Japan Hokkaido Shiroi Koibito, Langue De Chat with Dark & White Chocolate, 24pcs [Japan Import]

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Namaage/ Atsuage tofu: to make this type, drain firm tofu and then fry at a high temperature. It also has a name: atsuage tofu, which is another name for deep-fried tofu. Admission to Shiroi Koibito Park is free. This allows you to access the external park grounds and experience the beauty and merriment that exists here, including the rose garden. So whether you come on your own or by tour bus, you know you don’t have to pay any more, unless you want to. In addition, sales of baumkuchen with Shiroi Koibito's white chocolate kneaded into the dough "Shiroi Baum Tsumugi" commenced on December 17, 2009.

Wandering around, other whimsical structures you will encounter around Shiroi Kobito Park include a treehouse and a chimney “propped up” by a pyramid of chefs. Umbrellas at the Shiroi Koibito / Ishiya Chocolate Factory carpark (and yes, those are apple trees). Getting there by public transport As such, I would rate it my #1 must-see attraction in Sapporo. Hotels near Shiroi Koibito Park and Ishiya Chocolate Factory Find sources: "Shiroi Koibito"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( January 2015) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)

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Sapporo Station นั่งรถไฟ Namboku Line ไปลง Odori Staion จากนั้นเปลี่ยนไปขึ้นรถไฟ Tozai Line ไปลง Miyanosawa Station แล้วเดินต่อประมาณ 7 นาที Shiroi koibito park หรือที่คนไทยเรียกกันว่า โรงงานช็อกโกแลตฮอกไกโด ไม่ใช่โรงงานผลิตขนมจริงๆ นะ แต่เป็นธีมปาร์คที่มาในรูปแบบ สวนสนุกช็อกโกแลต แต่ใช้เดิมชื่อว่า Ishiya chocolate factory ตามชื่อบริษัท แต่เปลี่ยนมาเป็น Shiroi koibito park ตามผลิตภัณฑ์สุดฮิต

Not into the subway? You can also take the bus! Take the Chuo or JR bus from the JR Sapporo Bus Terminal headed in the Otaru direction and hop off at the Nishimachi Kita 20-Chome bus stop. It’s then about a 6-minute walk. Getting there by tour bus When we arrived, we were directed to a car park across the road from the factory itself, located here: About a minute and a half on foot from Yukigaya Otsuka Station, this stylish Japanese-style shop, Araiya Shop, is so popular that local celebrities frequent it. In Autumn 2003, "Shiroi Roll Cake" went on sale, at first it was only sold in Hokkaido Bussanten (food and products fair) and Shiroi Koibito Park but nationwide online sales began on March 3, 2011. [ citation needed]

As you enter the zoo, you’ll find a winter wonderland crafted just for these adorable creatures. Picture penguins playfully sliding down icy slopes and gracefully diving into chilly waters. Their antics are a sight to behold, and it’s impossible not to be smitten by their cuteness. National Tofu day in Japan is 2nd October. This day was established by Japan Tofu Association. The origin of this day comes from a pun: 10 (in Japanese, 10 is tou) while 2 is fu. Except from national day that is celebrated annually, the 12th of every month is also tofu day. Stores to buy By the way, how did it enter Japan? During the Nara period, envoys to the Tang dynasty had special missions as cultural exchange between the two countries. These envoys had a strong impact on nowaday Japanese society not only in culture, technology but also the food. Buddhism was also introduced to Japan during this time and there is a theory that the monks brought along tofu with it as one of the ingredients used in temples. In latter half of the Heian period, the word “tofu” actually appears in literature for the first time. Accommodation: We usually book through Agoda as we find their prices are the lowest and cancellation policies + loyalty benefits work out the best. We also use Airbnb from time to time. Talking about soup, we must mention miso soup. Silken tofu is the type that is often used in miso soup. How to make tofu? Ingredients Ingredients

This shop started in the 1930s as a sweets shop, which was the predecessor of this shop. At such a historic sweets shop, you can enjoy ohagi, characterized by its large size. It’s about twice the size of a normal ohagi. In addition, they made the ohagi and botamochi with bean paste only from adzuki beans and sugar. Bring some water to a boil in a pot and turn down the heat to let it gently simmer. Place a heatproof bowl on the pot (making sure the bottom doesn't touch the water), and add the chopped white chocolate. Let it melt, stirring so it melts evenly.Subway• จาก Shin Sapporo Station นั่งรถไฟ Tozai Line ไปลง Miyanosawa Station จากนั้นเดินต่อประมาณ 7 นาที Yuba: dried tofu skin. When heating the soymilk, a film forms on the surface and it is pulled up with a bamboo skewer to produce “raw yuba,” which is used for cooking. In terms of nutrition, yuba is rich in protein and oil, and you can keep it as one type of dried food. The fact the products white colour is reminiscent of Hokkaido's snowy scenery and that sales are limited only to Hokkaido brought success and it gained popularity as a souvenir on business trips and holidays. But if you so prefer a peek into the real deal, the factory, which features staff hard at work at the production lines, can also be seen. While you’re there, try to spot a counter, which updates live the number of products produced on the day.

Kinugoshi Tofu is the type that has soft and smooth texture. As in Japanese, kinu means “silk” so people call this type kinugoshi because its texture is similar to silk. In constrast to firm tofu, it is preferable in dishes such as salad, hiyayakko so that you can straightly enjoy its fresh taste. Tonyu: soymilk. This is not really a type of bean curd but a type of liquid produced while making it.If you're not confident about piping out the biscuit batter into nice squares, trace out a template of squares on a piece of paper and place that on the baking tray before placing the baking sheet on it. Use the templates to help guide you as you squeeze the batter on the baking sheet. Once you've piped all the squares, remove the template paper from underneath the baking paper before baking. Watching them, you’ll instantly connect with the heartwarming spirit of Hokkaido’s winter. So, get ready to dive into the penguin paradise and let your heart melt in the wintery charm of Hokkaido! Niseko Ski Resort: Glide Through Hokkaido’s Winter Paradise! This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.