Hatsuyume Dreams
Hatsuyume Dreams
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Tanabe
Crisp and light, this muscat grape puff is finished with creamy white chocolate and wrapped in packaging that tells the story of Momotarō, Japan’s beloved Peach Boy. A symbol of triumph through friendship and heart, it’s a playful reminder that courage and kindness always bring reward.
Milk
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Yaokin
Lightly salted and delightfully crisp, these arare crackers each hide a peanut within. Their design honors Hanasaka Jiisan, the old man whose pure heart made flowers bloom, a gentle symbol of blessings reborn.
Peanuts, Wheat
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Gateaux de Voyage
A beloved Yokohama confection, this caramel-filled pie takes its shape from the horseshoe, long believed to gather happiness. Horses, revered as messengers of the gods, symbolize strength and success, a sign of fortune guiding one’s way.
Milk, Eggs, Wheat, Soy
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Monplaisir
Crisp millet biscuits sandwich a layer of sweet Japanese strawberry jam, a fruit long associated with good luck and celebration. Its bright red color and name inspire charms and gifts in Japan that wish for happiness and success.
Wheat
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Meiho Shokuhin
A French confection reimagined in Japan, this browned butter financier blends deep almond flavor with toasted warmth. Crisp on the outside and soft within, it’s a small indulgence that softens the chill of winter.
Milk, Eggs, Tree nuts, Wheat, Soy
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Bourbon
Baked with premium Uji matcha and rich chocolate chips, this soft brownie pairs traditional tea flavor with modern indulgence. Across Japan, tea is a wish for longevity and happiness, often shared during celebrations as a symbol of steady, enduring joy.
Milk, Eggs, Wheat, Soy
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Igetado
Made with delicate financier batter and smooth strawberry confiture, this angel-shaped cake is named peurepos, meaning “a little break.” Its gentle sweetness offers a moment of calm as your dream drifts deeper.
Milk, Eggs, Tree nuts, Wheat, Soy
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Fukuya
Commonly called “sparrow eggs” for their small, round shape, this nostalgic Kyushu snack is flavored with soy sauce and Fukuya’s signature spicy mentaiko (seasoned cod roe) powder. In Japan, sparrows are regarded as symbols of harmony and protection.
Fish, Peanuts, Wheat, Soy
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Fukuya
Light and crispy, this senbei is seasoned with spicy mentaiko, the cod roe delicacy born in Hakata. Made from 100% domestically grown rice, each cracker balances light sweetness with savory heat for a perfectly satisfying bite.
Fish, Crustacean shellfish, Soy
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Bokksu X Maiko no Cha Honpo
Enjoyed during New Year gatherings and festive occasions, this shiawasecha (Happiness Tea) combines Kyoto Uji matcha, Hokkaido roasted rice, and kombu kelp, a traditional symbol of joy and prosperity.
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Place one tea bag in a cup and pour about 180 ml of hot water (around 80 °C / 176 °F). Let steep for 30 – 60 seconds, gently dunking the bag 5 – 6 times before removing.
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Shoei
This mini taiyaki wraps creamy custard in a golden, fish-shaped shell, a symbol of celebration in Japan. The tai fish, linked to the God of Luck, represents joy and prosperity; its graceful form suggests happiness flowing freely into the new year.
Milk, Eggs, Wheat, Soy
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Nobel Seika
Firm to the bite and bright with fruit flavor, these turtle-shaped gummies introduce a lively Unshu mandarin to the mix. In Japanese folklore, turtles are symbols of longevity, their shells carrying the quiet strength of blessings that endure.
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Kome no Sato Honpo
Light, crisp, and glazed with soy and sugar, these amakara rice crackers are made from 100% Japanese rice and fried to golden perfection. As you wake from this night of lucky dreams, enjoy a simple, comforting taste that welcomes the year ahead.
Fish, Wheat, Soy
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Maruto
As you drift into your Hatsuyume dream, the first moments are soft and rich—like this delightful mochi filled with roasted black sesame. Mochi is a traditional New Year treat in Japan, symbolizing renewal and good fortune for the year ahead.
Milk, Eggs, Wheat, Soy, Sesame
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Yaokin
Crunchy and mildly spiced, these nostalgic curry snacks recall Japan’s dagashi shops and the simple joys of childhood. Their cozy curry aroma brings a sense of home and warmth to the new year.
Milk, Wheat, Soy
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Nisshindo Seika
Crisp and airy with hints of sesame and ginger, this puffed rice sweet has been loved in Osaka for centuries. Its cheerful crackle echoes the joy of celebration, a timeless treat for welcoming luck and new beginnings.
Sesame
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