6.5M views · 80K shares | Wagashi are traditional Japanese sweets, elaborately and carefully designed to reflect nature. We got a first-hand look at the craftsmanship that goes into creating wagashi from the Fukushima family, who have been making the treats for over *400 years.* | Great Big Story | Facebook

1.7K views · 48 reactions | 3 Historic Wagashi (Traditional Japanese Sweets) Shops in Tokyo for Sakura Season! ✨ Throughout history in Japan, as the tea ceremony developed, so did the consumption of wagashi, traditional Japanese sweets, which became an integral part of Japanese tea-drinking culture as we know it today! Here are some historic, famous wagashi shops in Tokyo that you can try out for yourself! #JapanbyFood | Japan by Food | Facebook

316K views · 408 reactions | 'Nerikiri' is a type of traditional Japanese sweet, known as 'wagashi,' made with white bean paste, sweet mochi, and wheat flour. These sweets are true works of art, representing the seasons, festivals, and nature.   Kantanna Yume, Tokyo | Tastemade | Facebook