島根県·和菓子
Koi no Sato (Sanshodo)
Colorful carp swim leisurely through the canals flowing past the white-walled streets—this is a Japanese sweet unique to Tsuwano, the 'Little Kyoto of San'in.' Produced by Sanshodo, 'Koi no Sato' captures this essence. Tsuwano is a castle town that gave birth to great literary figures like Mori Ogai and philosophers like Nishi Amane. The sight of countless carp swimming peacefully in the canals along the white walls of Tonomachi Street is a beloved seasonal symbol of Tsuwano. Inspired by this local atmosphere, this elegant sweet features smooth yokan (sweet bean jelly) enveloped in a thin coating of sugar and agar. Its melting texture and moderate sweetness are its main charms. The package features a silhouette of a carp, exuding the characteristic charm of Tsuwano. It is an item that allows you to take the entire atmosphere of the 'Little Kyoto of San'in' home with you.
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