Travel Stories 10. Adzuki filled Asamiya and Matcha Tea Mochi / Yamamotoen

10. Adzuki filled Asamiya and Matcha Tea Mochi / Yamamotoen

Do you know what is “Kuzumochi”?

Kuzumochi are a clear Japanese jelly of kuzu, sugar and water. Kuzu is starch from the Japanese Arrowroot plant. Japanese people known as a summer sweets.

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Asamiya Tea Matcha Kuzumochi – It is a rich matcha bean jam kudzu-mochi made with 1200 traditional Japanese flavors and scents, “Asamiya tea”, one of Japan’s five most famous teas, and Yoshinohon-kudzu.

“Asamiya tea” is characterized by a refreshing taste and a refreshing throat. Please enjoy the scent of matcha and the texture of “slippery / smooth”.

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