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Minotada Kogaku
Kogaku is an elegant Monaka confectionery produced by Minotada, a long-established shop in Nagoya. Minotada is a historic Japanese confectionery shop founded in 1854, having branched out from the official confectioner of the Owari Clan. Kogaku is a refined treat featuring thin, crisp monaka shells filled with a generous amount of dark sugar bean paste. The surface is beautifully decorated with a 'tsuzumi' (drum) pattern, also used in kimono designs. Because the drum pattern symbolizes 'beautiful sounds ringing' and 'abundant harvests,' it has long been regarded as an auspicious symbol for good fortune. This exquisite sweet allows you to deeply experience the gentle richness of dark sugar, its good omens, and the profound depth of Nagoya's wagashi culture in a single bite.
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