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[Pastoral]

Imagine being under a tree in a typical Japanese garden with a pond filled with colorful Japanese carps. You can contemplate about the beauty of nature as you savor the taste of these uniquely shaped jellies, and let yourself be inspired to embrace the very essence of nature within your mind.


Weight	105g

Size	Approx. 13 X 8.5 X 2 cm

Sweet

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Ingredients		SUGAR, SYRUP, AGAR, EGG, COLOURS, FLAVOURING SUCRE, SIROP, AGAR, OEUF, COULEURS, ARÔME



Notes		14 pieces assorted. The above weight includes the container, paper and other materials to wrap. The actual item may vary in colour, shape and measurement.

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