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Manman-do Tsusoku Rokuon
A plump, Momoyama-style manju (sweet bun) where white bean paste is gently wrapped in egg yolk paste and baked. Manman-do Tsusoll's 'Rokuon' is a famous confection that evokes the seasons of Nara. 'Rokuon' refers to the location where the deer antler removal ceremony takes place in Nara Park. Manman-do Tsusoku is a long-established shop founded in the late Edo period, renowned for its 'Buto Manju.' The aroma of the egg yolk paste and the elegant sweetness of the moist white bean paste overlap, melting delicately in your mouth. Its charm lies in the moist texture unique to Momoyama-style sweets. It is a treat you can enjoy while reflecting on Nara's traditional ceremonies. An atmospheric confection worthy of a long-established shop that treasures seasonality.
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