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Anko (Red Bean Paste)

1. 

   light broth made of jellied sweet bean paste

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   Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste)
2. 

   manjuu

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   • 2023.03.06
   Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste)
3. 

   sweet burdock and miso-bean paste covered with a thin layer of mochi

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   Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Shogatsu (New Year) Anko (Red Bean Paste) Mochi
4. 

   swallowing a great amount of tea or medicine

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   agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste) Mochi Wagashi (Japanese Sweets)
5. 

   Ohagi/Botamochi

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   • 2023.02.08
   Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Ohigan (Equinox Observance) Anko (Red Bean Paste) Mochi
6. 

   sweet red-bean soup

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   • 2023.02.07
   Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste)
7. 

   Japanese yam (Dioscorea japonica)

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   Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste) Wedding Ceremony Hikidemono (Wedding Gifts)
8. 

   kneaded dough

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   Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste) Jo-namagashi (High-Grade Wagashi) Four Seasons
9. 

   Why is the oak in “Kashiwa-mochi” said to symbolize the prosperity of descendants?

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   • 2023.01.28
   Children's Day Tango no Sekku (Boys' Festival) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste) Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) Spring
10. 

    midst

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    Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste)
11. 

    Japanese dessert consisting of two slices of kasutera (sponge cake) with red bean jam in between

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    • 2023.01.25
    Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste)
12. 

    What is the origin of the name “Kintsuba”? How is it written in kanji?

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    • 2023.01.23
    Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) Omiyage (Gift/Souvenir) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste)