• Contents: 10 pcs. Shelf Life: 7 days from the date of shipment. Storage Instructions: Store at room temperature, avoid direct sunlight, high temperatures and humidity During the period from June to October, we ship the products refrigerated as a measure to prevent the temperature rise inside the delivery vehicle Once you receive it, please consume it within the expiration date, avoiding direct sunlight and high temperature humidity ✅【A famous confection passed down since 1716】The traditional famous confection "Koharagi" passed down by the long-established Japanese confectionery shop The origin of this snack dates back to the Edo period when Tokugawa Munenao, the 6th lord of the Kishu Domain, visited Yase Ohara in Kyoto. He ordered the founder to create a commemorative snack, which led to the creation of this product After being appointed as the confectionery supplier for the Kishu Domain, they continued to make them, and in Showa 26, they even presented them to His Majesty the Emperor Please enjoy the traditional taste that has remained unchanged since the Edo period • ✅【Unchanging taste, carefully selected ingredients】A soft and chewy texture with the elegant sweetness of moist bean paste Made with thin dough using wheat "Aya Hikari" from Suzuka, Mie Prefecture, and filled with a glossy bean paste made from Hokkaido's superior Dai-Na-Gon small red beans and brown rice syrup.' The basic preparation method and ingredient ratio are almost the same as those created by the founder in 1716 Enjoy the traditional Japanese confectionery taste that has continued since the Kyōhō era for Valentine's Day • ✅【The Story Behind the Lovely Half-Moon Shape】"Koharagi," a half-moon-shaped Japanese confectionery made by folding a half-moon-shaped dough baked from oval-shaped wheat flour and topped with azuki beans This is a traditional Japanese confection, similar to a dangoyaki, with either smooth or chunky red bean paste filling The model is based on a female street vendor from the Edo period who carried agricultural products on her head and walked to the town of Kyoto to sell them, known as "Oharame (Ooharame)" The founder created it inspired by the gentle image of a Shiba Inu on the head of Ohara girl and the Koyasu Kannon in Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture Its shape and form have remained unchanged for 300 years How about enjoying a tea party with stories related to the traditional famous sweets from the long-established shop? • ✅【We recommend this traditional confectionery as a gift】Because it is a Japanese confectionery that embodies the tradition and history passed down since the Kyōhō era, it is recommended as a Valentine's Day gift for someone special Perfect for those who love dōrayaki and anko, and of course as a gift for Ochugen, Oshogatsu, and congratulatory gifts Ideal for hand-delivered gifts, petite gifts, sweet gifts, bento boxes, and presents for Respect for the Aged Day, Father's Day, and Mother's Day, perfect for conveying your gratitude Founded in 1716, this long-established shop offers traditional Japanese sweets. Please consider gifting them to someone special for Valentine's Day • ✅【A historic confectionery shop founded in 1716】"Koharagi Honpo Daitoku-ya Chokyu", with its main store in Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture A long-established Japanese confectionery shop founded by Kyūbei Takeguchi in the first year of Kyōhō (1716) During the Edo period, it also served as a confectionery supplier for the Kishu Tokugawa family Currently, we specialize in a variety of traditional Japanese sweets, including luxurious Dai-Nagoya Azuki beans used in our traditional confections, high-quality rice oil used in our deep-fried karinto manju, and flavorful sake lees used in our sake manju A history and tradition from 1716 is inherited by the 16th generation While respecting traditional culture, we challenge the new way of Japanese sweets by combining free thinking and technology without being bound by fixed concepts