Shimokita Curry no Sancha Senbei
Long-established rice cracker shop and popular curry store
Raichō-no-Sato
Japanese notation "雷鳥の里"
“Raichō-no-Sato” was created in 1972 by “Tanakaya” in Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture. It is a major confectionery that you will see whenever you travel to the Hokuriku region of Japan.
Thunderbirds are birds that inhabit the highlands of the northern hemisphere. The population has been declining year by year due to environmental changes, and is now designated as a national special natural treasure and an endangered species.
“Raichō-no-Sato” is confection featuring the iconic thunderbird of the Japanese Alps, is made of hard biscuit-like “European-style rice crackers” layered with cream.
The cream and rice crackers are double layered, each firmly attached to the other.
The texture is addictive, with a “crunchy and tasty” feeling. As expected of a long-selling product, the taste is stable and delicious.
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