長野県·和菓子
Kaiundo Ariake no Tsuki
Kaiundo's 'Ariake no Tsuki' (Moon of the Dawn) is a round, gentle manju that evokes the moon remaining in the sky before dawn. Founded in 1884, Kaiundo is a long-established confectionery shop representing Matsumoto. This manju was named after Mount Ariake that towers over Azumino and the moon left in the dawn sky. Inside the softly baked skin, there is a generous amount of rich yolk bean paste. A subtle aroma of butter spreads, creating a deep flavor that possesses a Western flair despite being a Japanese sweet. When held up to the night sky, it looks just like the real moon. With its adorable appearance and the elegant sweetness of the yolk bean paste, it is an atmospheric masterpiece that brings to mind the quiet nights of Matsumoto.
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