Chitose (Morihachi)

千歳（森八）

Japanese notation　"千歳（森八）"

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Perfection backed by tradition.

I bought a traditional confectionery “Chitose” from “Morihachi,” a confectionery shop with a history dating back to 1625.

千歳（森八）パッケージ

A small manju wrapped in elegant Japanese paper.

千歳（森八）を開封

The surface is generously sprinkled with pink wasanbon sugar. Although small, it is packed tightly and has a heavy weight.

千歳（森八）一口食べてみた

Delicious! The firm texture of the gyuhi that wraps around the outside is a perfect match with the anko inside. It’s like a very luxurious mochi with red bean paste.

千歳（森八）ズーム

The mochi is sweet, but not at all unpleasantly so. It is small but quite filling. It is a perfect snack for tea time. I felt the tradition of the sweets.

Price

4 pieces：820yen
(approximately 6.21 USD)

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