京都府·和菓子
Sugidama
This is a Kyoto-style Japanese confection inspired by the 'Sugidama' (cedar ball) hung under the eaves of sake breweries. A Sugidama is an ornament made by bundling cedar leaves into a sphere, serving as a sign from the brewery that new sake has been brewed. The transition in color from vibrant green to brown quietly tells the story of the sake's aging process. It is an auspicious design unique to Kyoto, where sake culture is deeply rooted, particularly in areas like Fushimi. The adorable shape, reminiscent of the round cedar ball, directly reflects the elegance of this famous sake region. This treat is visually delightful and serves as a great conversation starter. Please enjoy it while reflecting on the rich culture of Japanese sake.
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