Maru-Bolo is one of the most iconic Western-style sweets of Saga Prefecture, with a history of over 300 years. It is also said to be Japan's oldest Western-style confection. "Bolo" means cake in Portuguese. In the case of Motomura Seika's bolo, it incorporates the famous tea, "Yame," from Fukuoka Prefecture.

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Common allergens: wheat, egg
Also contains: honey
Vegetarian

Yahata Eino is located in Kakogawa City in Hyogo Prefecture. During cultivation, they do not use the herbicide glyphosate, making their food healthier for consumption. This snack version of pasta primarily utilizes the cut-off ends of pasta produced.

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Common allergens: wheat
Also contains: N/A
Vegetarian

Toraya-Yoshisue was founded in 1801. Originally, the company was a manufacturer of sake barrels. However, they came up with the idea of creating senbei shaped like sake barrels to give as souvenirs to travelers. This marks the beginning of barrel-shaped senbei. In the Koshi Senbei, peanuts are sandwiched within the dough, making them even more flavorful and fragrant.

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Common allergens: peanuts, egg, wheat

Also contains: honey

Vegetarian

The brown one is hojicha flavor, and the green one is matcha flavor. At le mauve, they have implemented a system of employment support to aid social inclusion of individuals with disabilities. These meringues are handmade by individuals with disabilities.

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Common allergens: egg
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Vegetarian

Experience the taste of bite-sized Japanese peaches. They are natural in color and flavor, making them safe for even small children to enjoy. Minami Shinshu Kashikobo is located in Achi Village, which is often referred to as the place closest to the starry sky in Japan.

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Tsujimo is a traditional confectionery store founded 80 years ago in Osaka. They skillfully blend traditional methods with modern automation to create nostalgic and delicious rice crackers. Now, they offer a combination of their popular plain, shrimp, and black bean flavors.

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Common allergens: shrimp, sesame, wheat, soy,
Also contains: chicken, mackerel

They are made by roasting steamed satsumaimo (sweet potatoes). Open it up, and you'll be surprised! Its appearance is just like a real roasted sweet potato. The moist texture, just like a freshly roasted sweet potato, is intriguing. The only ingredient is sweet potato, and there are no additives.

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Vegan

At le mauve, the staff creates various flavors of brownies. This one has a bittersweet matcha taste. The shop teaches people with disabilities how to make sweets, encouraging their social integration. These brownies are crafted one by one by them.

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Common allergens: egg, flour, wheat
Also contains: almonds
Vegetarian

Toraya-Yoshisue was founded in 1801. Originally, the company was a manufacturer of sake barrels. However, they came up with the idea of creating senbei shaped like sake barrels to give as souvenirs to travelers. This marks the beginning of barrel-shaped senbei. In the Koshi Senbei, peanuts are sandwiched within the dough, making them even more flavorful and fragrant.

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Common allergens: peanuts, egg, wheat
Also contains: honey
Vegetarian

This is a type of rice cake that includes roasted soybean flour, matcha, seaweed, and sweet white bean paste. Long ago, there was a brave young man named Hyoroku. He single-handedly went to defeat a mischievous wild fox causing trouble for the villagers. This snack is based on this legend.

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Common allergens: soy
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Ideca is a restaurant cafe located in Nabari City, Mie Prefecture. They create dishes and sweets using homegrown fruits. This dried watermelon consists solely of watermelon as its ingredient. The natural sweetness is condensed into small pieces.

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Vegan

Tokunaga Seika is a confectionery manufacturer with a history spanning over 140 years. These vegetable chips are characterized by their vibrant colors and a crispy texture. They allow you to enjoy vegetables in a snack-like way, making it easy to incorporate them into your diet.

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Vegan

This is furikake made using dried bonito flakes. It can be sprinkled on not only rice but also salads, pasta, pizza, and more. Just a small amount can instantly give your dish a Japanese twist. Hayashi-Kyuemon Shoten has been handcrafting bonito flake products for over 130 years.

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Common allergens: wheat, soy, sesame
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Arima Hokodo was founded in Kobe in 1912. The founder, Arima Yoshika, was involved in the import control of beans at Kobe's customs office, which led him to start making bean snacks at his own shop. For over 110 years, the company has been exclusively selling bean confections and nuts.Their "Saku-Saku Kinako Soybeans" feature Japanese-grown soybeans coated in sweet kinako powder, delivering a crisp texture as suggested by its name, "saku-saku".

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Common allergens: soy, wheat
Also contains: N/A
Vegan

This black soybean tea uses cracked beans, which would have been discarded despite having no issues in its quality. These beans simply crack naturally during the roasting process. To avoid waste, it is sold as is. Since it isn't wasted, people can take advantage of their unique flavor and health benefits.

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Common allergens: soy
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Vegan

Bocha is a type of Japanese roasted green tea, and it differs from the typical roasted green tea made from tea leaves as it uses the stem portion, which has not been traditionally utilized. Kaga Kensetsu's Bocha is blended with ginger, creating a unique flavor profile.

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Vegan