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大阪・天神橋筋六丁目「南所豆花」店主に聞く、新旧ミックスした街の面白さ ~店から広がる街の姿~
An interview with owner Amo about moving from Taiwan to Osaka, running a douhua shop and connecting with the Tenroku neighborhood.
In the press
Editorial stories and media coverage of Nansho Douhua.
Press enquiriesLIFULL HOME’S / IN/SECTS
An interview with owner Amo about moving from Taiwan to Osaka, running a douhua shop and connecting with the Tenroku neighborhood.
日本テレビ「ニノさん」
In the episode featuring Takako Matsu, Miyashita Kusanagi visited Nansho Douhua for a segment exploring the unforgettable taste of grass jelly.
anna(アンナ)
A food feature on authentic douhua made by the Tainan-born owner, the joy of choosing toppings and Taiwanese sweets.
週刊FLASH / Smart FLASH
Print source: August 15, 2023 issue
A chilled pudding-dessert feature introducing Nansho Douhua’s pudding, azuki and milk shaved ice. The publisher explicitly identifies the print issue.
SAVVY.jp
Reprinted from the July 2022 issue · Sister-shop feature (page unverified)
A feature on sister restaurant Nansho Nansho explicitly mentions Nansho Douhua as the Tenroku douhua specialist. The official site identifies it as a reprint from the July 2022 issue; the article is not a feature on the main or Minamimorimachi store.
るるぶ&more.
A feature on Nansho Douhua’s Taiwanese shaved ice and summer sweets beyond douhua.
RETOY’S
Online magazine
Editor-in-chief ENA’s Taiwanese food tour of Osaka, featuring warm douhua, soy-milk douhua and the shop’s Taiwanese atmosphere.
PrettyOnline
A feature on the main store’s douhua, handmade toppings, syrup and the owner’s Taiwanese background.
朝日放送テレビ「ココイロ」
A television feature from Osaka’s Tenma area, introducing Nansho Douhua, its toppings and the owner’s syrup.
SPUR
Magazine website article
Included in a Japanese douhua-shop feature, highlighting the Taiwanese atmosphere, syrup and toppings.
TOKK関西
A feature on the variety of toppings and Taiwanese-style douhua, with the owner’s thoughts on bringing these flavors to Osaka.
Lmaga.jp
An early feature on the shop, sharing the Tainan-born owner’s comments, handmade douhua and Taiwanese ways to enjoy it.
社長劉洋 / YouTube
A Chinese-language video interview about the owner’s move from Tainan to Osaka and the experience of opening a douhua shop.
Article content and shop details reflect the time of publication.