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“Does Ohagi change from region to region—or is it always made with the same hands?” Wagashi Dialogues

Ohagi is one of those sweets that feels universal—and yet deeply personal.Across Japan, it changes shape, name, sweetnes...
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“Is Ohagi a sweet—or a seasonal offering for the souls we miss?” Wagashi Dialogues

Ohagi is soft, sweet, and made with love—but its purpose goes beyond flavor.It appears twice a year, during the equinoxe...
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Kuzumochi East vs West: How We Taste and Enjoy Them【Wagashi Dialogues】

Two kuzumochi. Two textures.One clings softly to kinako and kuromitsu; the other shines clear and melts like spring wate...
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Kuzumochi East vs West: Traditional Craft and Artisanal Techniques【Wagashi Dialogues】

Two sweets. One name.Kanto kneads months of fermentation into its kuzumochi. Kansai polishes mountain roots into crystal...
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Kuzumochi East vs West: Same Name, Different Sweet 【Wagashi Dialogues】

In Japan, “kuzumochi” means two completely different things.Tokyo serves fermented starch. Kyoto serves pure mountain ro...
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“Can you master tea without making tea?” Chaos Roundtable: Wild 

Someone asked, “Is tea ceremony just making tea in a fancy way?”We started listing tools, movements, timing, charcoal, s...
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“Is making dango more like sculpting than cooking?” Wagashi Dialogues

There’s something quietly intense about the making of dango. It looks so simple—white balls on a skewer—but behind each ...
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“Chaos Roundtable: “Is the shape of a dango a regional dialect?” Wagashi Dialogues

In Japan, dango isn’t just a sweet—it’s a signal of local identity, changing from region to region like dialects. But ho...
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“Dango doesn’t just stick together—it holds seasons, rituals, and stories.” Wagashi Dialogues

Soft, round, neatly skewered—dango is the kind of sweet that feels casual, even humble.But it shows up in some of Japan’...
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“Kurumi Mochi isn’t just sweet—it’s a dialogue between craftsmanship and time.” Wagashi Dialogues

It may look like just another soft wagashi, but kurumi mochi carries centuries of tradition between its folds. Behind th...
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