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Kameya Hatsugaran-are
A light, crispy, and crunchy texture. This is what is commonly known as 'Imo Kenpi'—deep-fried strips of sweet potato coated in syrup and dried. It is 'Hatsugaran-are' produced by Kameya, a long-established shop in Kawagoe. Kameya was founded in 1783 (Tenmei 3). It is a famous shop that has continued to protect the tradition of Kawagoe's sweet potato confectionery for over two hundred years along with the sweet potatoes themselves. The name 'Hatsugaran' originates from the alias of Kawagoe Castle, Hatsugaran Castle. It is one of the three iconic sweet potato confections of Kameya, alongside Hatsugaran-yaki and Hatsugaran-to. The fragrant aroma and simple sweetness are addictive, making it hard to stop once you start. It is a perfect souvenir from Koedo Kawagoe to enjoy with tea. Its rustic flavor makes everyone, from children to the elderly, want to reach for it.
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