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Product Introduction through My Daily Life in Japan
In the previous entry, I wrote about Kinako Mochi. Actually, after posting the article, the sweet Mochi dish reminded me of Shizuoka’s specialty wagashi sweet called “Abekawa Mochi (安倍川もち)”. Abekawa Mochi (安倍川もち) Abekawa Mochi...
Product introduction / Recipes / Sweets and Candies
by Tomo · Published May 19, 2020 · Last modified June 24, 2020
“Mochi (餅)” is a traditional Japanese plain rice cake made of “Mochi Gome (餅米)”, a type of glutinous rice. In Japan, Mochi is available in various forms and the sweets made with the glutinous...
“Mochi (餅)” is a Japanese word for plain white rice cakes made of glutinous rice called “Mochi-Gome (もち米)”, and is often used in traditional Japanese “Wagashi (和菓子)” sweets. Ankoro Mochi, Bota Mochi, and Ohagi...
Product introduction / Sweets and Candies
by Tomo · Published March 19, 2020 · Last modified March 20, 2020
Although it is getting warmer and warmer day by day here in Niigata, Japan, today on the way home from work, I stopped by a supermarket and bought a traditional Wagashi confection that represents Japan’s...
When it comes to Japanese snacks with a cheese flavor, in Japan there are some unique products that probably can’t be seen in other countries. Representative examples of such cheese snacks include a combination...
Product introduction / Sightseeing places / Snacks / Sweets and Candies / Traditional Japanese foods
by Tomo · Published August 29, 2019 · Last modified July 2, 2020
When I go on a sightseeing trip to the mountainous Hida and Takayama region of Gifu Prefecture that is famous for its old streets, I will definitely buy a skewer of “Gohei Mochi (五平餅)”...
When it comes to rice snacks in Japan, Senbei, Okaki, and Arare are the 3 major types of traditional Japanese rice crackers most familiar to us Japanese. Although all of them traditionally have a quite...
When you think of traditional Japanese sweets, or “Wagashi (和菓子)”, what comes to mind first? In recent years, thanks to online shopping sites, it is relatively easy to get Japanese confections even if you are not...
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I'm Tomo, a Japanese blogger living in Niigata Prefecture, Japan. For the purpose of enriching your life, I would like to introduce things about Japan on this blog, especially unique Japanese products, cooking recipes, cultures, and facts and trivia.
