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This month, I took JSA's latest Instructor Course - Higashi & Han-namagashi Certified Instructor Course(干菓子&半生菓子認定講師講座). Higashi is dry confections and Han-namagashi is half dried confections often served during the tea ceremony.
The confections are made with sugar, rice flour and water. The water content is minimal to last longer. It is shaped and colored into a seasonal motif. Compared with Jo-namagashi (High grade fresh confections), it may not stand out, but the simple beauty and the subtle sweetness is just as appealing. In this 8 hour course you will learn how to make six kinds of confections, 17 designs and learn 40 kinds of techniques. Since you need special tools and unique ingredients, it may be difficult to hold one day online classes for this art, but once JSA comes out with an English textbook, I will be holding this diploma course in person and online. Tools and ingredients will be included in the kit. Please see JSA's website for the detail of this course. If you are interested to take this course, please follow my Facebook or Instagram.
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AuthorI'm Miyuki, founder of Simply Oishii Wagashi School in Tokyo. I specialize in teaching traditional Japanese sweets and sharing the culture, history and seasonal traditions of wagashi with people from around the world. Archives
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