What's this PINK OBJECT!?!?

Hello, everyone!!

Today, i wanna show u this thing,,,

What do u think this is???

This is Japanese sweets, called SUAMA.

According to a dictionary, it is called ‘‘sweet rice cake”in English.

But, i wanna call it in English ‘‘Congratulationsweet” :P

Suama is one of Japanese sweets made by rice cake, and it's popular in east Japan.

There are some areas which has a habit to eat Suama when they congratulate someone, or celebrate something :)

and we write it in Kanji like this,

the first character ‘‘寿”means celebrations, falicitations, best wishes, and long-life,

and the second character ‘‘甘”means sweet.

so, i think it's not just a sweets made by rice cake.

This is because i called it ‘‘Conglatulationsweet”!!!

i don't know that how there are some sweets like this all over the world,

so it's too difficult to explain its taste.

but its mouthfeel is like a dough, sticky, and glutinous,

and i like its elegant lightly sweetened taste!!

If u visit Japan, plz try SUAMA!!! :)

Did u understand 'bout SUAMA?

Do u wanna try?

Plz gimme some comments :)

Thx for reading, MATANE!!! ;D

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