Kozakura: Crafting Traditional Karinto in the Heart of Asakusa
A Historic Shop in Tokyo’s Cultural District Asakusa, with its over 1,400 years of history, stands as one of Tokyo’s most culturally…
Complete Guide to Japanese Traditional Sweets | Dejima Blog
A Historic Shop in Tokyo’s Cultural District Asakusa, with its over 1,400 years of history, stands as one of Tokyo’s most culturally…
Mochi vs Gyuhi: Unraveling the Mystery of Japanese ‘Mochi’ Abroad and the Depth of Wagashi In the world of Japanese confectionery, there…
Summer Wagashi: Exploring the Allure of Mizu-Yokan and Kuzukiri Japanese summers are known for their sweltering heat, accompanied by the gentle chime…
Kuzu (葛): The Japanese Superfood Transforming Traditional Sweets The world of Japanese sweets (wagashi) is home to ingredients that offer not only…
Japan’s Superfood used for Wagashi Changes World The world of Japanese sweets (wagashi) hides ingredients that are not only delicious but also…
Azuki Beans: The Superfood at the Heart of Wagashi and Japanese Sweets Azuki beans are not just the star of wagashi and…
The Main Ingredients Coloring Wagashi Wagashi, with its delicate flavors and beautiful appearance, is beloved worldwide as a representative of Japanese culinary…