Fujimura - Matsumoto

After hearing the rumors, I bought it. It was a mess. I had the opportunity to go to Matsumoto for the first time in three years, so I stopped by to buy a souvenir, Kunihiro Kawashima and Sakuramochi, but it was sold out at noon. disappointing. The popularity of yellowtail.

I bought a sake bun, Reezun Kunihiro. Sake manju was the taste of old-fashioned buns on the Buddhist altar. Kunihiro Kawashima was too sweet for me.

I bought sake buns and raisin butter sand. The sake bun had a good aroma and was more delicious when warmed in the microwave. I also love raisin butter sand, so I buy it from time to time ?

I think it's probably the most delicious candy store in Nagano prefecture. In particular, I think that "Rezunkukkii", which won the Grand Prix at Brutus, is more delicious than "Marusei Butter Sandwich" at Rokkatei in Hokkaido. The only drawback is that the store is difficult to understand. Due to the influence of Corona, card payments that could not be used until now can now be used. Anyway, the sweets are absolutely delicious. (Wednesday) Closed.

I visited at a relatively early time in the morning, but it was saved because the store was opened properly. I forgot the information source, but I heard that it is the most delicious raisin cookie in Japan, so I definitely want to try it. It was a relatively small store, but there were many products lined up in the store, and they all looked delicious. This time, I bought a line of raisin cookies, 6 pieces and 10 pieces. Basically, refrigeration is recommended, and I also got an ice pack. I tried to eat it immediately, but it was a raisin cookie with a gentle and fresh taste.The raisin cookie I ate before had a lot of raisins pickled in rum, and the impression of the taste was strong, but this is so. Rather, the presence of raisins was not that great. When I ate it after it reached room temperature, the cream part seemed to soften and melt, making it even more flavorful. I ate 6 pieces in a blink of an eye. was delicious.

While sightseeing, I was attracted to the banner of sake buns and entered the store. I also bought Reizunkukki, which was published in a magazine. The clerk also provided a polite customer service. Please note that there are few parking spaces and some people are parked on the road.

Basically, it's a simple Japanese sweet, but there were some surprising things. A Japanese sweets shop founded in 1938, famous for "Reizunkukki". It's like a family-owned shop that has been around for generations. ? "Lesson Kunihiro" (refrigerate required) The raisins, which are not moist but crispy and have a strong presence with fruit and acidity, were fresh. I'm also happy that the material is simple. (Flour, butter, sugar, eggs, raisins ... etc.) ? Personally, what was interesting was "Kurumiso-yaki Monaka" (normal temperature) The dough in the middle is soft and seems to stick to the upper jaw, but the miso feel is interesting and it seems to be good as a souvenir of Matsumoto. ? The combination of apricot and white bean paste was also interesting for "Kaika" (normal temperature). ? "Matsumoto Komachi" (normal temperature) is quite sweet, but the sweet and sour feeling of the bean paste with strawberries is a cute impression, and as the name suggests, it was an image of a little old-fashioned and pretty girl. Somehow, I imagined that the creator's perspective and ingenuity came from this area. ? Floating islands were easy to eat for "seasonal namagashi". It's pretty sweet, but they're all cute ? ? "Sweet potato" is a sweet potato based on Japanese sweets. Overall, I had the impression that there were many sweets. In addition to sweets and seasonal items that have been devised as souvenirs, it seems that they are also making new items, so you may come across something you like when you try various things. After choosing some sweets for my home, they wrapped them neatly. It's fun and looks great when you open the box, so you'll want to make it a souvenir. (The namagashi has black toothpicks, which makes it a great souvenir.)