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Noji-giku no Sato (Village of Wild Daisies)
A confection with a gentle sweetness, shaped like the Noji-giku (wild daisy), the prefectural flower of Hyogo. Noji-giku is a flower that grows in clusters along the embankments and foothills of Harima, representing Hyogo Prefecture. 'Noji-giku no Sato,' produced by Shibata Saiseido in Takasago, was created to reflect its lovely appearance. Using eggs and condensed milk, this Japanese confection is finished with a mellow sweetness reminiscent of Western sweets. It is an exquisite item that has been selected for 'Five Star Hyogo.' With its small flower shape and soft, gentle flavor, it pairs well with both Japanese tea and coffee or black tea. It is an elegant and adorable sweet that softly reflects the nature of Hyogo. The origin related to the prefectural flower also serves as a great conversation starter when giving gifts.
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