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Carbonated Senbei (Arima Onsen)
Carbonated Senbei is a representative confection of Arima Onsen, one of Japan's three most historic hot spring towns. Its light, crispy texture and subtle, gentle sweetness leave a lasting impression. way back, the carbonated springs of Arima were feared as 'poisonous water,' but an investigation in 1875 revealed them to be high-quality natural water. Around 1907, the founder of Mitsumori Honpo, following advice from physicians, devised a method to bake these crackers thinly using this carbonated water. Originally, it was a soft-textured confection used for the diets of infants and those recovering from illness. Enjoying one while strolling through the hot spring town is truly exceptional. Please also try the freshly baked 'Nama Carbonated Senbei' (freshly made version).
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