滋賀県·和菓子
Dotaku Sablé
Bringing ancient romance directly into a sweet. These are unique sablés shaped like the bronze bells excavated in Yasu. A total of twenty-four Yayoi period bronze bells have been unearthed from Mt. Oiwa in Yasu City. Among them is Japan's largest bronze bell, measuring over 134 centimeters in height, known as a bronze bell used in festivals for rice-farming societies. These sablés, which replicate that unique shape, are an irresistible souvenir for history lovers. You can take home the ancient history of Yasu through this snack. Featuring a light, crispy texture and a gentle aroma of butter, this item pairs perfectly with tea or coffee and allows you to experience the eternal history of Yasu. It also makes for a great conversation piece.
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