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@camelliakyoto@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

🧊KAKIGŌRI🍧

One summer treat Kyōtoites cannot do without is 'kakigōri' (かき氷), a shaved-ice dessert covered in all kinds of deliciousness.

The first reference we have to kakigōri in Japan is in Chapter 42 of Sei Shōnagon's (清少納言 966-1017) 'The Pillow Book' (枕草子).

#Japan #shavedice #kakigori #かき氷

Kappa inspired kakigori.
Kappa inspired kakigori.
Kappa inspired kakigori.
Dark sugar flavoured kakigori, with slices of chestnut buried in the ice.
Dark sugar flavoured kakigori, with slices of chestnut buried in the ice.
Dark sugar flavoured kakigori, with slices of chestnut buried in the ice.
Peach kakigori...shaved ice covered in thick peach syrup and slices of fresh peach.
Peach kakigori...shaved ice covered in thick peach syrup and slices of fresh peach.
Peach kakigori...shaved ice covered in thick peach syrup and slices of fresh peach.
Bear inspired kakigori.
Bear inspired kakigori.
Bear inspired kakigori.
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Camellia Tea Ceremony
@camelliakyoto@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

Sei Shōnagon (清少納言) describes a dessert created by scraping ice shavings with a metal knife into a metal bowl. It was flavoured with the sweet sap of arrowroot (葛 'kuzu vine')...not so different from today's kakigōri!

#Japan #kakigori #かき氷#Kyoto #京都 #清少納言 #枕草子

Matcha flavoured kakigori topped with sweet red bean paste.
Matcha flavoured kakigori topped with sweet red bean paste.
Matcha flavoured kakigori topped with sweet red bean paste.
Kudzu root.
Kudzu root.
Kudzu root.
Flowering arrowroot.
Flowering arrowroot.
Flowering arrowroot.
Vivid red kakigori.
Vivid red kakigori.
Vivid red kakigori.
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@camelliakyoto@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

🧊KAKIGŌRI🍧

One summer treat Kyōtoites cannot do without is 'kakigōri' (かき氷), a shaved-ice dessert covered in all kinds of deliciousness.

The first reference we have to kakigōri in Japan is in Chapter 42 of Sei Shōnagon's (清少納言 966-1017) 'The Pillow Book' (枕草子).

#Japan #shavedice #kakigori #かき氷

Kappa inspired kakigori.
Kappa inspired kakigori.
Kappa inspired kakigori.
Dark sugar flavoured kakigori, with slices of chestnut buried in the ice.
Dark sugar flavoured kakigori, with slices of chestnut buried in the ice.
Dark sugar flavoured kakigori, with slices of chestnut buried in the ice.
Peach kakigori...shaved ice covered in thick peach syrup and slices of fresh peach.
Peach kakigori...shaved ice covered in thick peach syrup and slices of fresh peach.
Peach kakigori...shaved ice covered in thick peach syrup and slices of fresh peach.
Bear inspired kakigori.
Bear inspired kakigori.
Bear inspired kakigori.
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