Fabricants OEM & Sous-traitants de Pâtisseries Japonaises (Wagashi)

Provides OEM production for confectionery and restaurant use backed by years of experience and technical expertise. Manufactures bean paste (an) customized to desired flavor, sweetness, and firmness from a minimum lot of 100kg. Also handles contract manufacturing of confections and prepared foods, with their own "and3 Series" brand.

An established bean paste manufacturer founded in 1931. We manufacture a wide variety of bean paste products through OEM, including paste for traditional Japanese confectionery shops, as well as paste for bread, Western confectionery, and prepared foods. Our strength lies in our ability to flexibly accommodate small-lot orders. We employ traditional manufacturing methods using direct-fire copper kettles.

Founded in 1980. Primarily engaged in manufacturing and wholesale of semi-fresh confectionery and dry confectionery, with a strong focus on OEM production. Offers comprehensive contract manufacturing from planning to packaging for a diverse range of Japanese sweets, including jelly confectionery (kingyoku-kan), dry confectionery-style ramune, rakugan, wasanbon sugar dry confectionery, kohakutou, and hourei (Japanese-style marshmallow).

Founded in 2012. Manufactures traditional Japanese sweets including daifuku, dango, and shiratama using Hokkaido-sourced ingredients, particularly Tokachi azuki beans. Primary business focus is OEM and private brand manufacturing rather than in-house brands, with proven track records supplying daifuku to roadside stations and products to convenience store chains.

A specialized manufacturer of monaka (wafer shell) founded in Meiji 10. Ships over 10 million units annually to more than 3,000 business partners nationwide. Maintains over 200 design molds and accommodates custom orders with made-to-order dies. Products are made with 100% glutinous rice.

A long-established confectionery manufacturer in Nagasaki with over 200 years of history, founded in 1812 (Bunka 8). Produces and sells castella, okoshi, and dorayaki, and also handles OEM/PB manufacturing. Castella is the most requested OEM product. Exports to Taiwan, South Korea, and other overseas markets.

A warabi mochi specialist manufacturer known for its Warabiya Honpo brand. Boasts over 100 OEM production records, with minimum orders from 40 kg and a maximum daily production capacity of 6 tons.

A manufacturer based in Aisai, Aichi Prefecture, producing and selling dorayaki, baked manju, mochi confections, and rock sugar. In addition to in-house products, the company handles OEM manufacturing for other companies. Specializing in handcrafted dorayaki and baked manju made with carefully selected ingredients, the company is also actively engaged in developing souvenir items and regional specialty products.

Over 90 years in business, founded in Ichinoseki City, Iwate Prefecture—known as the "Holy Land of Mochi." Developed "Fuwa Mochi," an additive-free mochi that stays soft, using proprietary patented technology. Extensive OEM track record including mochi development for JAL in-flight meals.

A confectionery manufacturer founded in 1917 with over 100 years of history. Known for its "Kashi no Ki" brand, leverages its accumulated expertise and manufacturing environment to offer OEM contract manufacturing and private brand production of various sweets including Japanese and Western confections. Inquiries also accepted via toll-free number (0120-075-711).

A long-established confectionery OEM manufacturer in Kyoto, founded in 1871 (Meiji 4) with over 150 years of history. The company has a track record of producing confectionery for the Imperial Household, with over 3,000 varieties of national brand and OEM products. A one-stop service is offered from product development to packaging design. Small-lot original product development is also available.