Overview
A farm stand in Ninohe selling junemochi, rice cakes ground through with perilla seed and grilled over charcoal.
About this place
A direct-sales shop in Ninohe. "Juune mochi," grilled one by one over charcoal, are popular; "juune" means perilla (egoma). Homegrown perilla is ground, sugar and sake are added, and the paste is spread thickly on the mochi, sold on Saturdays and Sundays only. Freshly picked vegetables are also sold at reasonable prices.
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