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Bishamonten Miso Busse
A somewhat rare miso-flavored busse (small sponge cake) named after Bishamonten, echoing through Hiraizumi. In the World Heritage site of Hiraizumi, the Tatsukukutsu Bishamon-do is said to be where Sakanoue no Tamuramaro enshrined Bishamonten in a cave, marking over 1,200 years of history. A mellow miso cream is sandwiched between light, fluffy dough. It is a flavor where East meets West, with the richness of miso subtly peeking through from behind the sweetness. Iwate has long been a land where miso making flourishes, and that local climate lives softly within this confection. A single bite with depth that doesn't end with just sweetness. If you want to choose a unique souvenir to accompany your memories of traveling through Hiraizumi, please pick this up.
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