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What's the difference between fruit sharply, mochi, sakura cake, kusatsu, mochi, jicama, dry dumplings, and wakame?
Wagashi is a generic term for Japanese traditional sweets (as they call themselves), as opposed to Western sweets.

Moti is the transliteration of the Japanese word "mochi" (mo chi), which means rice cake, glutinous rice ball or something else, and the others are glutinous rice balls of different flavors.

Sakura cake is a typical wakame, with cherry blossoms as sauce and bean paste held in a glutinous rice ball, and then wrapped in pickled cherry leaves on the outside

Cusa cake is glutinous rice flour with mugwort powder, bean paste dumplings

Mochi is the term used in Southern Fujian and Taiwan, with strips and chunks of it, and some with no filling

The others are glutinous rice dumplings with a variety of fillings