brand	Nanban confectionery Zabieru
Package information	box
number of units	1 piece

This is an assortment of Oita's famous sweets "Zabieru" and "Ruisa". Francis Xavier visited Bungo no Kuni in 1551. In honor of Xavier's achievements, Nanban Confectionery Zabieru was born. A butter-flavored European-style skin wrapped with carefully selected pure Japanese-style white bean paste or bean paste with rum and raisins with a rich aroma. A sweet that blends Japanese and Western styles with the flavor of the Nanban romance of Oita. "Ruisa" is a famous confection that reminds us of the Kirishitan girl who sleeps in Ume, Saiki City, Oita Prefecture. Violet-colored bean paste flavored with violet liqueur is wrapped in milk and butter-flavored castella dough, wrapped in aluminum foil and baked. The faint scent of violet that spreads in the mouth and the gentle taste are very popular with women.
■Standard: Zabieru (6 gold, 6 silver/total 12), 12 Ruisha ■Expiration date: 30 days at room temperature

Raw materials/ingredients

Zabieru / white bean paste, sugars (sugar, maltose), wheat flour, reduced starch syrup, margarine (including milk and soybeans), chicken eggs, chopped raisins soaked in rum, shortening, agar, trehalose, fragrance

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brand	Nanban confectionery Zabieru
Container type	box
Maker	My Town Tokusan Net

Zabieru Honpo Co., Ltd. with People, Time and Land

Like carefully selected words, there is a taste to convey
In 2000, Zabieru, a famous confection representing Oita that was born in 1962 (Showa 37), disappeared from the market.
We, "Zabieru Honpo", were founded in 2001 (Heisei 13) in order to preserve and nurture the technology and history of the famous confectionery "Zabieru", which has been loved by the people of Oita Prefecture for over half a century.
It is our greatest pleasure to have people who enjoy Zabieru feel nostalgic, remember their hometown of Oita, and have a happy time.
“Zabieru Honpo” will continue to provide deliciousness and excitement to customers through sweets while responding to the trust of customers.

"Zabieru" trivia

Francis Xavier, who visited Bungo Province in 1551, was protected by Sorin Otomo and spread the teachings of the gods. , the flowers of Nanban culture bloomed. In honor of his achievements, "Zabieru", a confectionery that blends Japanese and Western styles, was born.
“Kin no Zabieru” is an filling with rum-soaked raisins.
Nanban romance and traditional Japanese taste invites you to dream of Funai in the distant past. Oita's famous confectionery that has been loved for over 50 years.

Production control: until sweets are born

At Zabieru Honpo, in July 2004, when we moved to our new head office factory, we created a facility that complies with the HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) method. In 2011, in order to deliver safer, more reliable and delicious sweets, we have expanded and remodeled, and are manufacturing sweets under thorough quality control and process control.

Nanban Culture and Funai
Since the Portuguese first arrived in Funai (Oita City) in 1545 (Tenbun 14), many Westerners have come to Japan.

Freshly baked "Zabieru"

Assorted Oita confectionery will be delivered in special wrapping paper.