Angel Pie Parfait and Devil's Pie Parfait at the Tokyo Station Antenna Shop
エンゼルパイパフェ」「デビルズパイパフェ





1 / 6Angel Pie Parfait and Devil's Pie Parfait at the Tokyo Station Antenna Shop
エンゼルパイパフェ」「デビルズパイパフェ
- When
- Sep 8JST
- Where
- 森永のおかしなおかし屋さん 東京駅店Tokyo / Kanto
- Cost
- Not announced
- Type
- Limited menu
- Source
- prtimes.jpfirst seen 2026-09-08 · last checked 2026-10-21
What it is
Antenna shop 'Moriyama's Funny Sweets Shop' Tokyo Station Store limited edition. A commemorative 'Angel Pie' 65th anniversary 'Angel Pie Pavlova' and 'Devil Pie Pavlova' will be sold as a limited-time release from September 8 (Tuesday). A commemorative sticker will be given to those who purchase the pavlova. The new limited-time items 'Angel Pie Pavlova' and 'Devil Pie Pavlova' are menu items to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the release of 'Angel Pie.' The balance of texture and taste of the marshmallow, vanilla, and biscuit dough, which are the characteristics of 'Angel Pie,' has been crafted into a pavlova.
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Furthermore, the toppings 'Mini Angel Pie <Vanilla>' and 'Mini Devil Pie <Cocoa>' can be selected from room temperature or frozen, allowing customers to experience the new taste and the difference in texture of the Angel Pie. To enjoy the difference in texture, the toppings can be selected from room temperature or frozen. Choosing room temperature will allow you to savor the soft, chewy texture of the marshmallow. Choosing frozen will allow you to enjoy the marshmallow, which is not too hard, with a slightly more compact texture than usual. A commemorative sticker will be given to those who purchase the pavlova! Angel Pie 65th Anniversary Sticker. 'Angel Pie' was released in 1961. It was wrapped in a transparent paper bag, with a marshmallow sandwiched between a biscuit and coated with chocolate. At that time, soft, semi-moist pastries were rare, and the unique texture and taste of the soft marshmallow sandwiched between biscuits became popular. The name 'Angel Pie' comes from the fact that in Western countries, marshmallows were called 'angel food (angel's food)' and the term 'pie' was used for items made by kneading flour and baking it. Therefore, a pie with a marshmallow sandwiched in between was named 'Angel Pie.' By the way, the company's corporate logo, the 'Angel Logo,' also comes from the fact that the company's main product at the time of its founding in 1899 was marshmallows. It was created with the founder's wish to deliver delicious and nutritious pastries to the Japanese people. In 1987, a large-sized tea time pack was released. In 2006, a mini-sized 'Angel Pie' was released, and it continues to this day. It has continued to evolve in form, taste, texture, and other aspects, and it has reached its 65th anniversary in 2026. 'Moriyama's Funny Sweets Shop' started as an antenna shop in April 2012 at the Tokyo Station Store (inside Tokyo Okashi Land) and was re-opened in December 2022. With the concept of 'fun to buy and delicious to eat' since its opening, it sells sweets such as the limited-time 'Choco Ball' and 'Hiyachuu' as its main products. In addition, it provides a 4x larger than usual 'freshly baked Moonlight Cookie' and a 40 cm long 'Long Shokuhin Churros' in the in-store kitchen space. It also sells miscellaneous items based on Moriyan Sweets Co., Ltd.'s sweets. 'Moriyama's Funny Sweets Shop' delivers a special feeling and the fun of sweets to customers as an antenna shop of Moriyan Sweets Co., Ltd. Store Name: Moriyan's Funny Sweets Shop, Tokyo Station Store Address: 1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005 Phone Number: 03-6269-9448 Opening Hours: 9:00 - 21:00 https://www.tokyoeki-1bangai.co.jp/tokyo_okashiland/