群馬県·洋菓子
Tsuru Sablé (Crane Sablé)
"Do you know the shape of Gunma Prefecture?" — This is the kind of question that suits this Tsuru Sablé. Gunma Prefecture is shaped like a crane spreading its wings toward the southeast, and has long been affectionately known locally as the "dancing crane shape." Its name originates from the "tsu" verse of the "Jomo Karuta," a shared cultural element among Gunma residents: "Gunma Prefecture, in the shape of a dancing crane." The pastry shop Baron in Maebashi City uses plenty of Gunma-grown wheat flour, eggs, and fresh butter to bake each piece individually using a mold. Eat the shape of Gunma Prefecture itself. With its crispy texture and rich buttery aroma, this unique souvenir is packed with the essence of Gunma. It also serves as a great conversation starter, helping you bond with those you give it to.
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