A series that introduces the "secret masterpiece" behind the specialty. 39 items are "Kurumikko" from Beniya, Kamakura.

The most famous confectionery in Kanagawa and Kamakura is probably Toshimaya's Hato Sablés. It is a large sable in the shape of a pigeon, and is often found at airports and department stores.

The Kurumiko introduced this time is a product of the confectionery store "Kouya" that has been in Kamakura since 1954. It is a sweet made by sandwiching caramel mixed with walnuts in butter dough, and has a history of winning the highest award at the "25th Kanagawa Prefecture Famous Confectionery Exhibition Confectionery Contest" (2011). The price is 702 yen (tax included) for 5 pieces.



The illustrations of squirrels drawn with a simple touch that appear everywhere in the outer box and individual packaging are cute. It seems that he is eating something with both hands, but is it Kurumiko?


The shape is a rectangular parallelepiped, and the size of one is about 2 cm in length, 5 cm in width, and 2 cm in height. It's just the right size to pick up with your fingers and eat.


The cookie-like butter dough has a refreshing and light texture. Loosen and spread the rich butter flavor.

The caramel inside is homemade, but this is very delicious. You can feel the richness and aroma of mellow milk, and the sweetness is moderate. The smooth texture contrasts well with the crispy texture of walnuts and the soft butter dough.


The size is perfect for making tea, and it is packed with deliciousness, making it a perfect item for both home and gifts. It goes well with coffee and tea as well as tea.

Kurumiko is available at 5 Beniya stores in Kamakura and Yokohama, and can also be found at department store's national confectionery corners (this time at Shinjuku Isetan). If you see it, please give it a try.

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