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Dorayaki brand Kotonowa in Nara Prefecture Handles many dorayaki, middle, daifuku, etc. ❁ Won the Gold Prize at the Women's Picture Magazine Order Award

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Dorayaki brand Kotonowa in Nara Prefecture Handles many dorayaki, middle, daifuku, etc. ❁ Won the Gold Prize at the Women's Picture Magazine Order Award

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Dorayaki brand Kotonowa in Nara Prefecture Handles many dorayaki, middle, daifuku, etc. ❁ Won the Gold Prize at the Women's Picture Magazine Order Award

Uses raw materials from Nara Prefecture such as Yamato matcha

We handle Japanese sweets such as dorayaki, chuchu, daifuku, and roll cakes.

Dorayaki can also be stamped with the company's logo with an original branding

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村上豊和

Murakami Toyokazu

As a sales representative for a food manufacturer, he comes into contact with the food culture of all over the country. Despite the fact that there are attractive foods in rural areas, we are faced with the current situation where we have not been able to fully disseminate them to the whole country. Returning to his hometown of Nara, he established the Japanese sweets brand Kotonowa, and currently operates two stores, mainly on ordering, with the aim of "bringing Nara Prefecture to the whole country".

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Kotonowa Co., Ltd., which develops the dorayaki gift specialty store Kotonowa, started walking with my thoughts as a food manufacturer flying around the country. "I wanted to deliver more and more 'Nara ingredients' to the whole country, and I wanted to create a new specialty of Nara Prefecture, which has a strong image of the Big Buddha and deer. We would like to spread the "harmony of the ancient capital" that celebrates the graceful time through gastronomy. The brand name "Koto no Wa" contains such thoughts.

What are we doing?

What do you do to disseminate "food" from Nara Prefecture to the whole country? I really had a hard time thinking about that.

Among them, I arrived at Mikasa ware, which is a specialty of Nara Prefecture.

Mikasa yaki is dorayaki, and it is called so in Nara.

I was drawn to the dorayaki product not only because it is a specialty of Nara called Mikasa ware, but also because it has been loved by generations since ancient times.

I thought that by incorporating a new wind while retaining the good points of the past, it would be a product that could be used when conveying thoughts to a wide range of ages from grandchildren to grandpa and grandma.

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【Dorayaki (An Butter)】

Nara Prefecture's famous Mikasa yaki. A gem that combines fluffy and chewy dough with Hokkaido Tokachi bean paste and Hokkaido butter. After thawing, it is also recommended to lightly warm it in a microwave oven of 500W to 600W for about 10 seconds and enjoy! (The melting of the butter changes with the number of seconds of warming.) Please enjoy while finding your favorite number of seconds

【Mochi Naka】

Kotonowa staff recommended product! The crispy skin, the chewiness of Daifuku, and the sweetness of fresh cream create an exquisite balance, a new standard of Koto Nowa! Please enjoy two types of chocolate: Yamato matcha with exquisite bittersweetness and raw chocolate that even children can enjoy. * In order to enjoy the crispness of the skin during the process, Daifuku and the skin are wrapped separately.

【Yamato Matcha Terrine Dorayaki】

Kotonowa very popular terrine dorayaki series. The matcha uses "Yamato matcha", which is a specialty of Nara. Yamato tea is slowly grown in a high-temperature area above 300 meters above sea level in the area centered on the Yamato Highlands in Nara Prefecture, so the growth speed of tea leaves is very slow! As a result, the aroma components are easily condensed and the tea becomes very fragrant. Please enjoy Yamato matcha sweets that use plenty of Yamato tea, a specialty of Nara.