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Keigetsudo Kako-ume
An elegant confection made by Keigetsudo, a long-established shop in Matsue founded in the 6th year of the Bunka era (1809). It is one of the prestigious confectionery shops representing Matsue, the castle town associated with the great lord Matsudaira Fumai, who loved the tea ceremony. A whole plum is preserved in syrup and gently wrapped in soft gyuhi mochi. The combination of sweet and sour plum with chewy gyuhi is exquisite, and it has been long cherished in tea ceremonies since ancient times. It is a Japanese sweet that exudes elegance in every single bite. The refined sweet and sour flavor pairs perfectly with matcha or sencha. Please note that there is a plum seed inside, so please be careful when eating. This is a flavorful item nurtured by the tea culture of Matsue.
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