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Tefuukin no Shirabe (Melody of the Accordion)
A beautiful Japanese-style layered pie reminiscent of the bellows of an accordion. It is crafted by Bizenya, a long-established shop founded in Okazaki in the second year of the Tenmei era (1782). Smooth smooth bean paste (koshian) is gently wrapped in multiple layers of fermented butter-scented pastry and baked. It is said that the name of the instrument was chosen for the confection to evoke the Meiji and Taisho eras, when Western culture began to blend into Japan. This long-selling product features a fusion of Japanese and Western flavors, where the crispy pastry and the elegant sweetness of the bean paste resonate together. As the name suggests, it is a pride of Okazaki—a treat that melts your heart like a light melody.
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