福岡県·銘菓
Hakata Burabura
A bite-sized mochi sweet consisting of Hokkaido red bean paste wrapped in chewy gyuhi. It has a light name, suggesting a casual stroll through the streets of Hakata. It is known as the representative work of Hakata Kasho Saemon. Released in 1974, just before the Sanyo Shinkansen began service to Hakata. It was created over about ten years, with the goal of creating a souvenir similar to the famous 'Akafuku' from Mie Prefecture. Its impressive TV commercial featuring dancing mascots is something almost every local resident has seen. The soft, chewy gyuhi and the gently sweet Hokkaido bean paste create a wonderful experience. Please enjoy this flavor that has been loved across generations, taking a bite as if you were leisurely walking through the streets of Hakata.
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