Wind holes in Kawachi

The shop's specialty is the 10-piece Ito-kiri mochi, wrapped in a rice cake with thin red and blue lines on a white background, priced at 850 yen. It is said that this name comes from the practice of cutting it with shamisen strings instead of knives, wishing for longevity.

When it comes to Otaga-san's top specialty, it is, of course, the Ito-kiri mochi starting at 700 yen. Made with 100% rice flour instead of glutinous rice, it has a smooth texture. Its gentle flavor, which warms the heart, is well-regarded. The history of this mochi is very old; it is said to have been first made by the people celebrating peace when they defended against the Mongol invasions during the Kamakura period. The taste of this long-established shop, with over 100 years of history, is perfect for souvenirs.

A company that has gathered faith since ancient times as a god of longevity and ties and evil. It enshrines the god of the Ise Shrine, the god of the Ise Shrine, the parent of Amaterasu, and the god of Iyinami. In the precinct, there is a longevity stone, which is said to benefit from life extension, and the Okushuin Garden (Meishatsu), which was built during the Azuchi-Momoyama period. In addition, during the years of the elderly (717-724), when Emperor Motomasa offered a scoop made of hornbeam tree to the rice of the gods during his illness, there was a fact that he quickly recovered. (600 yen per bottle), it has long been known as a scoop of disease-free disaster, and is also said to have become the etymology of "tadamakushi" because of its shape. * The Okuin Garden is not allowed to visit every year from January 1 to the end of February due to the influence of snow.