賣茶翁

Almost every day from 1966 to 1970, I visited. 'Nonkou' is a Japanese confectionery covered with finely ground black sesame seeds on a cowhide, and 'Unryu' is a red bean confectionery, the same as Kyoto's Kyogensei, with a cloud dragon pattern on the cut surface, which was more refreshing and less sweet than Kyogensei, and I was particular about it. At that time, Japanese confectionery was 25 yen, matcha was 10 yen or 20 yen, and by the way, a cup of coffee was the market price of 50 yen. I wonder if it still exists now... Search