Yoshikawa Kashiwa Mochi (5 count)

Kashiwa Mochi aka Japanese rice cakes wrapped with oak leaf are tender yet chewy rice cakes with sweet red bean paste filling wrapped in oak leaf. These sweet treats are often served during the Children's Day celebration in Japan!

The oak leaves are not meant to eaten but are instead used to represent an important Japanese symbol for prosperity, as mighty oak trees don't shed their leaves until they grow new ones.