A shopkeeper shows a girl a tray of leaf-wrapped kashiwa mochi beneath koinobori decorations.

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Kashiwa Mochi at the Sweet Shop

A smiling shopkeeper presents a tray of leaf-wrapped kashiwa mochi to a girl at a counter decorated for Children’s Day.

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Keep the mochi white beneath green leaves

Color the leaf wrappers first, then add a blue apron and pink scarf to guide the eye to the baker.

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Digital example: Baker with blue apron and pink headscarf offering white mochi wrapped in green leaves beside a lavender iris.

1. Sage green — leaf wrappers
2. Sky blue — apron
3. Soft pink — headscarf
4. Lavender — vase iris

Color the lobed leaves on all three mochi trays green; leave the exposed dough white.
Color the apron, straps and waist ties blue, avoiding the shirt and hands.
Color the headscarf and its back knot pink; leave hair white.
Color the real iris petals at the right lavender; leave vase, stems and leaves white.

Check that every cake remains white beneath its leaf. Other sweets, flags, wall picture, people and shop furnishings stay white.

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