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Sugawaraya Genroku Mochi
The famous confection 'Genroku Mochi' passed down in Atsumi Onsen. Created by Sugawaraya Kashiten, it is a beautiful mochi sweet featuring two colors: white and green. Made from high-quality Shiratama flour and sugar, the name originates from the 'Genroku pattern' created by the intertwining of green mochi (kneaded with matcha) and white mochi. It is said that it was once considered a souvenir for coal miners and has taken root in the land over a long period. Today, it is so well-loved that it even appears in local school lunches. This item is renowned for its fluffy, soft texture and elegant sweetness. Since it has a good shelf life, it is perfect as a tea snack at hot spring inns or as a souvenir from your travels. The beautiful two-tone colors are also a delight to the eyes.
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Gyokusendo Ushimatsu Genroku Mochi
Genroku Mochi produced by Gyokusendo Ushimatsu in Kaminoyama City. Featuring a simple taste with walnuts kneaded into soft gyuhi (sweet rice paste), it is a famous confection of the castle town that you'll want to indulge in after a soak in the Kaminoyama Onsen hot springs.
Yamatoya Genroku Mochi
Genroku Mochi made by Yamatoya in Kaminoyama City. This famous confection has been beloved in the historic hot spring town of Kaminoyama Onsen; its simple sweetness and soft mochi cling to the memories of this hot spring town.
Sugawaraya Genroku Mochi
Genroku Mochi, crafted by Sugawaraya in Kaminoyama City. A long-beloved confection in Kaminoyama Onsen, this moist mochi sweet is best enjoyed alongside the nostalgic atmosphere of the hot spring town.
