Ogura Villa's autumn limited edition rice crackers and rice crackers gift box souvenirs

The small box is filled with colorful rice cakes, chanting the world of "Okura One Hundred Poems" and expressing longing for the four seasons of Japan. With the beautiful autumn.

Taking the joy of others as your own joy is a gift that fills your heart.

In the tea ceremony, the term "一时一会" is used. The concept of this period comes from the "Chayu Ikkai Collection" spread by Naomichi Ii, the lord of the Hikone Domain and later the shogunate. In this collection, Naomi Ii mentioned: "In the interactions between people, you should cherish every moment of your mood. Today's encounter will never come back again. You must fully express yourself in this precious moment, Try your best to communicate. "If both parties care and respect each other, they will naturally be able to convey their feelings to each other and achieve resonance. Here he emphasizes the lingering emotions that come with deep interpersonal relationships. This is certainly true, and this applies to gifting options as well. If you think that this gift-giving opportunity will never come again, you must not take it lightly. I hope to make the other person feel more joy. With this in mind, choose your gift carefully. The real gift lies in this kind of caring about the other person's "thoughts". Please choose the elegant and famous fruits of Nagaokakyo and Kokura Sanso as a thank you to the people you care about, as a souvenir, as a celebration gift or as a tribute during the New Year and festivals, as a sincere messenger every time.

The expiration date is 90 days from the date of manufacture.

Specifications [Content] 100 grams [Dimensions] Height 125 × Width 125 × Thickness 68mm (excluding handbag)
[Total weight] About 300 grams (including handbag)

Allergen milk ingredients: wheat, shrimp, peanut, sesame, soybean

Kokurasanso Kyoto's long-established wagashi shop was founded in 1945