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These traditional Japanese confections are made using 500-year-old Portuguese candy-making techniques
Japan is home to over 40 varieties of citrus fruits
In this delicate tea
Yatsuhashi (Kyoto Cinnamon Cookie) Chiba suggested uses with full-color imagesHighlights Kyoto's most popular souvenir snack Full of warm cinnamon flavor Baked to perfect crisp, crunchy perfection These cookies (known as "yatsuhashi") are a traditional sweet and Kyoto's most popular souvenir ("omiyage"). Made from a combination of rice flour, cinnamon sugar and roasted soybean powder ("kinako"), they have a pleasing texture and wonderful nutty flavor. To make these cookies, the dough is rolled into an elegantly curved rectangle