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A high school student is promoting Ichinoseki’s mochi traditions as part of UNESCO’s *Washoku* heritage. Their visits to local shops highlight mochi-based sweets like *daifuku* and *mochi ice cream*. The effort aims to raise awareness about the region’s unique mochi culture.
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A high school student is promoting Ichinoseki City's mochi food culture, recognized as part of UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage "Washoku." The article details visits to local shops where mochi was enjoyed in various sweets. This effort aims to raise awareness about the region's unique mochi.
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