A long-established store representing Ozu that makes traditional Shigure (delicacy). This is an authentic Japanese Japanese confectionary shop famous for its fresh sweets for tea parties.
Kurika no Banquet was born in Ozu, the home of chestnuts. Wrapped in a strained bean paste made from Hokkaido-produced Sumari adzuki beans and pure Ozu chestnuts. The size gives it a solid and solid feel, and each one is wrapped in bean paste by hand and shaped with damp linen cloth. Chestnut paste is
It is strained twice and has a smooth texture. The rum added to the chestnut paste brings out the chestnut flavor even more. As befits the name of the banquet, the plump and luxurious taste is called ``adult chestnut kinton.'' You can also use it as a tea confectionery, or pair it with tea or coffee with the flavor of rum. It has a rich expression that goes well with any companion, while the sweetness and richness of the chestnuts make you feel the essence.