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Japanese confectionery– tag –
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Hiroshima
Momiji manju (もみじ饅頭)
Momiji Manju, a delightful maple leaf-shaped sweet, is one of Hiroshima's most iconic treats. Known for its soft dough and sweet fillings, this charming confection is a must-try for anyone visiting Japan. With its rich history, regional ... -
Kyoto
Natto mochi (納豆餅)
Discover the delightful world of Natto Mochi, a cherished Japanese delicacy renowned for its blend of chewy mochi and savory fermented soybeans. This article explores the origins, preparation methods, cultural significance, and health be... -
Japan
Garigari kun (ガリガリ君)
If you are living in Japan, have you ever noticed that everytime when you go shopping in convenience stores or supermarket, you might come across this animation character called Garigari kun? So who is this character and why it is so pop... -
Japan
Imo Yokan (芋ようかん)
Speaking of Japanese traditional sweets (or Wagashi), you might think of Mochi, Dorayaki, Anmitsu, etc. But have you ever heard of Imo Youkan? This lesser-known delight adds a unique twist to Japan's sweet offerings. In this article, we'... -
Japan
Rice Flour Sweets (米粉スイーツ)
In Japan, a noticeable shift in the appreciation of rice is unfolding, highlighting the rising prominence of rice flour sweets. Derived from finely crushed rice powder, this adaptable ingredient has paved the way for innovative approache... -
Oosaka
Rikuro cheesecake (りくろ―おじさんのチーズケーキ)
"Uncle Rikuro's Cheesecake" is a famous treat in Osaka for over 30 years since it started selling in 1984. We'll show you what makes Rikuro cheesecake special, like the delicious stuff you can only get at the main store's café and the pr... -
Kagawa
Oiri (おいり)
In Japan, Oiri is a delightful sweet that represents traditional confectionery. It has unique flavors and artistic presentation. This article explores Oiri's origins, varieties, and cultural importance in Japan. This candy is a special s... -
Fukuoka
Hakata Torimon ( 博多通りもん)
Hakata, located in Fukuoka Prefecture, is renowned for its culinary delights. Among these, Meigetsudo's "Hakata Torimon" stands out as a cherished symbol from this food-centric town, which is famous for its delicious tonkotsu ramen, ment... -
Hokkaido
Shiroi koibito (白い恋人)
When you think of Hokkaido souvenirs, there's one that stands out - "Shiroi Koibito." It's a classic, and it's been delighting people for 40 years. In Hokkaido, where souvenirs are big business, this treat makes around 10 billion yen in ... -
Kagoshima
Karukan (軽羹)
With Japan's wide range of Japanese confectionery, you would think that we may have listed everything here on Food in Japan. Hold your horses as we talk about Karukan, a Japanese dish that was born 300 years ago, and why it deserves a pl...