山口県·和菓子
Maneki Fuku
A cute, pufferfish-shaped pie manju from Shimonoseki that invites good fortune. Produced by Ganryu Honpo, a long-established Shimonoseki shop dating back to the Taisho era. Sweet bean paste made from Hokkaido adzuki beans is wrapped in a crispy pie crust in the shape of a pufferfish. In Shimonoseki, 'fugu' (pufferfish) is called 'fuku' (fortune), making this a beloved sweet that invites good luck. The combination of crispy pie dough and smooth bean paste is a delightful treat. With its cute appearance and auspicious meaning, just one bite makes you feel as though something good might happen. The light, crispy texture is another reason you won't be able to stop eating them. It is a sweet that brings a little happiness, perfect for celebrations or as a gift.
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