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Hakata no Onna Amaou Strawberry
A stick confection where Japanese and Western styles melt together, bearing a name reminiscent of the city of Hakata. Hakata no Hito (Woman of Hakata) is a confection by Nikakudo, named after Hakata dolls. It features moist Baumkuchen with red bean yokan poured into the center, prepared in bite-sized pieces. Since its release in 1972, its popularity spread following the opening of the Sanyo Shinkansen at Hakata, becoming a long-seller loved for over half a century. The Amaou Strawberry version offers an elegant fusion of Japanese and Western flavors, enhanced by the brilliant sweet and tartness of strawberries. The moist cake and smooth yokan melt together comfortably. It is a treat packed with the essence of Fukuoka, making it a delightful gift.
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Hakata no Onna
A famous Hakata confection released by Nikakudo in 1972. It is a bite-sized stick confection featuring moist, baked Baumkuchen with red bean yokan poured into the center. Read as 'Hakata no Hito,' it offers an elegant and modest flavor, much like the women of Hakata.
Hakata no Onna Amaou Strawberry
An Amaou strawberry version of Nikkakudo's famous confection 'Hakata no Onna'. Amaou strawberry yokan (jelly) is poured into the center of a baumkuchen, offering a brilliant sweet and sour flavor that differs from the standard red bean version.
Hakata no Onna (Woman of Hakata)
A famous confection released by Nikakudo in 1972, featuring a core of adzuki bean yokan poured into the center of a Baumkuchen. It is an exquisite fusion of Western and Japanese styles, and has been a long-selling souvenir at Hakata Station for over 50 years.
