Akafuku
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akafuku-0-16713752
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Akafuku
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Akafuku (赤福) is a Japanese pastry shop founded in 1707, during the Edo period. Still active and family-owned, its longevity allows it to be part of the Henokiens. Akafuku first developed as a teahouse for pilgrims going to Ise Grand Shrine. It is the place of origin for akafuku mochi, a type of rice cakes filled with sweet bean paste. It closed twice in its 300+ year history: during World War II when sugar became scarce, and in 2007 after authorities found that the company had tampered with expi
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Japanese pastry shop
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akafuku
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2023-12-07T19:06:27Z
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