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This is a famous sweet that has won many awards and is loved by many people in Yamanashi Prefecture.
Kikyou Shingen Mochi, which has been on sale since 1968, is one of the most famous sweets in Yamanashi Prefecture. Mochi, which is soft and bite-sized, is eaten with plenty of Kinako (soybean flour) and Kuromitsu (brown sugar syrup) served separately. The idea of making Abekawa-mochi, which was eaten during the Obon period (the Festival of the Dead or Buddhist All Souls' Day), was to make it smaller in modern style. The rice cake, which contains no additives, has a simple and soft taste, and the molten richness of the molasses is something you cannot find anywhere else. Since its launch, the company has been carefully maintaining its handmade taste.
One of the features of Kikyou Shingen-Mochi is that it is wrapped in plastic furoshiki. This furoshiki, which was new at the time of its release, is one of the reasons why Kikyou Shingen Mochi has become widely loved. The wrapping of this furoshiki is not a machine but is all done by hand by confectioners. They are tied one by one with all their heart.
Kikyou Shingen Mochi, which won many awards, including the 19 Annual National Confectionery Exposition Honorary President Award and the Monde Selection Gold Prize, is a confectionery that everyone loves. Because it is individually wrapped, it is easy to distribute as a souvenir. According to the recipient's preference, it is also recommended to choose a red, navy blue, or white bag.
Kikyou Shingen Mochi
The bag of Kikyou Shingen Mochi in three colors: red, navy blue, and white
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I had the ice cream with kinako and kuromitsu, and it was absolutely delicious!
It's been almost three years since I last went to Japan! I just bought some Kikyou Shingen Mochi the other day, and eating it really made me miss Yamanashi, Japan.
The mochi with kinako isn't as sweet, but I'm just more used to eating mochi with peanut powder.
The texture is really special. Even kids absolutely love eating it.
Delicious! The sweetness is just right, and the aroma of the soybean flour and brown sugar is fantastic.
