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Kogetsu Rakufu
A Japanese confection with an elegant sweetness and moist texture, reminiscent of a gentle breeze blowing through Kyoto. Produced by Kyogashi-dokoro Kogetsu. Founded in Kyoto shortly after the war, this confectionery is known for creating new Japanese sweets without being bound by tradition. It has been beloved for its famous products such as 'Senju Senbei,' which features cream sandwiched between wavy dough layers. 'Rakufu' is an item with an elegant name, adding 'wind' to 'Raku,' which signifies the capital of Kyoto. 'Raku' has long been used as a word to refer to Kyoto. Like the wind blowing through Kyoto, you can enjoy a gentle, elegant sweetness and a moist mouthfeel. It is a flavorful Japanese sweet that reflects the atmosphere of Kyoto, perfect for serving with tea.
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