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Exquisite parfaits at Hiroshima Station

Michelle Montano Sep 18, 2014 - 1 min read

<p>Some parfaits are smaller in size but still filling and delicious</p>

<p>The "Ichigo Hime," or strawberry princess, is the most popular parfait at Fusha</p>

<p>A matcha and azuki bean parfait for those who like traditional Japanese flavors</p>

<p>The "Ningyo Hime," or mermaid princess parfait</p>

<p>Mochi and fruits top this parfait</p>

<p>Silky pudding, bananas and strawberries</p>

<p>A chocolate parfait for chocolate lovers</p>

<p>At Fusha, even cake can be a topping</p>

<p>Fusha also has pizza, pasta and omurice</p>

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Hiroshima Station's Asse Building closed in March 2020.

Last updated: Aug 13, 2020

Cafe Fusha, located on the fourth floor of Asse in Hiroshima Station, has pizza, pasta and omurice, but perhaps its biggest appeal is its beautifully presented parfaits.

There are dozens of parfaits of all sorts of flavors and a huge variety of toppings - even cake! People come at all hours of the day to enjoy these exquisite looking and tasting parfaits. It's a favorite among students for after school fun. Couples on dates are also a common sight, but seeing them sharing a single parfait isn't.

Cafe Fusha can be a fun place to visit monthly or even weekly to try out each and every parfait flavor.

Michelle Montano @michelle.montano

I'm an Asian studies and journalism student who has been studying abroad at Hiroshima Jogakuin University for a year. My hobbies include studying Japanese, reading and writing poetry and traveling Japan. I love cats, visual kei and any and all cartoons.