Fuji-san Okage-mochi
Deformed Mt. Fuji is too cute manju
Warabi-Mochi
Japanese notation "わらびもち (谷中福丸)"
“Yanaka-Fukumaru Manju” is a long-established Japanese confectionery founded in 1955 and located in Yanaka, Taito-ku, Tokyo. It is a Japanese confectionery with an established reputation for its “Hitokuchi manju” but it is also a confectionery with an impressive cost performance. This time, we would like to introduce “Warabi-Mochi“.
A palm-sized package contains three Warabi-Mochi and is sold for 100 yen. Amazing for the price!
The texture is so soft that it somehow retains its shape. It has the feel of a freshly made rice cake.
It is covered with a generous amount of kinako (soybean flour), and is definitely delicious. It is so delicious that you may wonder if you can buy a Warabi-Mochi of this quality for 100 yen, so please try it when you see it.
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