Eitaro Sohonpo in Tokyo, Nipponbashi is known for the old Japanese traditional sweet store which started off with Kintusba. Mr, Masaki Hosoda told us abo...
This pancake was named after the musical instrument, Dora (Gong in English), which has the rounded shape and just looks like it. The origin of this cake goes ba...
NI-O is the way farmers pile up the reaped beans to dry them up. This word. “ NI-O” is named after the old Japanese language, which has the same pronunciation a...
Sekihan is a Japanese traditional dish. It is sticky rice( mochi-gome) steamed with red beans. They get mochi-gome permeated with the water used to boil red bea...
Azuki prefers the warm climate and they are very susceptible. However, as strange as it may sound, the top producers of Azuki are Tokachi and Tanba( in Hokkaido...
Suzumeya This wagashi store is located on the tranquil back street in Ikebukuro district. The closest station is Ikebukuro and it takes 7 ~8 min on foot. This s...
Azuki is susceptible to humidity and can stand aridity susceptible to the heat and can stand cold susceptible to insects and mice In this regard, azuki(red ...
The book in Edo period; Honchou-Shokkan says that Azuki has fallowing effects. ・Calms you down ・Increase urination ・Reduce pain and inflammation ・Detox ・Increas...
It is made of small translucent cubes of agar jelly and served in a bowl with sweet azuki(red beans paste), boiled green peas and mitsu( sweet black syrup). Wit...
You can start boiling azuki( red beans) immediately after washing them. If you use donabe(pots made of a special clay), you can turn the heat off and let...