NT$465
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Amber Sugar Kohakuto
With a crisp appearance, it can be called an "edible gem". Amber candy is a wagashi that became popular in Japan during the Edo period.
This year, the Tang He family designed the amber candies for Yisi year with the "Purple Shirt Dragon King", a hundred-step snake. The hundred-step snake has the symbolic meaning of friendship, peace, and protection in the aboriginal society. The triangle representing the snake's "scales" also means protection and regeneration in traditional Japanese patterns, and is a symbol of getting rid of bad luck.
Flavors added:
White - Original
Pink - [Dover Toque Blanche] Peach
Red - [Dover Washu] Apple Liquer
Yellow - Korean Yuzu Jam
Green - Japanese salted cherry leaves
Purple - [Dewar's High Hat Concentrate] Grape
Note: It takes 5~7 working days to make amber candy. For large orders (more than 15 boxes), please order one month in advance.
