#kashiwa mochi
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tanuki-kimono · 8 months ago
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Interesting article by Xavier from Archéo'Japon, overviewing the history and beliefs surrounding May 5th Kodomo no hi 子供の日 (children's day) / Tango no Sekku 端午の節句 (Japanese take on Duanwu festival) traditions.
Original article is in French but really worth a read through auto-translate if you wish to learn more about the origins of some of the Kodomo no hi rituals :)
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useyourimagination2020 · 8 months ago
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本気の柏餅 - 亀屋万年堂 (source)
(via 亀屋万年堂 『本気の柏餅』販売! | 季節のおすすめ | 亀屋万年堂だより | 東京・自由が丘発祥の老舗和菓子店:亀屋万年堂)
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a-forbidden-detective · 11 months ago
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I stand corrected. The leaf is not sakura, but a Daimyo oak leaf. It is said to be sweetish. It is called Kashiwa mochi. The filling is red bean paste (sweet anko) and is wrapped in kashiwa leaf. Traditionally the Japanese eat this mochi during the 5th of May, the so-called Tango no sekku, the Boys’ Day until recently. This was celebrated to ward off evil spirits for samurai boys. In 1948, the Japanese government decreed that it should become the Children’s Day. Meaning, not only boys are celebrated but also the girls.
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Kashiwa Mochi - Food Fantasy
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vegan-nom-noms · 1 year ago
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Kashiwa Mochi (Japanese Rice Cake With Oak Leaf)
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sgsy1005 · 2 years ago
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柏餅柏餅
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iwillbemother · 2 years ago
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緑水庵さんの柏餅3種類の内のひとつ。
ピンクの餅生地に京白みそ餡。好きだなぁ😋
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morethansalad · 2 years ago
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Kashiwa Mochi / Japanese Rice Cake with Oak Leaf (Vegan & Gluten-Free)
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kabutoraiger · 2 years ago
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delicious food for me and the two other members of Z2 nation
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pleuvoire · 2 years ago
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ok anyway. good night
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doggendoodle · 1 year ago
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that's what I've been sayinnnngggg
so this is the plot of Mochi Madness I think
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notoneglance · 2 years ago
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Oh I love how Kashiwa Mochi World ends his sentences with “kashiwa mochi” instead of “kashira” (it might be so)
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useyourimagination2020 · 8 months ago
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京都の柏餅 (source)
(via 京都で人気の和菓子屋4店舗のおすすめ「柏餅」食べ比べ|カメライゼ -旅するカメラ-)
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hearkenfey · 13 days ago
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Kashiwa mochi shell whats a mochi? is a japanese cake made of rice flour wrapped in a oak leaf.
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macmanx · 2 years ago
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same, Kaito, same
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samejimachich · 8 months ago
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"端午の節句" or "こどもの日" is Japanese public holiday in 5/5. the day of boys, praying for their health and live. incidentally, "ひな祭り" is the day of girls in 3/3, the girls's version of "こどもの日".
Also ”柏餅” is the special snack in 5/5. sweet boiled (and mashed) white beans mixed with miso inside mochi, wrapped with Kashiwa oak leaf.
leaf doesn't eat but only for scent. each material have meaning of health and longevity.
however, mochi is the most killing food in Japan.
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