神奈川県·和菓子
Hachioki Manju
A Kamakura-style manju that incorporates the auspicious meaning of 'Nanakorobi Yaoki' (falling seven times, getting up eight) directly into its name. It features a Daruma motif—a symbol of rising again no matter how many times one falls—which inspires a positive mindset just by looking at it. Daruma have been cherished since ancient times as symbols of good luck and for making wishes. They are highly appreciated as gifts for those facing entrance exams, job hunting, or new challenges, making them perfect for celebratory occasions. Just hearing the name makes you feel as though someone is giving you a gentle push forward. The simple taste, featuring bean paste with a mild sweetness, is approachable across all generations. When you want to cheer on someone working hard, why not quietly hand them this auspicious manju?
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