Ginza KOJI CORNER Yamanashi

Kiyo Parfait The "Yamanashi Kiyo Parfait" is now on sale for a limited time at 10 Ginza KOJI CORNER stores with cafes and restaurants. The price is 1,480 yen, or 1,840 yen with a drink (both including tax). It will be on sale until early August.

A parfait using "Kiyo," a Japanese plum produced in Yamanashi Prefecture, will appear in the "Seasonal Fruits Direct Delivery" series popular at Ginza Cosy Corner's cafes and restaurants.

Kiyo" is one of the varieties of plums produced in Yamanashi Prefecture, the fruit kingdom of Japan. Since it is difficult to cultivate and there are not many producers, it is regarded as a "high-class plum" due to its rarity and good taste. It is characterized by its soft pulp and excellent balance of strong sweetness and refreshing acidity. In addition, they are as big as peaches, so they are very hearty.

Kiyo parfait from

Yamanashi Prefecture

This time, a parfait using "Kiyo" is available in limited quantities. The parfait is a sumptuous arrangement of the pulp of a single Kiyo, combined with homemade granite (semi-frozen fruit juice, liqueur, syrup, etc. in a sherbet-like ice cream), vanilla ice cream, fresh cream, and a lush julée. This parfait differs from the plum, which has the image of a highly acidic fruit, and the sweet and juicy taste unique to Kiyo.

Stores selling the product are as follows.

Ginza 1-chome main store, Beans Akabane, Oji, Shinkoiwa, Ito-Yokado Oimachi, Mitaka Corral, LIVIN Tanashi, Kawasaki Azalea, Tsurumi East Exit, Ebina (10 stores above)

* For Ginza 1-chome main store only, an additional 200 yen for a drink and 100 yen for a single item.