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[Konpeito Hana-shoubu / Small]

Hana-shoubu is translated as Iris ensata in English. Its image exemplifies the very essence of all Japanese gardenning plants -outside of Japan, it is known as Japanese iris . Also it is said that the name originates from the beautiful flowers that blooms and resembles SHOUBU( English name isacorus calamus).
Flower language for purple Hana-shoubu is kindness.


Weight	15g

Size	Approx. 9.5 X 5 X 1.5 cm

Sweet

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Ingredients		SUGAR, COLOURS, FLAVOURING SUCRE, COULEURS, ARÔME



Notes		The above is the actual size measured from the top. The actual item may slightly vary in colour, shape and measurement.

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