The Kida family's standard product, "Fukura Suzume"
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Fukura Suzume (a type of sweet)... 1 piece... 324 yen (tax included)

Fukura sparrows are sparrows that huddle up in winter.
A Japanese confectionary made with roasted barley flour, inspired by the image of [something].
There is a whole chestnut inside.
A treat that makes you feel very luxurious.
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It's sure to be a welcome gift.
Pear-flavored sweets.

What is Fukura Suzume?
Feathers fluff up to protect against the cold in winter.
It refers to a sparrow that has curled up into a ball.
That appearance represents abundance, and further
"Good fortune will come," "Good fortune will improve."
They use the auspicious names "Fukura" and "Fukurai" to bring good fortune.
It is a lucky charm that has this written on it.
It also has the meaning of eating away evil spirits.
It is considered a symbol of prosperity of descendants and safety of the family.
In addition, it can also be used as a way to tie a kimono.
It's famous.