埼玉県·和菓子
Kurazukuri Monaka Fukuzo
Named after the Kurazukuri (storehouse) style of Kawagoe, 'Fukuzo' by Kurazukuri Honpo embodies the wishes of 'bringing forth good fortune' and 'preserving and passing down the storehouses.' The spirit of the storehouses that survived the Great Kawagoe Fire lives on in its name. Our homemade Ogura bean paste is carefully cooked to a fluffy texture using Tokachi-grown adzuki beans, featuring a hidden 'Fuku-mochi' (fortune rice cake) made from Saga Prefecture glutinous rice, all wrapped in a fragrant monaka shell made with Kogane-mochi. The exquisite harmony between the bean paste and the mochi is irresistible. Selling 3.5 million pieces annually, it is truly synonymous with Kawagoe souvenirs. Its elegant sweetness makes it perfect for an accompaniment to tea or as a gift. Please enjoy its rich flavor along with the atmosphere of this historic storehouse town.
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