"Gift and Return Favor: Let's Tie the Knot with Handkerchiefs!"
2015.04.08 published
"Wrapped with a Tenugui, It's in the Shape of a Triangle Rice Ball."
A unique design of a rice ball wrapped in a traditional tenugui from Niigata using Koshihikari rice produced in Niigata.
This heavy feeling is cute! A popular gift idea*
Since it's called “omusubi,” it brings good fortune and is in high demand for wedding gifts and return gifts! It won the gold award at the Niigata City Souvenir Competition*
The project and production was done by the Niigata creator group "hickory03travelers"!
They select products that make daily life enjoyable based on the concept of "Let's enjoy everyday life," featuring traditional Niigata souvenirs.
Believe it or not, it's 3 go (about 540 grams) of rice!
Surprisingly voluminous! You can tell its size when holding it with both hands. This is all Koshihikari produced in Niigata... it makes you want to prepare some miso soup.
[Niigata's Omusubi] 3 go in a BOX - 1700 yen (+ tax) *If your family runs a rice farm, you can bring your own rice and it will be 100 yen off!
We will wrap it in your favorite tenugui ♡
They say you can choose from about 8 types of tenugui (depending on the season) for your rice ball.
Cherry blossom pattern* They also put it in a sturdy special box.
Bird pattern* A large bird pattern design, it's actually the size of a sparrow!
Koubudai pattern* A cute and rhythmic design of Koubudai swimming in the sea of Sado!
There are other varieties, so please check out their website♪
Tenugui Online Shop
The "nori (wrapping)" part features two names ♡
You can choose from "Congratulations," "Pine Leaves," or "Return Gift."
This could be a nice gift when visiting your parents to greet them*
A versatile gift that tastes great and brings joy when used!
It seems you can also include black rice that turns into something like sekihan (red rice) when cooked with Koshihikari, making it perfect for various occasions♡
I want people to enjoy Niigata rice, but it feels lonely if nothing is left, so I wanted to create something that remains! That's how this "omusubi" came to be. It's a gift that brings joy to both the giver and the receiver in a distinctly Japanese way.
They also offer online shopping!
Niigata's Omusubi - hickory03travelers