Soba-Obolo
A traditional Spanish confectionery with roots in Spain!
Asama-yama
Japanese notation "浅間山（和泉屋）"
Izumiya” is located in Saku City, Nagano Prefecture. Founded in Saku-Heira, which flourished as an important point on the Nakasendō, the confectionery has long been a favorite of the local people. Izumiya’s “Asama-yama” manju is made with the motif of Asama-yama a famous mountain in Nagano Prefecture.
Although it is a round manju, the actual Mt. Asama is also a well-proportioned cone-shaped mountain, and is also famous as an active volcano, having recently erupted in a small way in 2019.
Gyuhi is quite soft and seems to be mixed with the azuki bean paste.
The manju skin is also an orthodox manju skin, with a rustic flavor that brings out the performance of the azuki bean paste with gyuhi. The overall balance is well balanced and orthodox taste.
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