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No.4121 A dirt rice cake
| It is a cake, a rice dumpling covered with red bean paste of Japanese traditional bean jam. The manners and customs to eat a rice dumpling covered with red bean paste on the equinoctial week of spring began in the Edo era in Japan. It was believed that the color that was red was effective in averting misfortune from ancient times, but faith as food to pay illness to in the Edo era was tied to an ancestral memorial service and came to eat on the equinoctial week. | |
| Camera: | Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , SIGMA MACRO 70mm F2.8 EX DG |
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| Location: | Japan / Tokyo |
| Size: | 4992 x 3328Pixels |
No.4120 A rice cake powdered with soybean flour
| I cover dumpling soybean flour of the glutinous rice which bean jam was in and make it a rice cake powdered with soybean flour. It is sweet and is delicious. | |
| Camera: | Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , SIGMA MACRO 70mm F2.8 EX DG |
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| Location: | Japan / Tokyo |
| Size: | 4890 x 3328Pixels |
No.4119 A base of a dirt rice cake
| I rounded the thing which attacked glutinous rice to make a rice dumpling covered with red bean paste in the shape of a dumpling. The manners and customs to eat a rice dumpling covered with red bean paste on the equinoctial week of spring began in the Edo era in Japan. It was believed that the color that was red was effective in averting misfortune from ancient times, but faith as food to pay illness to in the Edo era was tied to an ancestral memorial service and came to eat on the equinoctial week. | |
| Camera: | Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , SIGMA MACRO 70mm F2.8 EX DG |
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| Location: | Japan / Tokyo |
| Size: | 4992 x 3328Pixels |
No.4118 Tenacity of glutinous rice
| I thrust the glutinous rice which I steamed to make a rice dumpling covered with red bean paste with an earthenware mortar. The manners and customs to eat a rice dumpling covered with red bean paste on the equinoctial week of spring began in the Edo era in Japan. It was believed that the color that was red was effective in averting misfortune from ancient times, but faith as food to pay illness to in the Edo era was tied to an ancestral memorial service and came to eat on the equinoctial week. | |
| Camera: | Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , SIGMA MACRO 70mm F2.8 EX DG |
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| Location: | Japan / Tokyo |
| Size: | 3328 x 4992Pixels |