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In ancient times, sugar was used in its liquid form as an important ingredient for cooking food. In Edo period (1600-1868), sugar began to be used in its solid form, as in a candy, and it served a significant dietary role for the people of those days. Either its shape or its flavour may stir the imagination of the old Japanese ways.

[Ten- Cha((tea) with A Taste of Mint]
You can enjoy both green tea, Ten-cha(tea) originated from China and mint flavours in this candy.¡¡Famous coffee shops may offer the same type of flavour, but we have it in a candy!

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[Matcha Ame]
Matcha is translated powdered green tea. Now days almost everyone is familiar with the taste of Japanese green tea. So, why not have green tea candies available where green tea cannot easily be prepared. Take them to your daily walk and savour the sweet tasting green tea while you enjoy the scenery. Also, green tea has always been known to be a good healthy item. For this candy, extremely high quality Matcha is used. Quite savoury with its distinct real Matcha flavor, no doubt!

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[Shouga Ame / Ginger Candy]
It is used real ginger which is grown around source of Shimanto river or Yoshino river. As artificial flavour and colour are not added, you can fully enjoy the real flavour of ginger.

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[Ume Ame With Shiso/ Japanese Apricot Candy With Perilla]
Ume is a Japanese apricot, and we have made candies that offer the natural taste of ume for your enjoyment. They appear like a collection of red ruby stones, but you will savour its unique tasting flavour of a Japanese apricot.

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[Daikon Oroshi Ame / Grated Radish Candy]
For those who are partial to the strong tasting flavour of a radish, we have created an item that may be just right to suit your preference in taste. Its sweetness as a candy is combined perfectly with that particular pungent taste of a radish that we hope will stimulate your palate.

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[Konpeito Ajisai / Small]
Hydrangea- in Japan we can see it in full bloom in June. This Konpeito reminds us of the actual flower because of the bright blue colour. Flower language for blue hydrangea is patient love.

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[Konpeito Ajisai / Large]
Hydrangea- in Japan we can see it in full bloom in June. This Konpeito reminds us of the actual flower because of the bright blue colour. Flower language for blue hydrangea is patient love.

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[Konpeito Sakura / Small]
Japan's long history between cherry blossom and the Japanese suggests just how much their cherry blossom season has meant to the Japanese psyche. Cherry Blossom reminds us of spring, but today we enjoy goods that are related to cherry blossom for their various forms of application throughout the year. This product is one of the most popular one. Flower language for Sakura is nobility, purity, beauty of heart, woman blessed with superior physical beauty and of the mind.

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[Konpeito Sakura / Large]
Japan's long history between cherry blossom and the Japanese suggests just how much their cherry blossom season has meant to the Japanese psyche. Cherry Blossom reminds us of spring, but today we enjoy goods that are related to cherry blossom for their various forms of application throughout the year. This product is one of the most popular one. Flower language for Sakura is nobility, purity, beauty of heart, woman blessed with superior physical beauty and of the mind.

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[Konpeito Suisen / Small]
Narcissus/Daffodil-its simple shape and graceful smell may be as impressive as the combination of yellow and white petal. This is not the same as the actual flower but you can still enjoy the taste. Flower language for yellow Suisen is nobility, sensitive heart, love me again, respond to my love, return to me.

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[Konpeito Suzuran / Small]
A lily of the valley- speaking of a flower of Hokkaido that is associated with a lily of the valley. In France, there is a custom of presenting "a lily of the valley" on May the first of each year. It is named after the flower looking like a bell. It is very familiar to the Japanese. Why not for one time try presenting our KONPEITO SUZURAN in place the actual flower. Flower language for SUZURAN is the second coming of happiness, purity, genuine love, innocent love, delicacy, and mellowness.

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[Konpeito Suzuran / Large]
A lily of the valley- speaking of a flower of Hokkaido that is associated with a lily of the valley. In France, there is a custom of presenting "a lily of the valley" on May the first of each year. It is named after the flower looking like a bell. It is very familiar to the Japanese. Why not for one time try presenting our KONPEITO SUZURAN in place the actual flower. Flower language for SUZURAN is the second coming of happiness, purity, genuine love, innocent love, delicacy, and mellowness.

