Fabricants OEM & Sous-traitants de Pâtisseries au Mochi (Daifuku, Warabi)

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 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 confectionery manufacturer established in 1959, based in Yao City, Osaka Prefecture. The company manufactures hot cakes, mochi, and tablet candies (ramune and granules), with OEM products accounting for approximately 30% of total sales. The company is capable of providing OEM supply solutions ranging from small to large batch orders to meet diverse customer requirements.

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.