Français Introduces First-Ever Shaved Ice Dessert: 'Momoka' Featuring Sweet, Juicy Peaches, Available for a Limited Time from June 10

Shucrey Co., Ltd. (President: Ryoichi Sakamoto; Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo) will begin selling a shaved ice dessert, 'Momoka,' at the Omotesando flagship store of its Western confectionery brand Français, which specializes in fruits and nuts, from Wednesday, June 10, 2026, for a limited time. 'Momoka' is a shaved ice dessert exclusive to the Français Omotesando store, layering the sweetness of juicy peaches onto delicately shaved ice. Finely shaved, fluffy ice is topped with fragrant peach syrup and adorned with fresh, juicy peaches. A smooth cream made with Hokkaido-produced fresh cream and mascarpone is added, providing a rich yet light texture. Furthermore, hidden within the ice is an ice cream that allows you to enjoy the richness of cream cheese, offering a changing flavor profile as you eat. How about enjoying this Français specialty shaved ice, which layers multiple flavors like a mille-feuille, in a space filled with pleasant coolness? ◆Product Details 【Product Name】 Momoka 【Sale Date】 From Monday, June 10, 2026 (Limited-time product) 【Sales Location】 Français Omotesando Main Store 【Price】 1,980 yen each (tax included) ◆For Media Representatives We have a wealth of assets available for publication and interviews (high-resolution images, product logos, etc.). If you require product samples for article production or program recording, please consult us. We also welcome inquiries at the planning stage. Contact us here > Product Information ・【Omotesando Main Store・Weekdays Only】 Français Panier Milk Tea Noble For a luxurious moment. All handmade by artisans! The milk tea-flavored cream combines Hokkaido fresh cream with mascarpone and custard, creating a harmonious flavor with the gentle aroma of black tea and a mellow richness. 'Panier,' meaning ballet skirt, features multiple layers of thin dough that create soft layers of air, gently enveloping the cream. 1 piece: 850 yen (tax included) *Requires refrigeration *Sold only on weekdays. Limited-time product until Monday, August 31, 2026. ・Mille-feuille for Enjoying Fruits Assortment An assortment of four different mille-feuilles: 'Strawberry,' 'Lemon,' 'Pistachio,' and 'Gianduia.' Recommended as a gift for loved ones or as a souvenir. 8 pieces: 1,620 yen (tax included) 12 pieces: 2,268 yen (tax included) 16 pieces: 3,024 yen (tax included) 32 pieces: 5,400 yen (tax included) ・Lemon Cake A moistly baked cake with lemon peel and honey, coated in lemon chocolate*. Enjoy the refreshing aroma and rich lemon flavor with restrained sweetness. A lemon cake with a light, moist texture. 4 pieces: 1,296 yen (tax included) 6 pieces: 1,944 yen (tax included) 8 pieces: 2,592 yen (tax included) 12 pieces: 3,888 yen (tax included) *Uses chocolate coating *Available products vary by store *Please note that specifications are subject to change without notice due to circumstances. About Français Omotesando Main Store As the new 'light' for the fruit-enjoying Western confectionery brand Français The sunlight filtering through the trees is colored by stained glass, each piece carefully joined by artisans, filling the space with vibrant light. It gently circulates through the corridor, softly enveloping the products. It is a store overflowing with the joy of 'fruit growing in the pouring light.' On June 1, 2018, the flagship store opened in Omotesando, Tokyo, to further the growth of Français, a Western confectionery brand that has been loved for many years. As a beacon brightly illuminating the future of Français, it will continue to create new history. 〒107-0062 2F, Maison Blanche II, 5-6-3 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo *1 minute walk from B3 exit of Omotesando Station on the Tokyo Metro Phone: 03-6427-2240 Business Hours: 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM (Cafe last order: 6:00 PM) *Please note that business hours are subject to change depending on the situation. Brand Logo & Story 'FRANÇAIS' Français Western Confectionery Français began shortly after the war as a Western confectionery shop in Shibuya. Supported by many, Français's signature product, the mille-feuille, has been beloved by children and adults alike for many years. From the classic mille-feuille to all other sweets, we are particular about ingredients and manufacturing methods, pursuing deliciousness. We strive daily to make truly delicious sweets, carefully attending to each detail, from the layers of the pie to the texture of the fruit and the aroma of the nuts. History of Français Français Western Confectionery was founded in December 1957 in Shibuya as a Western confectionery shop, driven by the passionate desire of Jiro Takai to popularize French confectionery culture in Japan. Its origins lie in the days spent with Seiji Togo, a Western-style painter and fellow alumnus of Aoyama Gakuin who had ties to France. At that time, the shop created a succession of innovative products, such as 'Brandy Cake' using brandy, then a luxury item, and 'Honey Citron' based on lemon, contributing to the rise of Western confectionery culture in Japan through French pastries. After moving its base to Yokohama in 1997, the company invited Jean Millet, a MOF (Meilleur Ouvrier de France), and opened a street-level store in Motomachi, Yokohama. It also worked to spread French gastronomy by opening French restaurants in addition to its confectionery business. Official Website https://www.instagram.com/francais_omotesando/ The official Instagram of the Français Omotesando Main Store shares information on new products, seasonal limited-edition items, and the taste of the sweets. We regularly deliver 'delicious information,' so please follow us and enjoy our store. https://sucreyshopping.jp/francais https://X.com/francais_PR Company Overview Established: December 15, 2011 Headquarters: 1-2-7 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo Brands: Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory, The Maple Mania, Tsukiji Chitose, Court Couleur, Oriental Chocolat by Court Couleur, Butter Butler, The Master by Butter Butler, GENDY, Mille-feuille Maison Français, Français, Lemon Shop by Français, Ichigo Shop by Français, Caramel Ghost House, The Tailor, Neko Chef, Cocoris, Doré, Fioratte, Drôle, The Dross, Bani, Oof, Soltra, Banista, Chouchou, Mirimiri