🎧The Texture of Japan Mugwort Grilled Mochi in Kyoto Wagashi Unboxing ASMR #shorts
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This video is an ASMR video that aims to faithfully convey the texture and sound of traditional Japanese sweets, "wagashi."
Today, I’m sharing "Mugwort Yakimochi" (Mugwort flavor grilled rice cakes) from Aoiya Yakimochi Sohonpo in Kyoto. Since their main shop is located right next to the famous Kamigamo Shrine, many of you who have visited Kyoto for sightseeing might recognize them!
These are simple yet delightful grilled rice cakes with a soft texture, filled with sweet red bean paste (tsubuan). They come in two varieties: plain (white) and mugwort (kind of Japanese herbs yomogi). The subtle hint of salt in the red bean paste perfectly complements the aromatic mochi.
💡 Pro-tip: Heating them slightly in a toaster makes the mochi incredibly soft and gooey!
May is the season of the Aoi Matsuri (Hollyhock Festival) in Kyoto. Various rituals take place throughout the month, with the main highlight being the grand procession from the Imperial Palace to Shimogamo and Kamigamo Shrines on the 15th. While Kyoto offers countless sweets, Aoiya's Yakimochi is one of the most iconic souvenirs that captures the spirit of this historic festival.
Where to buy:
Main shop near Kamigamo Shrine
Kyoto Station and some major department stores in the Kansai region
Official online store for domestic shipping
Price: 750 yen (tax included) for a pack of 5.
#japanesefood #asmr #wagashiasmr #souvenir #oddlysatisfying #eatclean