The beautiful hydrangea made of agar!
My aunt living near subway Kuramaguchi station in Kyoto often buy sweets made by Ko-rakuya for my family. I think tourists won’t visit this quiet residential ar...
My aunt living near subway Kuramaguchi station in Kyoto often buy sweets made by Ko-rakuya for my family. I think tourists won’t visit this quiet residential ar...
In Kitanotenmanbu shrine in Kyoto, the beautiful fresh green garden of maple leaves is exhibited now. It’s more famous for plum blossoms and red maple leaves, b...
Aoi festival was held in May 15th the day before yesterday, so the best season for iris passed, but still we can see beautiful purple flowers in O-ta shrine, th...
”Sho-ro” means white mushroom which appear around pine tree forests in April and May. In Kyoto, the name “sho-ro” is famous as the traditional sweets made by Ni...
Hello, I’m an owner of Tea Ceremony Koto, just a 1 minute walk from Kinkakuji temple in Kyoto. We will be on the NHK world channel “Core Kyoto” in June 4th. It’...
Have you ever heard of the sweets made from lotus? I guess maybe you haven’t. It’s very rare and the original sweets made by Wakuden, which is one of the tradit...
Nijo-Wakasaya main shop is on Nijo-Ogawa, near the Nijo castle. Entering the shop, I was surprised to see the big confectionary arts in the show cases. What a g...
“Kanraku Hanago” is the small Japanese café we can have delicious Japanese fresh sweets made of beans, rice powder or Japanese taro with powdered green tea. It’...
“Fumanju” is the healthy sweat made from wheat gluten wrapped by bamboo leaves we often have for Japanese traditional meal or lunch box. It’s much more healthie...
Imamiya shrine is a small local shrine which is famous with Japanese traditional rice cake with white miso called “Abueimochi”, the amulet for the women getting...
Kyoto sweets ! traditional & Modern I dropped in the traditional sweets shop in Shijo Horikawa in Kyoto after visiting the travel company near Shijo area today....
Delicious Japanese handmade cookies! Kameyayoshinaga is famous and popular with Japanese cookie called “Oike-senbei”. It’s on Oike Street, and the entrance of T...