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In Kameya, bean-jam bun shaped as various animals such as turtle, monkey, whale, bear and so on. According to the store name, the most popular shape is turtle-shape. (“Kame” means “turtle” in Japanese) Although this shop was originally a … Continue reading
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Makinohara has not only wonderful spots for sightseeing, this area has a variety of nice confectionery stores. As the biggest tea estate in Japan, the sweet shops make various confections including tea (mainly powdered tea). I’d like to introduce some … Continue reading