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Take photos with hydrangeas: Japan’s top 5 hydrangea-themed desserts

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

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
 
Although the hydrangea season has passed, you can still seize the last chance to take beautiful photos with these gorgeous flowers. In Japan, a hydrangea craze has also emerged—not only are people eager to admire the blooms, but desserts are also getting in on the hydrangea action. If you missed seeing the hydrangeas in full bloom this time, you can still take photos with these lovely desserts and enjoy their delightful flavors.
 
1. Kyoto – Itoh Kyuemon

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

There are also adorable hydrangea-themed desserts. (Image source / Itoh Kyuemon)

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

Hydrangea-wrapped konpeito have sparked a huge discussion on Japanese Twitter. (Image source / ekodajima)

Konpeito wrapped to resemble blooming hydrangeas are beautifully presented. (Image source / kyoto okashi)

The colorful konpeito shaped and packaged as hydrangeas caused a heated discussion on Japanese social media as soon as they were launched. Their cute appearance is almost indistinguishable from real hydrangeas. Each pack is priced at around 300 yen, with a variety of colors to choose from including pink, blue, and purple.
 

 

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