Kyoto Rikyu's Warabi Mochi practices Japanese sweets making that blend tradition and innovation. In order to embody the brand's worldview, the first and most important thing is "thorough commitment to materials". The main ingredient of warabi mochi, the main ingredient in warabi mochi, is carefully selected only from rare varieties that can only be harvested in Japan, and is purchased with a quality certificate. This honwarabi flour is the key to creating the melty texture and elegant sweetness unique to warabi mochi.
In product manufacturing, while adhering to traditional manufacturing methods, we actively propose new products that meet modern tastes and lifestyles. For example, in addition to conventional warabi mochi, we are also taking on the challenge of developing products that go beyond the boundaries of Japanese sweets, such as drinkable warabi mochi, lattes, parfaits, and seasonal flavors. This allows us to convey the appeal of Japanese sweets to the younger generation and overseas customers.
From the perspective of the SDGs, we also emphasize the background of sustainable production. In the procurement of raw materials, we value farming methods with low environmental impact and cooperation with local communities, and build relationships of trust with local producers. We also use environmentally friendly materials for our packaging materials and are working to reduce waste.
The inheritance of craftsmanship is also a major pillar of the brand. It combines the beauty of the appearance with the depth of taste. At events and events, we also hold Japanese confectionery making experiences and cultural events, and actively engage in activities to pass on the spirit of Japanese to the next generation.
In this way, Kyoto Rikyu's warabi mochi continues to evolve with the times while preserving tradition, establishing itself as a one-of-a-kind Japanese confectionery brand.