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Mister Donut releases new doughnuts that look and taste like Japanese sweet potatoes

by | Aug 29, 2026

Limited-edition collection serves up a taste of Japanese autumn with deliciously clever details.

Mister Donut is celebrating the arrival of autumn with five doughnuts inspired by one of Japan’s favourite seasonal ingredients: sweet potatoes. Called “Satsumaimo Do”, this new collection features five varieties, each designed to capture the flavour and texture of Japanese sweet potatoes in a different way.

▼ “Satsumaimo Do” combines the Japanese word for sweet potato (“satsumaimo”) with “do” (short for “doughnut”).

Sweet potato doughnuts are a popular seasonal offering at Mister Donut, but this year they’ve been given a new shape and thicker dough to make them look and feel even more like sweet potatoes. The shape is designed to resemble three small sweet potatoes joined together, made with a dough that contains 1.3 percent sweet potato powder for a delicious flavour and a soft, fluffy mouthfeel.

Satsumaimo Do Plain (183 yen [US$1.15] for takeout; 187 yen dine-in)

The simplest of the five, this doughnut lets the sweet potato dough take centre stage, so you can fully enjoy the flavour and soft texture.

Satsumaimo Do Stone-Roasted Sweet Potato-style (194 yen takeout; 198 yen dine-in)

This three-lobed doughnut is coated in a glaze that makes it look like three Japanese stone-roasted sweet potatoes, complete with a roasted sweetness to mimic the distinctive flavour.

Satsumaimo Do Melty Salted Butter (194 yen takeout; 198 yen dine-in)

A lightly salted butter sauce and iced sugar coating gives this doughnut a delectably soft, gooey texture that adds a savoury-sweet contrast to the dough.

Satsumaimo Do Fragrant Creme Brulee (216 yen takeout; 220 yen dine-in)

This version is topped with a layer of rich egg-based cream and finished with a crispy brulee sheet, creating a fantastic combination of creamy, crunchy and soft textures.

Satsumaimo Do Rich Sweet Potato (216 yen takeout; 198 yen dine-in)

This beauty is filled with a rich sweet potato filling containing fresh cream, then baked in the oven to give the top a fragrant, roasted finish.

The Satsumaimo Do collection will be available at Mister Donut stores across Japan from 2 September, while stocks last.

Source, images: Press release
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