Japanese confectionary
Japanese sweets that you can enjoy with your eyes and your mouthJapanese confectionary introduction
Kanazawa, which has flourished as a castle town since ancient times, is regarded as one of Japan's top three Japanese confectionary stores, and when you walk around the city, you can find a variety of Japanese sweets. There are actually a wide variety of confectionaries, such as fresh confectionaries that are popular at tea ceremonies, lucky confectionaries that adorn the seasons, simple morning fresh confectionaries that can be enjoyed freshly made, and famous confectionaries that are also appreciated as souvenirs. Kanazawa is a place where the chanoyu culture has flourished since ancient times, and it is said that Japanese confectionary making has flourished because of this. It is a Japanese confectionary unique to Kanazawa, where diverse traditional culture lives on, with flavors that have been handed down over a long period of time, and a beautiful appearance that makes you feel the atmosphere of each season.
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- NameJapanese confectionary
- Area Ishikawa
- Kind of food Local cuisine
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