EnglishTaiko Shusse Mochi
Taiko Shusse mochi, a famous Ise confectionary that has been used for celebrations since ancient times
Taiko Shusse Mochi introduction
Taiko Shusemochi is a Japanese confectionary made with freshly made red bean paste cooked to an elegant sweetness, and each walnut is carefully hand-baked by hand.
This mochi, which Tenkajin Hideyoshi liked to eat, eventually came to be called “Taiko mochi and Shusse mochi” by the people of Ise, and it seems that it is now called Taiko Shusemochi.
It is also used for children's hundred day prayers and 75th class celebrations as lucky mochi to honor Tenkajin Hideyoshi.
This mochi, which Tenkajin Hideyoshi liked to eat, eventually came to be called “Taiko mochi and Shusse mochi” by the people of Ise, and it seems that it is now called Taiko Shusemochi.
It is also used for children's hundred day prayers and 75th class celebrations as lucky mochi to honor Tenkajin Hideyoshi.
