Goro and the eye-catching mizu manju! "Halloween Japanese sweets" From Kawasaki's long-established Japanese sweets shop "Suehiroan" [entabe.com]

"Halloween Japanese sweets" with eyeballs and fingers as motifs have been released from the long-established Japanese sweets shop "Suehiroan" in Kanagawa and Kawasaki. The lineup consists of five items, including a mizu manju that imitates an eyeball, "I'm staring at a ghost party," a sable that imitates a finger, "Please join me," and a Neri-kiri that imitates a ghost, "Halloween begins."

Japanese sweets for Halloween were released on October 1st from the long-established Japanese sweets shop "Suehiroan" in Kanagawa and Kawasaki.

"Halloween Japanese sweets" from Kawasaki! (The image is "looking at the ghost party")

The lineup includes a water bun that imitates the eyeball "I'm staring at a ghost party", a sable that imitates a finger "Please join me", and a kneading that imitates a ghost "Halloween begins". Goods.

"I'm staring at the ghost party" is a water bun that is finished like a gorgeous eyeball. It is said that Hokkaido azuki bean paste and Hokkaido milk are used to create a delicate taste. 2 pieces, the price is 292 yen (tax included, same below).

"Please join me" is a realistic finger-shaped sable that reproduces joints and nails. It is fragrantly baked using plenty of butter from Hokkaido. 17 pieces, the price is 680 yen.

"Please join me"

"Halloween begins" is a Japanese confectionery that imitates the character of a ghost with Neri-kiri. Handmade one by one by craftsmen. The price is 270 yen.

"Halloween is about to begin"

Other lineups are as follows.

Jack-o-Lantern makes a noise 394 yen Midnight party at the ghost house 864 yen

There are 7 Suehiroan stores in Kanagawa prefecture.