栃木県·銘菓
Nikko Jinagoro Senbei
When you snap it, the aroma of butter gently wafts out. The saltiness and the mellow richness of the butter melt together, creating a taste that is Western-style yet somehow nostalgic. It is a light snack that is impossible to stop eating. These rice crackers are baked by Ishidaya, a company founded in 1907 (Meiji 40). Located at the foot of Nikko Toshogu Shrine, they are a long-established shop that has continued the art of senbei making for generations. The name is inspired by the master craftsman Sa Jinagoro, who is said to have carved the 'Sleeping Cat' at Toshogu. The exquisite combination of salt and butter oil creates a flavor unlike any other. With its light mouthfeel, it pairs well with both tea and coffee. It is a quintessential souvenir filled with the history of Nikko and the skill of artisans.
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