The Adorable Squirrel Icon: Irresistibly Delicious Walnut-Caramel Treats "Kurumikko" Filled to the Brim!

If you're a Kanagawa resident, is there anyone who doesn't know?

Do you know the famous confectionery from Kamakura called "Kurumikko"?

The cute squirrel mark adds to the warm and adorable appearance of this treat ♡

The buttery dough has a texture like cookies or sablés, filled with rich caramel and walnuts, resulting in absolute deliciousness ♡

There is even a "Kurumikko Certification Test," showing how many enthusiastic fans this sweet has across the country＊

It is produced by a company called Kamakura Beniya.

Naturally, as a Kamakura company, their catchy slogan is "Let's make good sweets, Beniya."

Isn't that interesting?

This shop has been featured on various TV programs like "Meringue no Kimochi" and "Adomachi Tenkoku," and it is also popular on Instagram.

It's impressive that their official account has 16,000 followers.

There are nine stores throughout Kanagawa, centered in Kamakura, and the main store is located in a divine place right in front of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine＊

Recently, there’s a store at the newly opened "Yokohama Hammerhead," which has a café and factory combined, where you can experience making sweets ♩

The workshop called "Kurumikko Tsukuru-kko!" held on weekends is extremely popular, and places are booked up to three months in advance. You can make Kurumikko and have it packaged in an original box.

Sounds interesting!

For gifts and celebrations ♡

The very popular "Kamakura Beniya's Kurumikko"＊

It's visually adorable, delicious, and has great appeal. The shelf life is about 50 days from when you buy it. Since it lasts long, it’s perfect for gifts like return gifts or celebratory presents＊

It seems likely that people will say, "I love this~~!" ♡

You can buy up to 20 pieces per order on the official website＊ (for more, you need to consult with them)

It’s delicious when chilled in the refrigerator, and it goes well with coffee or can be enjoyed with drinks too ♡

First, why not buy a box to try for yourself? ♩