Jan-Gara
Traditional sweets associated with the "Jangara Nenbutsu Dance" of Iwaki
Aizu-no-Tenjin-sama
Japanese notation "会津の天神さま"
“Aizu-no-Tenjin-sama” the signature product of Tarō-an, which has many stores in Fukushima Prefecture, is a cheese bouchée created at the same time as Tarō-an’s establishment in 1979, and has been a popular confectionery for a long time.
The traditional toy “Aizu no Tenjin-sama” is depicted on the package. In the Aizu region, when a boy is born, people send this toy to him to wish that he will grow up smart and healthy. The illustration has a cute expression.
A round cheese bouchée. It is a very tall.
The thickness of the bouquet stands out. It is the thickest and most voluminous bouchée I have ever seen.
The flavor was quite cheese-like. The cream was made with salted butter and processed cheese, so it was quite salty. Combined with the slightly sweet and voluptuous bouche, the overall flavor was very original.
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