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Kirinomori Daifuku
조사·집필 Hinato
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Shingu, in the mountains of Shikokuchuo, grows tea without agricultural chemicals, and the daifuku made from it has become one of the more sought-after sweets in Japan. It is built in four layers: cream at the centre, then smooth red bean paste, then a mochi skin with matcha kneaded into it, and finally a dusting of matcha over the whole thing.
It is difficult to buy. Mail order runs months behind and the shop regularly sells out before closing, which has given it a reputation as a phantom sweet — a description the maker has not discouraged. The roadside station at Kirinomori sits beside the Shin-gu interchange with a tea house, a restaurant, a natural hot spring and cottages, so the trip is not wasted if the daifuku has gone. The confectionery workshop is in the village itself.
기본 정보
영업시간
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
휴무일: Closed Mondays, or the following day when the Monday is a holiday | Open daily April–August
입장료
Daifuku priced by the piece or box — confirm current prices in store
베스트 시즌
Year-round | Morning, before it sells out
방문 소요 시간
30–60 minutes | Longer with the roadside station and hot spring
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