Chinsuko

One of the traditional sweets made in Okinawa since the Ryukyu Dynasty period
Okinawa

Chinsuko introduction

It is a baked confectionery made mainly of flour, lard, sugar, etc. The origin of chinsuko was a high-class confectionery eaten at the court during the Ryukyu dynasty. It is famous as a souvenir of Okinawa prefecture, and individually packaged products are sold at souvenir shops.

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