One of Mum’s Japanese besties shared some manjū, a type of Japanese sweet, that looks like its name ひよこor “chicken” 😂
October 4, 2026 at 7:03 AM
One of Mum’s Japanese besties shared some manjū, a type of Japanese sweet, that looks like its name ひよこor “chicken” 😂
Hawaii's patchwork past is most apparent in its varied cuisine. #Japanese manju (sweet black bean pastry), #Portuguese sweet bread, #Chinese noodles or crispy duck, and spicy #Korean kim chee are as easy to find as #Hawaiian poi
October 11, 2026 at 12:06 AM
Hawaii's patchwork past is most apparent in its varied cuisine. #Japanese manju (sweet black bean pastry), #Portuguese sweet bread, #Chinese noodles or crispy duck, and spicy #Korean kim chee are as easy to find as #Hawaiian poi
JAPANESE MANJU HISTORY, ORIGIN
Manju, a traditional Japanese confection — small, soft, steamed or baked bun with a sweet filling, most often anko (sweet red bean paste)
13th–14th Cen, Kamakura period (1185–1333) by Buddhist monks in the Song dynasty, brought tea culture
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Manju, a traditional Japanese confection — small, soft, steamed or baked bun with a sweet filling, most often anko (sweet red bean paste)
13th–14th Cen, Kamakura period (1185–1333) by Buddhist monks in the Song dynasty, brought tea culture
www.bing.com/search?q=JAP...
September 28, 2026 at 7:56 AM
JAPANESE MANJU HISTORY, ORIGIN
Manju, a traditional Japanese confection — small, soft, steamed or baked bun with a sweet filling, most often anko (sweet red bean paste)
13th–14th Cen, Kamakura period (1185–1333) by Buddhist monks in the Song dynasty, brought tea culture
www.bing.com/search?q=JAP...
Manju, a traditional Japanese confection — small, soft, steamed or baked bun with a sweet filling, most often anko (sweet red bean paste)
13th–14th Cen, Kamakura period (1185–1333) by Buddhist monks in the Song dynasty, brought tea culture
www.bing.com/search?q=JAP...
So what was it, anyway?
Chocolate?
Ice cream?
Mini cakes?
Manju (Japanese sweet bun)?
Maybe it was dango (rice dumpling)...
#ATEEZ #에이티즈 #ATEEZFanart #CHOISAN
Chocolate?
Ice cream?
Mini cakes?
Manju (Japanese sweet bun)?
Maybe it was dango (rice dumpling)...
#ATEEZ #에이티즈 #ATEEZFanart #CHOISAN
September 16, 2026 at 7:21 PM
So what was it, anyway?
Chocolate?
Ice cream?
Mini cakes?
Manju (Japanese sweet bun)?
Maybe it was dango (rice dumpling)...
#ATEEZ #에이티즈 #ATEEZFanart #CHOISAN
Chocolate?
Ice cream?
Mini cakes?
Manju (Japanese sweet bun)?
Maybe it was dango (rice dumpling)...
#ATEEZ #에이티즈 #ATEEZFanart #CHOISAN
Hawaii's patchwork past is most apparent in its varied cuisine. #Japanese manju (sweet black bean pastry), #Portuguese sweet bread, #Chinese noodles or crispy duck, and spicy #Korean kim chee are as easy to find as #Hawaiian poi
August 29, 2026 at 5:08 PM
Hawaii's patchwork past is most apparent in its varied cuisine. #Japanese manju (sweet black bean pastry), #Portuguese sweet bread, #Chinese noodles or crispy duck, and spicy #Korean kim chee are as easy to find as #Hawaiian poi
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An unbelievably bright red crab!!
Its Japanese name, Akamanju-gani, comes from its resemblance to a red manju, a traditional Japanese sweet🦀✨️
ゆでたみたいに赤いカニ❤️
An unbelievably bright red crab!!
Its Japanese name, Akamanju-gani, comes from its resemblance to a red manju, a traditional Japanese sweet🦀✨️
ゆでたみたいに赤いカニ❤️
赤いまんじゅう
YouTube video by でんかの海洋生物観測所
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August 18, 2026 at 11:14 AM
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An unbelievably bright red crab!!
