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  1. Camellia Tea Ceremony @[email protected] ·

    Both versions of sakuramochi (桜餅) are also named after temples.

    The Kantō-style 'Chōmeiji-mochi' (長命寺餅) is named after Chōmei-ji, a temple in Tōkyō close to the shop that first starting selling the sweets.
    #Japan #Tokyo #東京 #wagashi #sakuramochi #長命寺餅 #桜餅

    #japan #tokyo #東京 #wagashi #sakuramochi #長命寺餅
  2. Camellia Tea Ceremony @[email protected] ·

    Both versions of sakuramochi (桜餅) are also named after temples.

    The Kantō-style 'Chōmeiji-mochi' (長命寺餅) is named after Chōmei-ji, a temple in Tōkyō close to the shop that first starting selling the sweets.
    #Japan #Tokyo #東京 #wagashi #sakuramochi #長命寺餅 #桜餅

    #japan #tokyo #東京 #wagashi #sakuramochi #長命寺餅
  3. Camellia Tea Ceremony @[email protected] ·

    Both versions of sakuramochi (桜餅) are also named after temples.

    The Kantō-style 'Chōmeiji-mochi' (長命寺餅) is named after Chōmei-ji, a temple in Tōkyō close to the shop that first starting selling the sweets.
    #Japan #Tokyo #東京 #wagashi #sakuramochi #長命寺餅 #桜餅

    #japan #tokyo #東京 #wagashi #sakuramochi #長命寺餅
  4. Camellia Tea Ceremony @[email protected] ·

    Both versions of sakuramochi (桜餅) are also named after temples.

    The Kantō-style 'Chōmeiji-mochi' (長命寺餅) is named after Chōmei-ji, a temple in Tōkyō close to the shop that first starting selling the sweets.
    #Japan #Tokyo #東京 #wagashi #sakuramochi #長命寺餅 #桜餅

    #桜餅 #長命寺餅 #sakuramochi #wagashi #東京 #tokyo
  5. Camellia Tea Ceremony @[email protected] ·

    Both versions of sakuramochi (桜餅) are also named after temples.

    The Kantō-style 'Chōmeiji-mochi' (長命寺餅) is named after Chōmei-ji, a temple in Tōkyō close to the shop that first starting selling the sweets.
    #Japan #Tokyo #東京 #wagashi #sakuramochi #長命寺餅 #桜餅

    #japan #tokyo #東京 #wagashi #sakuramochi #長命寺餅
  6. Camellia Tea Ceremony @[email protected] ·

    Both versions of sakuramochi are also named after temples.

    The Kantō-style 'Chōmeiji-mochi' (長命寺餅) is named after Chōmei-ji, a temple in Tōkyō close to the shop that first starting selling the sweets.

    In 1717 the founder of Chōmeiji Sakuramochi (長命寺桜もち) began pickling the sakura leaves he gathered from the banks of the Sumida River to preserve them.
    He soon realised the leaves were perfect as 'wrapping' for his crepe-like cakes...sakuramochi was born.

    #Japan #Tokyo #東京 #wagashi #長命寺餅 #桜餅

    #japan #tokyo #東京 #wagashi #長命寺餅 #桜餅