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Take photos with hydrangeas and Japan’s five most adorable hydrangea-themed desserts

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Although the hydrangea season has passed, you can still grab the last chance to take beautiful photos with these gorgeous flowers. In Japan, a hydrangea craze has also emerged — not only are people admiring the blossoms, but even desserts are getting in on the hydrangea action. If you missed seeing the hydrangeas in full bloom this time, you can still snap photos with these pretty treats and savor their delightful flavors.

By MOOK Attractions Editorial Team
 
Although the hydrangea season has passed, you can still grab the last chance to take beautiful photos with these gorgeous flowers. In Japan, a hydrangea craze has also emerged — not only are people admiring the blossoms, but even desserts are getting in on the hydrangea action. If you missed seeing the hydrangeas in full bloom this time, you can still snap photos with these pretty treats and savor their delightful flavors.
 
1. Kyoto – Itoh Kyuemon

Itoh Kyuemon has launched a limited-time hydrangea ice cream sundae. (Photo source / Itoh Kyuemon)

There are also adorable hydrangea-themed sweets. (Photo source / Itoh Kyuemon)

Kyoto’s long-established matcha shop Itoh Kyuemon has introduced a limited-time hydrangea ice cream sundae. Its beautiful design has attracted many visitors specifically for a taste. The flowers are made of colorful jelly, paired with specially made matcha biscuits from Itoh Kyuemon, and topped with uniquely textured matcha jelly — perfect for enjoying in the summer.
 
2. Tokyo – Sasaya

Hydrangea-wrapped konpeito caused quite a stir on Japanese Twitter. (Photo source / ekodajima)

The konpeito wrapped to resemble blooming hydrangeas is truly stunning. (Photo source / kyoto okashi)

Coloring konpeito in various hues and packaging them to look like hydrangeas created a huge buzz on Japanese social media as soon as they were released. Their cute appearance is almost indistinguishable from real hydrangeas. Each pack is priced around 300 yen, and they come in multiple colors such as pink, blue, and purple.
 

 

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