Its Japanese name, Akamanju-gani, comes from its resemblance to a red manju, a traditional Japanese sweet🦀✨️
ゆでたみたいに赤いカニ❤️
An unbelievably bright red crab!!
Its Japanese name, Akamanju-gani, comes from its resemblance to a red manju, a traditional Japanese sweet🦀✨️
ゆでたみたいに赤いカニ❤️
🔥🍆SUPERSTITIONS OF THE SEND-OFF FIRES🍶🪵
With our ancestral spirits safely back in their own realm, the last of Kyōto's great summer festivals is over and autumn creeps closer.
Like many Japanese celebrations, the Gozan-no-Okuribi has a few unique superstitions...
With our ancestral spirits safely back in their own realm, the last of Kyōto's great summer festivals is over and autumn creeps closer.
Like many Japanese celebrations, the Gozan-no-Okuribi has a few unique superstitions...
August 17, 2026 at 3:00 AM
🔥🍆SUPERSTITIONS OF THE SEND-OFF FIRES🍶🪵
With our ancestral spirits safely back in their own realm, the last of Kyōto's great summer festivals is over and autumn creeps closer.
Like many Japanese celebrations, the Gozan-no-Okuribi has a few unique superstitions...
With our ancestral spirits safely back in their own realm, the last of Kyōto's great summer festivals is over and autumn creeps closer.
Like many Japanese celebrations, the Gozan-no-Okuribi has a few unique superstitions...
A Japanese sweet wrapped in leaves 🌿
Barappa Manju is a traditional steamed sweet with a distinctive leafy aroma. This rustic treat shows how Japanese sweets can capture local ingredients and traditions.
www.foodinjapan.org/japan/barapp...
#JapaneseFood #JapanTravel #Wagashi
Barappa Manju is a traditional steamed sweet with a distinctive leafy aroma. This rustic treat shows how Japanese sweets can capture local ingredients and traditions.
www.foodinjapan.org/japan/barapp...
#JapaneseFood #JapanTravel #Wagashi
August 9, 2026 at 6:00 PM
A Japanese sweet wrapped in leaves 🌿
Barappa Manju is a traditional steamed sweet with a distinctive leafy aroma. This rustic treat shows how Japanese sweets can capture local ingredients and traditions.
www.foodinjapan.org/japan/barapp...
#JapaneseFood #JapanTravel #Wagashi
Barappa Manju is a traditional steamed sweet with a distinctive leafy aroma. This rustic treat shows how Japanese sweets can capture local ingredients and traditions.
www.foodinjapan.org/japan/barapp...
#JapaneseFood #JapanTravel #Wagashi
Alright! We got our Sakuraco box and actually in the month it was meant to be! Description in the alt text!
Tried a chinsuko sweet biscuit. Was deeeelcious.
Gods I love Japanese sweets too damn much. ;-;
Tried a chinsuko sweet biscuit. Was deeeelcious.
Gods I love Japanese sweets too damn much. ;-;
July 29, 2026 at 2:32 AM
Alright! We got our Sakuraco box and actually in the month it was meant to be! Description in the alt text!
Tried a chinsuko sweet biscuit. Was deeeelcious.
Gods I love Japanese sweets too damn much. ;-;
Tried a chinsuko sweet biscuit. Was deeeelcious.
Gods I love Japanese sweets too damn much. ;-;
To combat the heat it is customary to eat eel on 'doyō ushi-no-hi' (土用丑の日 'midsummer day of the ox' - July 26th this year).
Narumi-mochi Honten's (鳴海餅本店) 'unagi-manju' (うなぎ万寿) is an adorable alternative to gobbling up real Japanese eel (an endangered species).
#Japan
Narumi-mochi Honten's (鳴海餅本店) 'unagi-manju' (うなぎ万寿) is an adorable alternative to gobbling up real Japanese eel (an endangered species).
#Japan
July 28, 2026 at 1:32 AM
To combat the heat it is customary to eat eel on 'doyō ushi-no-hi' (土用丑の日 'midsummer day of the ox' - July 26th this year).
