北海道·和菓子
Rokkatei Kashiwa Mochi (Miso Paste / Smooth Red Bean Paste)
A Japanese confection that evokes the changing of the seasons through the scent of oak leaves. This Kashiwa Mochi is sold by Rokkatei to coincide with the Tango no Sekku (Boys' Day) festival, available in two varieties—miso paste and smooth red bean paste—each offering a different flavor. Because old oak leaves do not fall until new buds grow, they are considered auspicious symbols of an unbroken family lineage and have long been used in seasonal festival sweets. Founded in Obihiro in 1933, Rokkate-tei is a leading confectionery shop in Hokkaido, carefully crafting Japanese sweets that color local traditions. With chewy mochi, flavorful paste, and the refreshing scent of the oak leaf, this is a seasonal delight available only from spring to early summer, embodying wishes for the healthy growth of children.
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