@ghgfdvjgexw: #94 たもグルメ 【 Japanese food】 日本ーバズってる餅つき ◎ 宇治抹茶いちご餅 ¥1,000 ◎チョコいちご餅 ¥1,000 5.6 مليون ... 京都の清水寺に新たくできた抹茶のお餅が食べ れるグルメスポット♡ 37.4 ألف 平日だけど人がたくさんいて、期間限定のチョ コ餅はほっぺたが落ちるほど濃厚でかなりオス スメです!!

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