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Hakata Torimon
A famous confection from Hakata that many people immediately think of when it comes to Fukuoka souvenirs. Hakata Torimon is a manju (steamed bun) released in 1993 by Meigetsudo, a company founded in 1929. It features a fusion of Japanese and Western flavors, with white bean paste mixed with condensed milk, butter, and fresh cream, creating a gentle milky flavor that melts in your mouth. It was developed over several years with the goal of creating "a high-quality sweet that no one has ever tasted before." It has long received Gold Medals from the Monde Selection and is even recognized by the Guinness World Records as the highest-selling manju in the world. With its elegant sweetness and reliable quality, this is a representative item of Fukuoka that is enjoyed by all generations. It is delicious both chilled and paired with warm tea, making it perfect for gifts. It is the quintessential Hakata souvenir—the one to choose if you are undecided.
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Hakata Torimon
Meigetsudo's Hakata Torimon. This is a Japanese-Western fusion manju (sweet bun) made by adding butter and fresh cream to white bean paste, characterized by its moist and smooth melting texture. It is one of the best-selling souvenirs at Fukuoka Airport and Hakata Station, boasting unwavering popularity since its release in 1993.
