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

Confectionery name "Mokujun"
Light pink nerikiri: White bean paste filling
Price: 540 yen (tax included)

The flowers that bloomed in the early morning wilted in the evening.
A characteristic of being a "one-day flower"
There is.
Beauty that can withstand even the summer heat
I imagined it.

"Camellias for the hearth, hibiscus for the brazier."
It is said to be a representative work for summer tea ceremonies.
It opens before dawn, and in the evening...
A flower that wilts after only one day.
From this, it can be used as an example of something fleeting.
It is often cited as an example, and in songs
The poem "A hibiscus flower, a fleeting dream of one morning" was composed.
The dream of the gold coin, the human world
The word "fleeting" also appears in the expression "ephemeral."

It is the national flower of South Korea and a symbol of the country.
It is considered and cherished.
"They scatter and bloom, and scatter and bloom again."
"Strength of vitality" or "at one time"
"The way it doesn't bloom immediately, but continues to bloom tenaciously."
This represents the history and national character of Koreans.
I say.

Each flower is short-lived, but new flowers bloom
They continue to bloom one after another, from summer to autumn.
You can enjoy the flowers for a long period of time.

At the Kitaya family's shop, four types of traditional Japanese sweets are sold every month.
I'm making (nerikiri) sweets.