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Ohagi
Ohagi is a traditional Japanese wagashi (confection) made by shaping partially mashed glutinous rice into oval or spherical forms and coating them in a layer of sweet red bean paste. The sweets are traditionally prepared during the spring and autumn equinox holidays known as Ohigan, serving as seasonal offerings. In addition to the standard red bean coating, variations include toppings of crushed...
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Dango
Dango is a traditional Japanese dumpling made from rice flour and cooked until it develops a soft, chewy texture. It is commonly formed into small round pieces, placed on a skewer, and served with toppings or sauces such as mitarashi, a sweet soy-based glaze. Different varieties are associated with seasons, festivals, and regional food traditions, and dango may be eaten as a snack or dessert.
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