The sweet treat you’ve been waiting for is BACK! 🍨🪣
Get Aiko Garden Fruit Bucket Ice Cream for a limited time during our 98th Anniversary celebration. While supplies last.

The sweet treat you’ve been waiting for is BACK! 🍨🪣
Get Aiko Garden Fruit Bucket Ice Cream for a limited time during our 98th Anniversary celebration. While supplies last.
In 1928, our founder, Fujimatsu Moriguchi, started a small business in Tacoma, Washington, selling homemade fish cakes from the back of his truck.
98 years later, we're proud to remain family-owned and committed to the values that started it all. 💙
After 98 years, we’ve heard A LOT of ways to say “Uwajimaya” 💙
So we asked our staff, what’s the funniest way you’ve ever heard someone pronounce it?
Our Renton store opened in 2009 and so many wonderful memories have followed since. These photos capture just a few moments along the way. 📸
Do you have a favorite Renton Store memory? 💬
Join us October 10 & 11th for a Mochi Pounding Demo with Rokusei Co., Ltd. from Japan, and experience this traditional craft up close as the experts prepare and serve freshly made mochi.
Tap here to learn more: vist.ly/5kw2w
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From our family to yours, thank you for being part of our story for 98 amazing years. We can't wait to celebrate with you. 💙
Learn more about our 98th Anniversary here: www.uwajimaya.com/98-anniversa...
🎉 We're celebrating 98 years of Uwajimaya!
For nearly a century, we've been honored to serve our communities, share culture, and bring people together through food. 💙 To celebrate, we're filling October with special savings and exciting events: vist.ly/5kdj4
🎉 As we celebrate 98 years of Uwajimaya, we’re throwing it back to 1998, when Beaverton became our first and only location outside of Washington!
Do you remember when we first came to Beaverton? 💬
#Uwajimaya #Uwajimaya98 #Beaverton #Oregon #ThrowbackThursday
In 1978, we opened our first Uwajimaya Bellevue store in the Crossroads area to serve the Seattle Eastside’s rapidly growing community. These photos from 1981 capture scenes from around the store. A little look back at Uwajimaya history. 📸