
Kurikoan at Akihabara, Tokyo
Location: Japan, 〒101-0021 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Sotokanda, 1 Chome−15−1 1F
Akihabara, Tokyo
Taiyaki stand famous for Pokemon Magikarp-shaped fish cakes.
Taiyaki stand famous for Pokemon Magikarp-shaped fish cakes.
Kurikoan is a taiyaki stand on the first floor at 1-15-1 Sotokanda, run by the Yokohama Kurikoan chain, and famous for shaping its fish cakes into a Pokemon Magikarp at the Akihabara branch. The waffle-like, fish-shaped cakes are filled with sweet red-bean paste, custard, and seasonal fillings. It sits next to the Gigo arcade, a short walk from Akihabara Station.The stand sells individual taiyaki for around 200 to 400 yen, with the Magikarp version a popular photo-worthy treat for Pokemon fans, and other shapes available across the chain. Hours run 10am to 9pm daily. It suits sweet-toothed visitors, families, and anyone wanting a kawaii snack.
Queue for a freshly grilled Magikarp taiyaki and snap a photo before you bite in. For a fun, cheap Akihabara snack, it is a must-try.
Official: https://www.kurikoan.co.jp
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Hand holding a partially eaten pastry with cream filling
A close-up photo shows a hand holding a golden-brown, ring-shaped pastry that has been bitten open to reveal a creamy white filling inside. The pastry is held above a paper bag or wrapper featuring a checkered pattern and partial Japanese text, including characters like 'のこ' (noko) and what appears to be part of a logo resembling the Poké Ball design.



















































