奈良県·和菓子
Chiyonosha Takemura: Elegance of the Ancient Capital
An assortment of dry confectionery that captures the elegance of the ancient capital in a single box, created by Nara's oldest confectionery shop. Chiyonosha Takemura is the oldest Japanese confectionery shop in Nara City, founded in Genroku 14 (1701). Having served the temples and shrines of Nanto, such as Kasuga Taisha and Todaiji, they have expressed the four seasons of Yamato—as celebrated in the Man'yoshu and Kojiki—through their sweets. This assortment includes elegant dry sweets made with Wasanbon sugar and Yoshino kudzu, including the tribute confection "Aoniyoshi." Upon taking a bite, it melts delicately in your mouth, spreading the refined sweetness of Wasanbon. A highlight is how each color and shape reflects the changing seasons of Yamato. This is an exquisite item wrapped in the atmosphere of ancient Nara, perfect as a gift for tea ceremonies.
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