Exploring Traditional Japanese Sweets through Unique Ceramics at Musashino Art University #Japan #Ceramics #Musashino_Art_University #Wagashi #Koda_City,_Tokyo
A cake shaped like a maple leaf... but it’s NOT maple flavored!
This is "Momiji Manju," a famous Japanese treat.
It’s dangerously good with green tea.
Would you try it? 👇
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#Japan #JapaneseFood #Wagashi #MomijiManju #SnackReview
Ralph the Border Collie impatiently waits to share a sakuramochi.
Ralph the Border Collie impatiently waits to share a sakuramochi.
Ralph is also trying to get in on the sakura-mochi action...🤨
#Japan #Kyoto #京都 #sakuramochi #桜餅 #bordercollies #bordercollie #cherryblossoms #wagashi #和菓子
Kansai (domyoji-ko) style sakuramochi.
Kansai (domyoji-ko) style sakuramochi.
Kansai (domyoji-ko) style sakuramochi.
Kansai (domyoji-ko) style sakuramochi.
The origin of Kansai-style sakuramochi (桜餅) is less clear, though it had become widely popular by the late 18thC.
The texture of 'Dōmyōji-mochi' (道明寺餅) is far grainier and stickier, and it remains the most commonly bought sakuramochi in Japan.
#Japan #Kyoto #wagashi #和菓子
Kanto style sakuramochi.
Chomei-ji temple. Photo thanks - https://travel.navitime.com/ja/area/jp/spot/02301-pn0001487/
The grounds of Chomei-ji temple. Photo thanks - https://travel.navitime.com/ja/area/jp/spot/02301-pn0001487/
Woodblock print - Chomei-ji (from the series One Hundred Beautiful Women at Famous Places in Edo). Image thanks - https://ja.ukiyo-e.org
Both versions of sakuramochi (桜餅) are also named after temples.
The Kantō-style 'Chōmeiji-mochi' (長命寺餅) is named after Chōmei-ji, a temple in Tōkyō close to the shop that first starting selling the sweets.
#Japan #Tokyo #東京 #wagashi #sakuramochi #長命寺餅 #桜餅
Experience the Magic of 'ONE PIECE' with New Traditional Japanese Sweets #Japan #Tokyo #One_Piece #Wagashi #Enny_Inc.
A colorful collection of pixel art Wagashi (Japanese traditional sweets). It features various dango, sakura mochi, and other treats, showing different textures like glossy syrups and soft rice cakes. A celebration of Japanese spring culture.
【🍀IXILL Weekly Pixel Art Circle】
⭐️5th: Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) 🍡
March is for Wagashi! 💓
We gathered so many soft "Mochi-mochi" art. 😊
Each artist’s touch on textures—glossy or grainy—is amazing.
Which one is your favorite? 😋✨
#PixelArt #WeeklyPixelArtCircle #Wagashi
It's strawberry daifuku season. I made these with my daughter. Next, let's make Eton Mess.
#wagashi
#homemade
Listening to Japanese history on Audible while painting these Wagashi (traditional sweets). 🇯🇵✨
#procreate #procreatebrushes #illustration #watercolor #digitalart #art #wagashi #japanese
In a quiet alley of Kanda, Tokyo,
a place that survived the war still stands.
Awaiting millet zenzai at Takemura—
open since 1930—he recalls a lesson
from 40 years ago: never rush.
Blow gently. Take your time.
"A Man's Wagashi" #2 is now on Blue Cover.
🔗 x.gd/en6k3
#wagashi #tokyo #slowliving
pixel art of Dango Anko
My brain is so tired from making a website, I'm craving something really sweet.
#doodledot #pixelart #lofiArt #draw
#Japan-style #OC #Wagashi #DANGO
#todayspost #pixel_dailies
The yellow wax plum is so called became the flowers look as if they have been crafted from wax.
'Robai' are a kinton sweet inspired by the yellow wax plum (topped with red adzuki beans).
Marking the end of winter in the tokonoma...a display of red and white camellia, and yellow wax plum.
The yellow wax plum is so called became the flowers look as if they have been crafted from wax.
💛WAXING WINTER💛
Around the lunar New Year guests are served 'rōbai' (蝋梅), named after the fragrant 'yellow wax plum' which blooms at this time of year.
As the name suggests, the beehive-yellow blossoms look as if they have been carefully crafted from wax.
#Kyoto #Japan #wagashi
A sweet from Kameya Shigehisa that mimics the plump cheeked face of Otafuku (a symbol of fortune at this time of year).
Nao-san, in an oni mask, poses with one of her favourite tea bowls. As guests drink the matcha a face appears inside the bowl...a smiling Otafuku.
Painting of Otafuku scaring away oni. Image thanks - https://ja.ukiyo-e.org/
A kinton sweet from Kameya Shigehisa that resembles a red oni (with sugar horns).
We're kicking off Setsubun season with 2 sweets from Kameya Shigehisa (亀屋重久), named after a famous phrase you will hear during the February 3rd celebrations...
鬼は外!🫘👹🚪➡️
"Oni wa soto! Fuku wa uchi!"
福は内!🍀➡️🚪😊
"Devils out! Fortune in!"
#wagashi #和菓子 #京都
Winter Delight: Rich Chocolate Warabi Mochi Available for a Limited Time #Japan #Kamakura #Wagashi #Kamakura_Sweets #Nama_Choco_Warabi_Mochi
A little naughty night sweet, paired with warm houjicha.
