Fukui: Mochi-Making and Tasting at Furusato Chaya Kine to Usu
New Activity
Kine & Usu
- Enjoy an authentic mochitsuki (rice cake pounding) experience using a kine (mallet) and usu (mortar)!
- Engaging in experiential learning of good old Japanese culture
- Free refils until supplies run out!
What to expect
Enjoy an authentic mochitsuki (rice cake pounding) experience using a kine (mallet) and usu (mortar)!
Enjoy freshly pounded mochi divided into small portions: “Oroshi Mochi” with grated daikon radish popular in Fukui, soy sauce-flavored “Nori Maki,” “Abe Kawa” generously topped with kinako and black sugar syrup, and “Ozoni” made with blended miso. Simple yet offering the special flavor of freshly pounded mochi. All flavors are free refills, all-you-can-eat until the mochi runs out ※Service ends once the mochi runs out.
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