Shina-no-ji
This size is a delight, once you try it, you'll never forget the red bean paste.
Tabi-Makura
Japanese notation "旅まくら"
Ryoguchiya Korekiyo’s “Tabi-Makura” is a famous long-established Japanese confectionery in Nagoya City. This confectionary is often sold as a set with “Shina-no-ji” introduced the other day, and is one of the representative sweets of “Ryoguchiya Korekiyo”.
Like “Shina-no-ji” it is wrapped in twisted wrapping paper like candy. The size of “Tabi-Makura” is just a little smaller.
The outer dough is like the outer dough of a “kintsuba” but thicker and more like a manju.
The reddish fine red bean paste is characteristic of “Ryoguchiya Korekiyo”.
The sesame-sesame flavored skin and fine kosasus. The elaborate construction of this miniature size is a sign of traditional craftsmanship.
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