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Japanese Western-style sweet of Iwate Prefecture
30 3月 2015

Japanese Western-style sweet of Iwate Prefecture
by Baby Yushi | posted in: Tohoku, Western-style Japanese Sweets Made in Japan | 0
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Nippon Wagashi, Local confection

Introduction of regional confection and Wagashi of Nippon, Confectionery known only to Japanese. I introduce okashi of local Pokey, Pretz in Glico and so on.

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