Ogurasansou “Kyo no Fukiyose: Koishikaruramu” — Value Bag (95 g)
A colorful assortment of small Japanese sweets inspired by the seasonal beauty of Mikanohara (written as “Binkahara”), an old poetic place name referring to the north bank area of the Kizu River in what is now Kyoto (Souraku District). Nearby once stood the ancient capital Kuni-kyo, moved there from Heijo-kyo by Emperor Shomu in 740—a place celebrated in the Manyoshu for spring blossoms and autumn maple leaves.
“Koishikaruramu” expresses the tender romance of a nobleman and princess amid the changing seasons of Mikanohara through many tiny confections in varied colors and shapes. Enjoy the hidden feelings and the passing of the seasons—through sweets.
Note: As this is a fukiyose-style assortment, the contents are packed by weight. The mix varies by bag, and some varieties may not be included in every bag.
Product details
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Net content: 95 g
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Package size: 165 × 125 × 50 mm (H × W × D)
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Total weight: approx. 120 g
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A colorful assortment of small Japanese sweets inspired by the seasonal beauty of Mikanohara (written as “Binkahara”), an old poetic place name referring to the north bank area of the Kizu River in what is now Kyoto (Souraku District). Nearby once stood the ancient capital Kuni-kyo, moved there from Heijo-kyo by Emperor Shomu in 740—a place celebrated in the Manyoshu for spring blossoms and autumn maple leaves.
“Koishikaruramu” expresses the tender romance of a nobleman and princess amid the changing seasons of Mikanohara through many tiny confections in varied colors and shapes. Enjoy the hidden feelings and the passing of the seasons—through sweets.
Note: As this is a fukiyose-style assortment, the contents are packed by weight. The mix varies by bag, and some varieties may not be included in every bag.
Product details
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Net content: 95 g
-
Package size: 165 × 125 × 50 mm (H × W × D)
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Total weight: approx. 120 g
