群馬県·和菓子
Akagi Nanroku Shibori Ankoromochi
The sight of small ankoromochi (sweet bean paste rice balls) packed tightly in a tray is enough to make your heart melt. This is the 'Shibori Ankoromochi' from Akagi Nanroku. Named after its plump and adorable shape, which looks as if the bean paste has been squeezed out, these bite-sized treats are inspired by the southern foothills of Mount Akagi, a symbol of Gunma Prefecture. Because each piece is small, you won't be able to stop picking them up and popping them into your mouth. The bean paste enveloping the soft mochi has a gentle sweetness. Since they are arranged in a tray rather than individually wrapped, they are the perfect Gunma souvenir to share with family or as a snack at the workplace.
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