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Wagashi (Japanese Sweets)

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   求肥

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   • 2023.01.30
   Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Mochi Mochi Sweets
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   水無月

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   • 2023.01.29
   Yakuyoke (Warding Off Evil) Azuki Beans Summer Uiro Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture
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   「柏もち」の柏が子孫繁栄の象徴と言われる理由は？

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   • 2023.01.28
   agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste) Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) Spring Children's Day Tango no Sekku (Boys' Festival)
4. 

   最中

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   • 2023.01.27
   Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste)
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   外郎（ういろう）

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   • 2023.01.26
   Nagoya Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture
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   どら焼き

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   • 2023.01.25
   Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste)
7. 

   端午の節句に食べる「ちまき」。名前の由来は？

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   • 2023.01.24
   agataJapan Traditional Culture Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) Spring Tango no Sekku (Boys' Festival)
8. 

   「きんつば」の名前の由来は？漢字でどう書く？

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   • 2023.01.23
   Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) Omiyage (Gift/Souvenir) agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste)
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   「うぐいすもち」とは？どの季節のお菓子？

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   • 2023.01.22
   agataJapan Traditional Culture Anko (Red Bean Paste) Kinako (Roasted Soy Flour) Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) Spring
10. 

    金平糖

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    • 2023.01.21
    Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) agataJapan Traditional Culture Nanban-gashi (Portuguese-Style Sweets) Oda Nobunaga
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    生菓子

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    • 2023.01.08
    Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) Manju Daifuku agataJapan Traditional Culture
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    棹もの

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    • 2023.01.05
    Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) Yokan agataJapan Traditional Culture Uiro