When will the limited sweet 'Tsukikage Hotaru' be available?

It will be sold starting June 6, 2026 (Saturday), and will end once stock runs out.

Where can I buy 'Tsukikage Hotaru'?

It will be sold at Hikawa Satei, a resting area located within the precincts of Musashi Ichinomiya Hikawa Shrine.

What are the opening hours of Hikawa Satei during the firefly viewing event?

On June 6 (Saturday) and June 7 (Sunday), hours will be extended to 10:00–21:00 (L.O. 20:45).

What kind of sweet is 'Tsukikage Hotaru'?

It is a limited edition water yokan (sweet red bean jelly) layered with refreshing agar and a touch of ginger, inspired by early summer nights with fireflies.

What is Hikawa Satei?

It is a resting area opened in January last year as part of the Hikawa Shrine 2500th anniversary project, renovated from a historic building named Gakuden.

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Hikawa Satei Sells Limited Sweet 'Tsukikage Hotaru' for Hikawa Shrine Firefly Event

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Saikan System will sell the limited sweet 'Tsukikage Hotaru' at Hikawa Satei in Musashi Ichinomiya Hikawa Shrine for the firefly viewing event on June 6-7, 2026, extending shop hours until 21:00.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When will the limited sweet 'Tsukikage Hotaru' be available?: A: It will be sold starting June 6, 2026 (Saturday), and will end once stock runs out.
Q: Where can I buy 'Tsukikage Hotaru'?: A: It will be sold at Hikawa Satei, a resting area located within the precincts of Musashi Ichinomiya Hikawa Shrine.
Q: What are the opening hours of Hikawa Satei during the firefly viewing event?: A: On June 6 (Saturday) and June 7 (Sunday), hours will be extended to 10:00–21:00 (L.O. 20:45).
Q: What kind of sweet is 'Tsukikage Hotaru'?: A: It is a limited edition water yokan (sweet red bean jelly) layered with refreshing agar and a touch of ginger, inspired by early summer nights with fireflies.
Q: What is Hikawa Satei?: A: It is a resting area opened in January last year as part of the Hikawa Shrine 2500th anniversary project, renovated from a historic building named Gakuden.