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Sakasen

Akita's traditional confectionery, Yamashina and adzuki beans are topped on aromatic Nama Morokoshi.

Yamashina is a traditional soft confectionery of Akita made from rice flour.

Store them in the freezer to enhance the taste!
Tips to enjoy Morokoshi

16pcs(2 pcs×8 bags)
【Price】¥900
Best consumed within 30 days at room temperature

Tips to enjoy Morokoshi

It is recommended to store Nama Morokoshi, Morokoshian and Sakasen in the freezer before consuming. These confectioneries contain no water, so they won't become frozen. Enjoy them soon after taking them out from the freezer!
Enjoy Morokoshi with a cup of Japanese green tea or coffee to enhance the taste! Please give it a try.

Nama-Morokoshi

The origin of the skills and commitment of Morokoshian. The Nama, or no-bake Morokoshi, made in the original method without drying or grilling, and still has the aroma of roasted adzuki beans.

Morokoshian

Sophisticatedly shaped, bite-sized Nama Morokoshi made with traditional Morokoshi dough and filled with paste made from plump adzuki beans.

Sakasen

Akita's traditional confectionery, Yamashina and adzuki beans are topped on aromatic Nama Morokoshi. Soft Nama Morokoshi is semi-sweet.

Sakura Horohoro

A cookie-like confectionery made with roasted adzuki flour and has the scent of cherry leaf. Enjoy the moist, crumbling soft texture.

Morokoshi Peanuts

Peanuts are added to the gently sweetened Morokoshi dough to create a bite-sized, crispy and aromatic Morokoshi.

Traditional Morokoshi

A Morokoshi made in the traditional method where the adzuki bean flour mix is poured into a mold and dried.

Fukashi Morokoshi

A steamed bean-jam bun with a smooth filling made with carefully selected adzuki beans, wrapped in Morokoshi dough.

Seasonal Morokoshi

Seasonal confectioneries are available made with nicely sweetened Morokoshi dough.

Gift assortment

Packs Morokoshian's bestsellers. Perfect for a gift to loved ones and for souvenirs.

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