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Moroe-ya’s “Kanazawa Yumegashi Kuzudama” A traditional rakugan confectionery founded in 1849, in the late Edo period.

This historic wagashi shop has been loved in Kanazawa for over 170 years ??

Inside the Kuzudama, you’ll find a delightful assortment: flower-shaped rabbit sweets, cranes, miniature boats, konpeito sugar candies, ohajiki candy, bamboo-tied ariheito candy, a small sea bream candy, and even a zodiac ?? clay bell.

A joyful surprise to open ? a Kanazawa-style dream confection that’s as fun to see as it is to taste

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Wagashi (Jo-Namagashi) for Japanese Children’s Day.

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Today's teatime treats Wagashi Nerikiri Tsuruyayoshinobu (Kyoto, Japan)

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End of summer sweets Japanese Yokan-Sasaragata Ryoguchiya-Korekiyo Nagoya, Japan

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Japanese Yokan - Hana hana biTsuruyayoshinobu (Kyoto, Japan)Their inspiration from traditional fireworks in the summer night sky event..