32+ Japanese Desserts You Can Make at Home

If you love Japanese cuisine like we do, then you will love discovering this list of Japanese Desserts that you can make at home. Each of these desserts will bring the unique flavors of Japan directly into your home. If you love International desserts, make these Mediterranean desserts next!

32+ Japanese Desserts

Japanese Coffee Jelly (Kohi Zeri) from Cooking with Dog

Japanese Water Cake (Mizu Shingen Mochi)

Purin (Custard Pudding) from Chopstick Chronicles

Mochi Ice Cream from Bigger Bolder Baking

Hanami Dango from Okonomi Kitchen

Hakuto Jelly from Cooking with Dog

Purple Sweet Potato Yokan from Anncoo Journal

Mochi with Mochiko Flour from Happy Happy Nester

Honey Castella from Umami Recipe

Daifuku Mochi from Japanese Cooking 101

Dorayaki from Chef Jar

Matcha Green Tea Ice Cream from Proportional Plate

Sakura Monaka from Enoshima Cooking

Manjū (Japanese Steamed Cake) from Just One Cookbook

Sakura Wagashi from DecoCookie

Match Shiratama Anmitsu from Andres the Home Baker

Monburan (Japanese Mont Blanc) from Emojoie

Japanese Crepes (Harijuku Style) from Ochikeron

Taiyaki from Just One Cookbook

Mushi Pan from Cooking with Dog

Green Tea Mochi from Izzy Cooking

Zunda Mochi from CookPad

Matcha Goma Dango from Reza Kealoha

Uiro from Julia Salvador

Kuzumochi (Kudzo Mochi) from Asian Vegan and Beyond

Green Tea Higashi from Miyabi’s Traditional Japanese Sweets

Mitarashi Dango from Just One Cookbook

Japanese Cotton Cheesecake from Rasa Malaysia

Anko (Sweet Red Bean Paste) from Pickled Plum

Shibuya Honey Toast from Chopstick Chronicles

Japanese Cake Roll from from Cooking See

Hishi Mochi from DecoCookie

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