confectioneryに関する記事
The old and popular Asahikawa snacks: part 1
Asahikawa has been active in making sweets for a long time now. This time we will show you three products that have been popular in Asahikawa for a long time now: Asahimame, jar Monaka, and Vitamin Castella.
The old and popular Asahikawa snacks: part 2
Last time, we presented you three snacks, "Asahimame," "Tsubo Monaka," and "Vitamin Castella,” that have been popular in Asahikawa for a long time. This time, again, we will present you three old but well-liked snacks.
The old and popular Asahikawa snacks: part 3
In this category, we have already introduced the “Asahimame”, “Jar Monaka", "Vitamin Castella", "Marukita-yaki", "Karinto", and "Azuchan Kabochan”. For this third round, we will introduce you 3 new products.
It is the equinoctial week. Thus we will introduce delicious Ohagi (based on our reporter, BB mask,’s preferences) that can be purchased in Asahikawa. By the way, our reporter prefers coarse red bean paste to smooth red bean paste.
Take it easy with some Japanese traditional sweets ♪
When you look for Japanese sweets at a cafe, you can't easily find them on the menu. But don’t worry, our reporter make thorough researches for us! Introducing a soba shop, a cafe in a residential area, and a newly opened coffee shop in a traditional street.
"Asahibashi Mizuho-dori Shopping Street" that runs from Asahibashi to the Hokkaido Gokoku (a shrine dedicated to martyrs) Shrine. It was once used as an important road connecting the 7th Division to the Asahikawa Station. People used to buy sweets here as a celebration of enlistment or discharge.
