秋田県·和菓子
Miyaden Yamabuki Manju
A simple manju handmade early in the morning by a village shop. Miyaden in Kamikoani Village is a Japanese confectionery shop that works hard on manju making from the early hours. The Yamabuki Manju features a thin skin with a hint of soy sauce flavor, baked to a golden brown color. It is filled generously with a lightly sweetened bean paste, finished with a smooth texture. It is said that the name comes from the 'yamabuki' (yellow) color provided by the use of white bean paste. The balance between the moist, thin skin and the elegant sweetness of the bean paste is exquisite. A simple yet never-tiring flavor, it is a popular village specialty found at roadside stations. It is a gentle manju that conveys the warmth of a mountain village.
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