#botamochi
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Botamochi (牡丹餅) and ohagi (おはぎ) are popular during the equinoctial weeks, when they are made as sacred offerings and enjoyed as tasty snacks. Glutinous rice is soaked, cooked and formed into a ball. Around this ball a thick sweet bean paste
Botamochi (牡丹餅) feature in a lovely little proverb (ことわざ 'kotowaza'). 'Tana kara botamochi' (棚からぼたもち), lit. 'a botamochi falls down from the shelf'. It means to 'receive a windfall' or get 'a lucky break'. #Japan #autumn #botamochi #牡丹餅 #Ky
As offerings, it is said that botamochi were made as a prayer for fertility (and a successful growing season) and ohagi in thanks for the harvest🌾 Long held to be an auspicious colour, the deep-red of the cakes was believed to console ance
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