愛媛県·その他
Dogo Yumekashibanashi
This is a confection that seems to have directly captured the legends passed down in Dogo Onsen into a Japanese sweet. It was created in 2017 as a tea sweet for Asuka-no-Yu, an annex of Dogo Onsen. Its shapes represent the white heron, said to have discovered the healing waters, and the camellia flower, which Prince Shotoku is said to have praised during his visit to Dogo. The white heron is filled with Kuma tea from Ehime Prefecture, while the camellia features a yuzu-infused bean paste, allowing you to enjoy a comparison of these two legends. The moist Momoyama dough offers a taste that feels somewhat like a dream. In 2018, it won both the Japan Gift Award and the Wagashi category award at the Japan Packaging Competition. We invite you to taste the stories passed down alongside the rising steam of Dogo.
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