Confectionery Known Only to Japanese
Presenting Wagashi of Fukushima Prefecture Local Souvenirs I am pleased to introduce to you some delicious and popular local souvenirs of wagashi (Japanese style sweet), using local specialty of Fukushima prefecture. Popular Wagashi “Usukawa Manju”, produced by Kashiwaya High-quality, thin-skinned … Continued
Presenting Japanese Western-Style of Fukushima Prefecture Local Souvenirs You know what? Unique local dishes and Japanese sweet have developed in Fukushima. Let’s take a look at local popular souvenirs Japanese western-style sweet of Fukushima prefecture. In Aizu city basin where severe spell of cold weather continues, a … Continued
Background of Japanese Sweets I am pleased to introduce to you some delicious and popular local souvenirs of Japanese sweets using local specialty. Do you know a kind of Pretz with a oxtongue (Sendai beef) taste? Sendai city is the capital of … Continued
Background of Wagashi (Japanese style sweet) I am pleased to introduce to you some delicious and popular local souvenirs of wagashi, using local specialty. The prefecture is also rich in abundant varieties of foods including high-quality Wagyu, fruits such as strawberry … Continued
Background of Japanese Sweet Maybe, you can find individual local souvenirs (Japanese Western-style sweet) which are influenced by the local cuisines and ingredients. The local specialty is Wanko soba, Maesawa beef, and the cold noodles and shabu shabu noodles are also delicious. Did … Continued
Background of Wagashi You know what. Iwate prefecture is the second largest after Hokkaido and chosen in the “Selected 100 Exquisite and Well-Conserved Waters.” You can enjoy finding nice sightseeing spot and local delicious dishes and souvenirs of Japanese sweet in Iwate prefecture. … Continued
Presenting Yamagata Prefecture Local Souvenirs of Japanese Sweet Yamagata’s famous products are cherry. I am pleased to introduce some delicious and popular local souvenirs of Japanese sweet, using local specialty. “Sakuranbo Kirara”, produced by Katoubussan Luxuriously using one whole piece of … Continued
Background of Wagashi Known as the fruit tree kingdom, it is famous all over the country as a cherry, La France pear and grapes producing area. Also, along with each Tohoku prefecture and Niigata, it is a prosperous rice-growing area. I … Continued
Presenting Akita Prefecture Local Souvenirs of Japanese Sweet Did you know that Akita prefecture is a prominent rice and liquor producing area in Tohoku district. Let’s take a look at local popular souvenirs of Japanese western-style sweet. “Butter Mochi (rice cake)”, local … Continued
Background of Wagashi I am pleased to introduce some popular local souvenirs wagashi (Japanese style sweet) has been loved by the Akita people for a long time. Akita is an area of heavy snowfall situated on the Sea of Japan shore … Continued
Background of Wagashi Aomori’s famous products are apples. I am pleased to introduced some delicious local Souvenirs “Nippon Wagashi confectionery” using apple. In the prefecture’s apple experiment stations there are about 300 varieties of apples, about 50 varieties being cultivated within the … Continued
Background of Japanese Sweet I ‘d like to introduce some popular souvenirs of western style Japanese sweet of Aomori prefecture. You know what? Aomori’ prefecture’s famous products are apples. In the prefecture’s apple experiment stations there are about 300 varieties of apples, … Continued
Background of Tohoku’s Wagashi or Japanese Western Style Sweets I am pleased to introduce to you “Tohoku region local Souvenirs of Japanese sweets. Tohoku district is located in the northeast section of the main island of Japan and is comprised of 6 … Continued
Japanese Sweet of Limited in the Tohoku District Did you know that locally limited “KitKat (キットカット)” are available only in each region? They are sold at each local main airport, station, service area in highway, and stand at a sightseeing spot. … Continued
The Assorted Refreshments Wagashi (Japanese Style Sweet) called “Kuchitori” Do you know the assorted refreshments Japanese style sweets called “Kuchitori”? They are the desserts of wagashi we enjoy after eating New Year dishes and are sold only for New Year holidays. They … Continued