Amandara

Japanese notation　"あまんだら"

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Sweets named after mandala paintings

A foil baked confection called “Amandara” made by “Rinseido Honten” in Yatsuo-machi, Toyama City. The package design is impressive, with an illustration of a ship that looks like it was stamped with a print.

The name “Amandara” was named after the “Mandala Picture of the Lotus Sutra” in the collection of Honbo-ji Temple in Yatsuo-cho, Toyama City.

Confectionery body wrapped in gold foil.

Upon opening the package, a sponge pastry steaming in foil is revealed.

Inside are rum-soaked raisins and chestnut red bean paste.

It was like a moist cake with a buttery sponge cake batter and rum raisins. It was a foil pastry with a blend of Japanese and Western flavors made by a traditional Japanese confectioner.

Price

1piece : 220 yen
(approximately 1.47 USD)

Manufacturer

林盛堂本店