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PSA!!!! store hours: 9am-1pm on Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. PLEASE wear a mask when you go as requested by Lynn to keep her healthy and CASH ONLY!!! stores hours: 9am-1pm on Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Please call in advance if you want to make a big purchase because Lynn is the only one making the mochi and has limited quantities!! Please do not record her when you go in and please be respectful!!! Tell Lynn I sent you when you go!  Walking into the 2nd oldest mochi shop in California, Kogetsu-do, feels like stepping back in time.  Lynn Ikeda is the 3rd generation owner of this special mochi shop that dates all the way back to 1915, when her grandparents, Sugimatsu and Sakino, first opened its doors. To some, it may just be delicious mochi, but to Lynn, it represents her family's unique legacy and true Japanese American resilience. The shop was one of the few to survive the impact of Executive Order 9066, which forcibly removed Japanese Americans from their homes and sent them to internment camps during World War II. The Ikedas were fortunate enough to return to this shop and continue their family business, while many others in Fresno's now non-existent Japantown were abandoned or forced to close due to the circumstances. At 110 years old, Kogetsu-do still stands strong, however, Lynn may very well be the last owner, which means we need to get as much of the mochi as we can while it's still around! Kogetsu-do is a truly a living and breathing reflection of Fresno's rich culture and history. P.S. *you MUST wear a mask and use cash only when you go!!*
PSA!!!! store hours: 9am-1pm on Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. PLEASE wear a mask when you go as requested by Lynn to keep her healthy and CASH ONLY!!! stores hours: 9am-1pm on Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Please call in advance if you want to make a big purchase because Lynn is the only one making the mochi and has limited quantities!! Please do not record her when you go in and please be respectful!!! Tell Lynn I sent you when you go! Walking into the 2nd oldest mochi shop in California, Kogetsu-do, feels like stepping back in time. Lynn Ikeda is the 3rd generation owner of this special mochi shop that dates all the way back to 1915, when her grandparents, Sugimatsu and Sakino, first opened its doors. To some, it may just be delicious mochi, but to Lynn, it represents her family's unique legacy and true Japanese American resilience. The shop was one of the few to survive the impact of Executive Order 9066, which forcibly removed Japanese Americans from their homes and sent them to internment camps during World War II. The Ikedas were fortunate enough to return to this shop and continue their family business, while many others in Fresno's now non-existent Japantown were abandoned or forced to close due to the circumstances. At 110 years old, Kogetsu-do still stands strong, however, Lynn may very well be the last owner, which means we need to get as much of the mochi as we can while it's still around! Kogetsu-do is a truly a living and breathing reflection of Fresno's rich culture and history. P.S. *you MUST wear a mask and use cash only when you go!!*

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