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29 Mouth-Melting Japanese Chocolates - candyjapan
These are crispy and crunchy candy balls encased in yummy and fun shaped milk chocolates. You get two packages in every box, so this is a good chance to share the love with that special guy in your life come this White Day !
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Japanese sour candies - candyjapan
Sours are loved everywhere, and Japan is no exception. If anything, Japanese sour candies seem to have a particularly hard kick. Contains 6 great examples of popular Japanese sour candies, and as a bonus you'll learn how to say "sour" in Japanese too.
What are the most popular candies in Japan? - candyjapan
Anpanman is by far the best known character in Japan, beating anything that Disney has to offer. Every kid knows him by the time they are three years old, and any products bearing his face sell like hotcakes, these lollipops being no exception.
What is ramune? - candyjapan
Ramune is a staple of Japanese candy. Its traditional soda flavor is sweet, slightly sour, and comes with a fizzy-like punch. The word ramune actually came from the word “lemonade” and is a popular lemon-lime fizzy drink enjoyed during summertime festivals in Japan.
Famous Japanese chocolate brands - candyjapan
This article will tell you just how popular chocolate is in Japan compared to the rest of the world, and lists the top 10 most famous chocolate brands in Japan. Chocolate in Japan Compared to the rest of the world, Japanese people consume chocolate in moderation.
How to Buy Japanese Candy Online
Here are four different ways to buy Japanese candy online, and one offline method as a bonus. Japanese Auctions. You might already be familiar with the biggest Japanese auction site: eBay Japan. Umm, actually, eBay never succeeded in Japan.
Japanese gummy candy - candyjapan
This is a great example of Japanese candy: Equally fun and tasty. There are over 10 various shapes of gummy candies you can discover hidden inside this milk chocolate, including swords, skulls, and gold, and even super rare and equally big dinosaurs.
Japanese Candy and Chocolates by Meiji - candyjapan
Meiji is the biggest chocolate manufacturer in Japan with a hundred year history and over a billion dollars in annual sales. Here are 14 examples of their candies and snacks you can get in Japan.