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Wagashi 和菓子: Traditional Japanese Sweets
Wagashi (和菓子) are traditional Japanese sweets. 和 means Japan, and 菓子 means confectionery. These sweets can be served during the tea ceremony, or as a general confection. The most prominent ingredient in wagashi is anko, red bean paste. These sweets are divided into three categories by moisture content, namagashi, han-namagashi, and higashi. Sometimes, these confections can reflect motifs based on nature or holidays.
5.9k subscribers90 posts / mo in Sep 20268 authors / mosince 2017
r/wagashi has 5.9k members. It gets about 90 posts a month from 8 people. Top topics: Japanese Pancakes & Snacks, Ice Cream Enjoyments and Anime Soundtracks & Themes.
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- Japanese Pancakes & Snacks3.1%
- Ice Cream Enjoyments0.9%
- Anime Soundtracks & Themes0.9%
- Pliers & Tools0.9%
- Valentine's Day Chocolates0.7%
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- Justonecookbook
- Mercari
- Eventbrite
- 楽天市場
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