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Suikazura - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music (268 words) |
 | Suikazura (スイカズラ) is the Japanese name of a perennial vine, known in English as wild honeysuckle or woodbine. |
| Suikazura blooms in early summer. The fragrant flowers turn from white to yellow. |
| The dried leaves are used in traditional Chinese medicine. |
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Wagashi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (194 words) |
| In a excavation of a Jomon-era archeological site, the carbonized remains of baked cookies made from chestnut powder was discovered, indicating a possible existence of a snack. |
| Until sugar was introduced in 16th century, wagashi was sweetened with mizuame, suikazura, and fresh and dried fruits. |
| Diaries and records from these times write about how treasured dried fruits like persimmons and wild raisins were. |
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