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Japanese and Western sweets that evoke the history of trade
Nagasaki-monogatari
Japanese notation "長崎物語"
“Nagasaki Monogatari” made by Karakusa, a confectionery shop in Nagasaki Prefecture, is a long-loved rolled baum pastry.
The package depicts a “letter drawn on cloth,” which is essential to the epithet “jagatara-bun” or “letter drawn on cloth,” which was born in Nagasaki, a city with a thriving trade.
Two miniature roll cakes packed in a box. They are small but have the feel of a gift.
Small rolled baum wrapped in wrapping paper, nice design and luxurious.
It is a small cylindrical rolled baum, but it is a carefully baked rolled baum.
There is plenty of cream trapped inside.
When you eat it, you feel that it is a “luxurious pastry” – a bite-sized baumkuchen with even cream. The carefully baked baumkuchen is delicious. It is an exotic confection unique to Nagasaki.
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