At the bakery "Andersen", the Christmas sweet bread "Stollen" has appeared. If you purchase either "Mandel Stollen" or "Mandel Stollen (Mini)", a part of the sales will be a gift for your child.

Stollen is a traditional German confectionery that you can enjoy during Christmas time. Mandel means "almond" in German, and marzipan (almond paste) is mixed with raisins, citrons and oranges and baked moist. Marzipan in the shape of a stick in the center of the dough is tailored to increase the richness.


The selling prices of each of the two types are as follows. Notation is tax included.

・ Mandel Stollen 1,836 yen ・ Mandel Stollen (mini) 972 yen

In both cases, 1% of over-the-counter sales will be donated to the Rudolph Foundation of the NPO Charity Santa through Andersen. The target period is from November 1st to December 25th.

Charity Santa is an organization that has been active since 2008. This donation will be used by volunteers dressed as Santa Claus to deliver gifts to "children in harsh environments during Christmas time". It is an NPO that originated in Japan and has nothing to do with any particular religion or organization.