"Haku" name comes from gold foil, called Kinpaku in Japanese. There is a proverb in Japan saying "HAKU ga tsuku". A literal translation of this proverb is "attaching the gold foil", and it actually means "increase the value". So, Haku will bring more value to your life and your meals.
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