kosinisame
Kosinisame is a traditional Japanese confectionery known for its vibrant orange color and sweet, chewy texture. The name derives from the Japanese words *koso* (桃, meaning "peach") and *sōmen* (素麺, meaning "plain noodles"), reflecting its peach-flavored filling wrapped in a chewy, wheat-based dough. It is often associated with the city of Kanazawa in Ishikawa Prefecture, where it originated in the late Edo period (17th–19th century). The dessert became popular as a portable snack for travelers and workers due to its durability and sweetness.
Kosinisame is typically made by wrapping a sweet peach-flavored paste, often containing ingredients like sugar, corn
In modern times, kosinisame remains a beloved regional specialty in Kanazawa and is also found in Japanese