棹物菓子
Meanings
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block-shaped Japanese sweets
Refers to traditional Japanese confections molded into long, rectangular blocks and sliced before serving, such as yōkan or uirō. A specialized term used in wagashi contexts.
Sao-monogashi are made in long stick-like shapes, like yōkan or uirō.
At tea gatherings, sao-monogashi are sliced and served.