Narumi-mochi Honten's (鳴海餅本店) 'unagi-manju' (うなぎ万寿) is an adorable alternative to gobbling up real Japanese eel (an endangered species).
#Japan
Narumi-mochi Honten's (鳴海餅本店) 'unagi-manju' (うなぎ万寿) is an adorable alternative to gobbling up real Japanese eel (an endangered species).
#Japan
Hawaii's patchwork past is most apparent in its varied cuisine. #Japanese manju (sweet black bean pastry), #Portuguese sweet bread, #Chinese noodles or crispy duck, and spicy #Korean kim chee are as easy to find as #Hawaiian poi
February 16, 2026 at 6:21 PM
Hawaii's patchwork past is most apparent in its varied cuisine. #Japanese manju (sweet black bean pastry), #Portuguese sweet bread, #Chinese noodles or crispy duck, and spicy #Korean kim chee are as easy to find as #Hawaiian poi
Hawaii's patchwork past is most apparent in its varied cuisine. #Japanese manju (sweet black bean pastry), #Portuguese sweet bread, #Chinese noodles or crispy duck, and spicy #Korean kim chee are as easy to find as #Hawaiian poi
January 24, 2026 at 1:07 PM
Hawaii's patchwork past is most apparent in its varied cuisine. #Japanese manju (sweet black bean pastry), #Portuguese sweet bread, #Chinese noodles or crispy duck, and spicy #Korean kim chee are as easy to find as #Hawaiian poi
This steamed bun with a sweet bean paste filling(Japanese manju)
is shaped like a rabbit.
is shaped like a rabbit.
April 20, 2025 at 2:38 AM
This steamed bun with a sweet bean paste filling(Japanese manju)
is shaped like a rabbit.
is shaped like a rabbit.
"Momiji Manju" is a traditional Japanese sweetってXに申し立てしてみたけどどうだろうな…。もみじ饅頭がダメなら栗饅頭なんてもっとダメだろ
July 1, 2026 at 8:40 AM
"Momiji Manju" is a traditional Japanese sweetってXに申し立てしてみたけどどうだろうな…。もみじ饅頭がダメなら栗饅頭なんてもっとダメだろ
DQ Slime Manju - A Slime Japanese Sweet Filled with Red Bean Paste Appears
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April 3, 2026 at 1:39 PM
DQ Slime Manju - A Slime Japanese Sweet Filled with Red Bean Paste Appears
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Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
January 12, 2026 at 12:00 AM
Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
December 29, 2025 at 1:00 AM
Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
December 5, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
December 1, 2025 at 5:59 AM
Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
November 12, 2025 at 1:00 AM
Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
November 2, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Red and White Manjū are steamed Japanese sweets given at celebrations like weddings, graduations, and anniversaries. The colors symbolize joy and luck—white for purity, red for protection. Soft and mildly sweet, they’re a traditional way to share happiness. #food #japan #japanesefood
Stopping off at Toraya for their delicious iced anko (red bean) matcha latte and a manju — accompanied by a good dozen Japanese grandmas also enjoying a fancy tea/coffee and sweet treat. Top Tokyo vibes for sure. #JohnDoesJapan
March 12, 2026 at 4:43 AM
Stopping off at Toraya for their delicious iced anko (red bean) matcha latte and a manju — accompanied by a good dozen Japanese grandmas also enjoying a fancy tea/coffee and sweet treat. Top Tokyo vibes for sure. #JohnDoesJapan
Here are some of Japanese snacks that I found from this month Tokyo Treat!
July 2, 2026 at 1:47 AM
Here are some of Japanese snacks that I found from this month Tokyo Treat!
For most of the game, the player can collect these Japanese sweet buns called manjū (the official guidebook Romanizes them as “manjyu”). You can eventually meet the Bun King, who tabulates all the manjū you’ve eaten. I appreciate his hustle but I’m more of a Tiddy King.
February 6, 2025 at 5:02 AM
For most of the game, the player can collect these Japanese sweet buns called manjū (the official guidebook Romanizes them as “manjyu”). You can eventually meet the Bun King, who tabulates all the manjū you’ve eaten. I appreciate his hustle but I’m more of a Tiddy King.