Here are this month's offerings of traditional Japanese sweets.

Confectionery name "Yuri"
Red Nerikiri: White bean paste filling
Price: 540 yen (tax included)

A gorgeous lily made with white and pink nerikiri (a type of Japanese sweet).
I've finished it.
It makes me feel like summer is approaching.
I've created a piece that I hope will be appreciated.
It is both elegant and glamorous.
We've created a Japanese-style lily using nerikiri (a type of wagashi).

Lilies are in full bloom during the rainy season.
There are 100 varieties of lilies, including mountain lilies and tiger lilies.
That's all.
The sight of lilies blooming and fragrant in the summer fields is truly
It is pure and cleansing to the soul.
The image of a dignified flower, at first glance
Sometimes it's like a trumpet or curved up and you hear "Yuri!"
I feel like I often judge it as "yes."
The flower's meanings include "purity," "innocence," and "nobility."
Since ancient times, it has been considered a flower of elegance in Japanese culture.
It is being used.
The lilies are dedicated to the Virgin Mary, who blooms in profusion amongst the lotus flowers.
A symbol of pure blood.
The stem grows tall, and a large flower blooms at its tip.
Her appearance is described as "standing like a peony, sitting like a tree peony, walking like a tree peony."
It is also used to describe a beautiful woman, as in "a lily flower."
Masu.

*The image is for illustrative purposes only.