#wagashi #dorayaki #konishiyohei
Hanabiramochi — a traditional New Year sweet.
Soft rice cake, sweet white miso, and a hint of pink that echoes the first plum blossoms of spring.
#wagashi #newyearsweets
Kameya Shigehisa's Rudolph the Reindeer inspired sweet...you can just make out the antlers and red nose.
Still from 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer', a 1964 stop motion Christmas animated television special.
A Christmas card featuring Santa and his reindeer flying through the sky.
Kameya Shigehisa's Rudolph the Reindeer inspired sweet...you can just make out the antlers and red nose.
"Rudolph with your nose so bright,
won't you guide my sleigh tonight?"🎶🎵
A rather adorable depiction of Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer from Kameya Shigehisa (亀屋重久), a small store located in front of Myōshin-ji's north gate.
#wagashi #和菓子
Nijo Wakasaya's 'kabura', a sweet that mimics a tiny turnip.
Nijo Wakasaya's 'kabura', enjoyed with a matcha served in a festive (snow covered forest) tea bowl.
Nao-san enjoys a sprinkling of snow in the teahouse garden (careful to shield her kimono under an umbrella).
Nijo Wakasaya's 'kabura', a sweet that mimics a tiny turnip.
It may not look like the most festive of treats, but New Year for Nao-san is marked by the arrival of her beloved 'turnips'🥹
She begins 'kabura' (かぶら) season with Nijō Wakasaya's (二條若狭屋) adorable offering.
How many kabura will she consume this winter?🤔
#wagashi #和菓子
Snow falling on Myoshin-ji's halls.
Oimatsu's 'kazahana', a sweet that features a snowflake brand.
Oimatsu's 'kazahana' sweet is filled with a smooth, bright pink bean paste.
Snow falling on Myoshin-ji's Sanmon gate.
❄️FESTIVE FANCIES🦌
looking delicious
the snow falling softly
softly
うまさふな雪やふふはりふふはりと
-Kobayashi Issa.
As we wait impatiently for snow (and Christmas), Oimatsu's (老松) 'kazahana' (風花) brings festive cheer to the tearoom. The sweet imagines snowflakes sparkling as they fall.
#Kyoto #wagashi
In the Nara period envoys to the Tang dynasty returned with sweet pastries called 'karakudamono' or 'tōgashi' (唐菓子).
At first used as offerings by the esoteric Buddhist sects, in the Heian period the treats became a staple at aristocratic banquets.
#京都 #唐菓子 #wagashi
You know the Red Akafuku.
But have you seen the Black and White one?
Meet "Shiro Mochi Kuro Mochi."
Black is rich Brown Sugar.
White is rare White Kidney Bean.
Here is where to find it
youtube.com/shorts/3vhRD...
#Akafuku #Ise #Wagashi #JapaneseSweets #Mochi
Sweets designed to look like miniature turnips!
Sweets designed to look like miniature turnips!
Sweets designed to look like miniature turnips!
Sweets designed to look like miniature turnips!
We don't have any daikon in the teahouse to munch on, but we have snagged a tasty bunch of 'turnips' by the confectioners Matsuya (松彌), Kameya Shigehisa (亀屋重久) and Kagizen (鍵善良房).
#Kyoto #京都 #wagashi #和菓子 #松彌 #亀屋重久 #鍵善良房 #Japan #turnips #かぶら
#Japan, land van kunstzinnige zoetigheden. #Wagashi is de verzamelnaam van de smaakvolle, prachtige kunstwerkjes gemaakt van rijstmeel, sojabonenpasta, suiker en fruit. Vrijwel altijd geserveerd met #thee.
#fotochallenge #DDFotos #04zoet
(cc @ansdejager.bsky.social )
#fotografie #photography
Nergens in #Japan zijn de zoetigheden #wagashi (rijstmeel, bonenpasta, suiker en fruit) zo lekker en zo mooi als in Villa #Shimogamo in #Kyoto. Bij matchathee. Met uitzicht op de fraaie tuin.
Perfect passend in de fotochallenge van @ansdejager.bsky.social: #DDFotos #04zoet.
#fotografie #photography
What if you could taste a landscape?
In Japan, a 300-year-old sweet called Akafuku does just that. Discover its incredible story in our latest YouTube video.
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#akafuku, #wagashi, #japanesefood, #ise, #foodhistory, #edibleart, #youtube, #mochi
During the imperial celebrations the emperor symbolically eats the first new rice of the year, and gives thanks for a successful harvest.
At many shrines the harvest offerings are proudly displayed.
#Japan #Kyoto #京都 #新嘗祭 #teaceremony #茶道 #wagashi #和菓子 #勤労感謝の日
Oimatsu's (老松) 'tanbaji', a sweet that looks very much like miniature cauliflowers.
A chestnut breaking free from its burr.
Stunning autumn colours in the mountains.
Stunning autumn colours in the mountains.
They may look like tiny cauliflowers, but Oimatsu's (老松) 'Tanbaji' (丹波路 'Tanba Road') actually mimic unripe chestnuts.
Tanba-no-kuni (丹波国) was an old province, covering part of modern Kyōto and Hyōgo Prefectures. It was long famed for its chestnuts.
#Kyoto #京都 #wagashi