京都府·和菓子
Kameya Yoshinaga Ichiyo Raifuku
An auspicious confection from Kameya Yoshinaga designed to bring good fortune for the New Year. Kameya Yoshinaga is a Kyoto confectionery shop founded in 1803 at the corner of Shijo and Saigai. They have continued to create delicate Kyoto sweets using 'Saigai water,' a famous spring flowing near the shop. The phrase 'Ichiyo Raifuku' means that just as winter passes and spring arrives, good luck follows periods of misfortune. This elegant Japanese sweet is crafted with that very wish in mind, making it perfect for the New Year. It is an item you will want to include as a gift to share happiness at the beginning of the year—a Kyoto sweet that colors the start of a new journey. It is a piece that refreshes the spirit, bringing joy through its sheer good fortune.
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