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Nov. 25, 2024

[Image1]Wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets)Japanese Sweets Making ExperienceLearn about Japanese food cult

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Wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets)

Japanese Sweets Making Experience
Learn about Japanese food culture
Wagashi plays an important role in learning about Japanese food culture.
Beautiful appearance
By making them beautifully, such as in the shape of seasonal flowers, you can enjoy not only the taste but also the appearance.

As a samurai, I must strengthen my character from the experience of making traditional cultural wagashi. I must continue to perfect my spirit.

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