Minori-no-Pie
Chiba-born apple pie with plenty of jam
Saga-Bōro
Japanese notation "佐賀ぼうろ（本村製菓）"
“Saga-Bōro” made by Motomura Seika in Saga City, Saga Prefecture, is a confectionary that everyone in Kyushu has eaten before. The company manufactures 200,000 of these confections every day, the largest number in Japan.
“Bōro” was introduced to Japan from Portugal around the 16th century, and the confectionery introduced 300 to 400 years ago is still popular today in its original form.
The disk-shaped sponge cake dough bolo is a familiar candy that everyone has eaten before. The texture is fluffier than expected and the rustic sweetness is gentle.
A sponge cake that has never changed. It will always be a classic, simple and delicious confectionery.
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