YAMASAN KYOTO UJI Japanese sweets traditional wagashi dessert ‐ Kuzu Mochi - 2pacs of 183g in 1BOX, Made in Japan,Sold by Japanese company

Amazon, could we please have "Fukuyadou Honpo: Kyoto Love Story" back, please pair with like studies and relations at compensation of learning with improved enjoyment education. I sew to television shows. Started with Netflix... 0.1 version, worked at a well known television service middle man--- provided study materials for proper business support and interests, still landed here in B-land which still adopted me like a third child from the Twitch community support center of long lasting survivors who still need to do what they do to keep on going. Wagashi is very interesting. In botany- the study of plants, even in basic citizen education paid for and supported by the citizens, we learn that plant cells are square. The have a very special substance that provides them the ability to stand erect and become stronger against the harsh forces of nature--- it's called fiber and it helps us poop. "Monsters vs Aliens" (Movie) B.o.b. finds the love of his life, then realizes she is a lie... she is jello. Jello is a substance made from animal skins and an acid such as lemon juice. Pair Wagashi against Jello. Wow, look at that strength! Wagashi is plant based. Kyoto Love story is a special Japanese sweet shop of tradition that is fighting to hang on against the modern era of chemical processed food for texture, longevity, and addictive tastes while adding pulp of tree to boost up the 'values' that we cannot actually break down or use. If you try the mochi of Japanese competition of the chemical WTF food we have, please come out of the fight with red bean--- seriously they need to be paired. I cannot afford that fight, nor can I afford those tiny candies that are literally required for someone like me to keep going at times. Kyoto Love Story is a very healthy outlook on family, tradition, and the sacrifices made to keep Japan alive. Who is going to save us from ourselves?!

I loved this treat. The flavor was subtle, yet flavorful. and I absolutely loved the texture. I had it for several months before I opened the box and it was still very fresh. The syrup made it especially good but I wasn’t a big fan of that powder stuff, but that’s just my opinion. I will order some again, very yummy

It taste amazing. I would buy it again but I just don't like how expensive it is.

I loved this so much actually thinking of getting more since it tasted wonderful cold. I really liked the kinako, which added a roasted flavor to it and since it wasn't sweet I could actually enjoy this. I dislike sweets and this was nice to not get a shock to the system. I live in a hot and humid climate in the southern part of the United States this was a wonderful treat for a warm summer day. I definitely recommend it for people who don't particularly like sweets.

This just wasn't for me in terms of flavor. Packaging, presentation, freshness were all good. I just didn't like the taste which to me, tasted bitter and not sweet at all and kinda like a hit of green tea.

I don’t think this is authentic Japanese It’s very low quality of pastries

Delicious and well packed!

I was very hesitant because I didn't know the flag😅r, texture, etc. But after trying a bite, I fell in love. It's chewy, sweet, and great for hot days. The powder is a soy bean powder. Not peanut like I originally thought.