Freeze for 7 days (refrigerating is not recommended)
Weight
46g each +-2
Purely hand-dyed, the color may vary slightly, please refer to the actual product.
NT$138
Uiro ういろう
Made of rice, uiro is a soft and elastic, slightly chewy mochi. It was originally the name of a rank of officials in Tang Dynasty China. Later, Japan had a popular wagashi made with brown sugar, which looked similar to a medicine with the same name, "Tou Ding Xiang" (over the top fragrance), so this name became widely spread.
Usagi Family ウサギの家族
In the Japanese world, rabbits represent good symbolic meanings. Their strong reproductive ability signifies that the family will have many descendants; their excellent jumping ability and fast footsteps symbolize great ambitions and can quickly bring good luck and blessings to the family.
Teacher Emily, founder and master craftman at Toukaya, loves white rabbits. When she was working at a 70-year-old Wagashi shop in Japan, it happened to be named Usagiya (Rabbit House) . After returning to Taiwan in 2006, Emily started her business and came up with the idea of a couple called Yukidama Usagi (Snow Rabbit) and Kodama Usagi (Rose Rabbit). However, Emily felt that the couple should have a fruit of love to complete the family, hence the birth of Ikagadama Usagi. Joyful goose-yellow skin with red ears inherited from his father "Snow Rabbit", it has a unique mung bean filling, a perfect combination of the classics of traditional chinese pastry and wagashi, which goes well with tea.
