiba. Other options include:Kintsuba,Dorayaki,Salted bean daifukuIt's also a popular item.
For a souvenir from your visit to Naritasan Temple, try the "Nama Kuri Mushi Yokan," a soft and delicious chestnut-flavored sweet bean jelly available only in the Narita area. Seasonal sweetsThe selection is also extensive, with popular items in autumn and winter including "Imo Yokan" (sweet potato jelly) and "Narita Imo Sweet Potato," while in spring and summer, jellies and water yokan made with fruits from Chiba Prefecture are well-received.
In June 2025, Leon Niihama was appointed as the head of publicity. (The special website isCLICK HERE）
Behind the main store,Narita Yokan Museum,Former site of Fudo Shrine Garden
The history of YONEYAs began at NAGOMI-YONEYA's main store.
Facing Naritasan Omotesando, it is bustling every day with pilgrims to Naritasan and locals.
The store sells Japanese sweets, serves soba noodles and other desserts as a cafe, and has a Narita Lifelong Learning Citizens Gallery on the second floor.
Information about Nagomi Confectionery
Nagomi Kabou, located on the first floor of the main store, offers soba, udon, sweets, and more.
Please feel free to use it when you visit our main store.
Tempura soba
1,050yen(tax included)
Wild vegetable soba
950yen(tax included)
Cream anmitsu
900yen(tax included)
*Menus change depending on the season.
You can sample them at our main store, Nagomi Kabou.
Yoimurasaki and Matcha Set
1,030 JPY (TAX+)
Freshly cooked red rice
We will be selling freshly cooked red rice made in our confectionery workshop.
Held on the 15th of every month
Sales time: 11:00am ~
1 piece/250g 700 yen (tax included)
*This is a limited quantity item. Please purchase as soon as possible.
※The photograph is an image.
We have started selling sweets
You can purchase them at the Narita Yokan Museum.
300 JPY (TAX+)
(Product price: 273 yen)
We also have a stamp book available.
Pocket-sized 20 pages (accordion style)
2,750 JPY (TAX+)
(Product price: 2,500 yen)
What is a confectionery stamp?
These goshuin stamps are carefully created by long-established Japanese confectionery shops from all over the country.
The confectionery stamp is usually only available at the main stores of the national confectionery franchisees, and is sold for a fee or
We give these to customers who spend over a certain amount.
We hope that you will feel the history of each store and the unique charm of our flagship store, and that it will serve as a bond between our customers and our Japanese confectionery stores.
We hope that this will help you feel more familiar with Japanese sweets.
