Japanese sweets created in collaboration with the long-established Kyoto confectionery shop "Kyoto Confectionery Shop Suetomi" are back at the lifestyle shop!

"Kyoto Fusen," a classic product from Kyogashiya Suetomi, is back in the lifestyle store with its original Familia packaging. This Kyoto confectionery, featuring cute Fami-chan dried sweets, is a collaboration unique to this product.

■Sales start date: Friday, November 14, 2025
■Sales locations: Lucua store, Marunouchi Building store, Hiroshima Minamore store

[Updated 11/27] Restock Information
Restocks every Friday.
*Additional stock may be available on other days of the week.

[Updated 1/29]
The final delivery date has been decided.
Last arrival date: 2/13 (Fri)

Kyoto Balloon

"Kyoto Fusen" is a sweet made from small fuyaki rice crackers shaped like balloons.
The five sugar colors of pale red, white, blue, green, and yellow are expressed in this soft, light rice cracker with a delicate sweetness and a gentle melt-in-your-mouth texture, topped with Fami-chan dried sweets.
The lid of the can is embossed with a cute design unique to this collaboration, featuring Fami-chan peeking out from a Suetomi fan.

[Product details]
■Price: 2,376 yen (tax included)
■Contents: 24 pieces ■Ingredients : Mochi rice (domestically produced), rice flour (domestically produced), sugar (domestically produced), starch, potato starch
Coloring agents (cochineal, gardenia, Red 105, Red 3, Yellow 4, charcoal powder)
■ Best before date: 40 days from the date of manufacture

How to purchase

In-store sales ■Sales start date: Friday, November 14, 2025
■Sales locations: Lucua store, Marunouchi Building store, Hiroshima Minamoa store *Product numbers are limited. We apologize if the product is out of stock.
*Even if an item is out of stock, it will be restocked every Friday.
[Updated 11/27] Restock Information
Additional stock may be available on other days of the week.
[Updated 1/29]
The final delivery date has been decided.
Last arrival date: 2/13 (Fri)

Kyoto Confectionery Shop Suetomi

Since its founding in 1893 (Meiji 26), Suetomi has served temples and shrines such as Higashi Honganji Temple and Chion-in Temple, as well as tea ceremony masters such as the Urasenke School. The appeal of Kyoto sweets is not just their taste, but also their visual enjoyment of their color and shape, and their aural enjoyment of their names. Wanting to share this wonderful quality with their customers, Suetomi continues to uphold traditional traditions and strives to create heartfelt, non-mass-produced sweets.
Suetomi Official Homepage

Lifestyle Items

In addition to items exclusive to the lifestyle shop, we also sell items that can be used daily.
It is also recommended as a gift for yourself or as a souvenir.
*Clicking on the image will take you to the introduction page for each item.