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Senju Senbei
The eye-catching wave shape defines Kozuki's signature confection, "Senju Senbei." This item has long been cherished as a classic Kyoto souvenir. Created in 1963, it was developed as a waffle-style confection, seeking ingredients and methods that were unique for Japanese sweets at the time. It consists of gentle sugar cream sandwiched between wavy cookie wafers. The wave pattern represents an auspicious scene where the shadows of cranes are reflected in the waves, and it was named "Senju Senbei" to wish for longevity and eternal prosperity. The balance between the crispy, light wafer and the smooth cream is exquisite. It is a representative baked sweet of Kyoto, loved across generations.
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Hina Matsuri Senju Senbei
A limited edition version of Kozuki's Senju Senbei for the Hina Matsuri (Doll Festival). This Kyoto confection comes in a gorgeous package to brighten the Peach Festival and is the perfect gift for spring.
Senju Senbei
The signature product of Kozuki: Senju Senbei. This iconic Kyoto baked confection consists of wavy-patterned wafers sandwiched with cream, a famous treat created to wish for a thousand celebrations.
Gold Leaf & Silver Leaf Senju Senbei
A special edition of Kozukino's representative confection, Senju Senbei, adorned with gold and silver leaf. This wavy-patterned sugar cream sandwich cracker takes on a truly magnificent appearance.