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[Konpeito Fuji / Small]
Fuji is translated as Wisteria floribunda in English. Fuji is known for its long, dense, drooping cluster of purplish and pea shaped flowers. It accounts for a great deal of graceful beauty to the Japanese landscape of the season where it may be seen and admired on walls and arbors, along the eaves of porches, or in public or shrine gardens. Flower language for purple Fuji is sweet memories and being intoxicated with love. Flower language for white Fuji is welcome.

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[Konpeito Fuji / Large]
Fuji is translated as Wisteria floribunda in English. Fuji is known for its long, dense, drooping cluster of purplish and pea shaped flowers. It accounts for a great deal of graceful beauty to the Japanese landscape of the season where it may be seen and admired on walls and arbors, along the eaves of porches, or in public or shrine gardens. Flower language for purple Fuji is sweet memories and being intoxicated with love. Flower language for white Fuji is welcome.

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[Konpeito Cosmos / Small]
In Japan, Cosmos is also referred to as AKIZAKURA or OOHARUSHAGIKU. It is derived from a Greek word "KOSMOS" which means order, harmony, beauty and adornment. The flower language for cosmos is a true heart of a young girl, purity of a young girl, harmony or attractiveness. Enjoy the pretty colour of our product.

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[Konpeito Cosmos / Large]
In Japan, Cosmos is also referred to as AKIZAKURA or OOHARUSHAGIKU. It is derived from a Greek word "KOSMOS" which means order, harmony, beauty and adornment. The flower language for cosmos is a true heart of a young girl, purity of a young girl, harmony or attractiveness. Enjoy the pretty colour of our product.

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[Konpeito Marguerite / Large]
Marguerite is well known as love fortune-telling which is to tear off a petal by one piece while advocating "like, dislike , like... ...¡È.On the other hand, in France for the same type of this, it is used for four words of "like, like a little, like very much, dislike ... ... ¡È The flower language for marguerite is love kept in one¡Çs heart without being known by others, faithfulness, mercy, ,prophecy, truth, love fortune-teller, accuracy.

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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.

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[Konpeito Hana-shoubu / Large]
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.

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[Konpeito Nano-hana / Small]
NANO-HANA is translated as brassica rapa in English. It has a different Japaneses name such as HANANA or ABURANA. Whenever spring comes we are able to see the beautiful scenery of NANO-HANA being at its best. Thus, when they start to make their appearances, it reminds us of the coming spring season. Flower language is "rich financial power".

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[Konpeito Nanohana / Large]
NANO-HANA is translated as brassica rapa in English. It has a different Japaneses name such as HANANA or ABURANA. Whenever spring comes we are able to see the beautiful scenery of NANO-HANA being at its best. Thus, when they start to make their appearances, it reminds us of the coming spring season. Flower language is "rich financial power".

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[Konpeito Wasurena-gusa / Small]
Japanese phrase, WASURE-NA-GUSA, can be translated as Forget-Me-Not in English while in Chinese it is the same as Japanese one. The origin of the name evolves around a German legend that is related to this flower. It is said that while a certain young man was gathering these flowers for his girl friend (lover), he fell into a river and while he was being swallowed up by the river's current he threw the flowers onto the riverside and pleaded to his lover, "Don't forget me." It is said in Europe that its grass is used for the treatment of Lungs as is known publicly. The flower language of blue WASURE-NA-GUSA is true love.

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[Konpeito Wasurena-gusa / Large]
Japanese phrase, WASURE-NA-GUSA, can be translated as Forget-Me-Not in English while in Chinese it is the same as Japanese one. The origin of the name evolves around a German legend that is related to this flower. It is said that while a certain young man was gathering these flowers for his girl friend (lover), he fell into a river and while he was being swallowed up by the river's current he threw the flowers onto the riverside and pleaded to his lover, "Don't forget me." It is said in Europe that its grass is used for the treatment of Lungs as is known publicly. The flower language of blue WASURE-NA-GUSA is true love.

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[Lollipop / Flower]
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[Lollipop Strawberry]
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[Lollipop Parasol]
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[Lollipop Star]
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[Lollipop Dog]
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[Lollipop Panda]
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[Lollipop Heart]
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