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Meanings
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ohagi; sweet rice ball coated with red bean paste, soybean flour, or sesame
usually written using kana alonefood / cooking
A traditional Japanese sweet made from glutinous rice formed into balls and coated with sweetened red bean paste (anko), kinako (soybean flour), or sesame. Often eaten during the autumn equinox (higan).
We make and eat ohagi during the equinoctial week.
The ohagi my grandmother makes are delicious with plenty of sweet bean paste.