A gummy candy inspired by Fukuoka Prefecture's soul food, udon noodles, is gaining popularity among consumers for the ...

Kasugai, a Japanese gummy candy, has delightfully translated descriptions of its flavors. This particular flavor is based on the popular Japanese soda Ramune. Shop it: Kasugai Ramune Flavor Gummy ...

And then there’s the taste. Japanese candy is, on the whole, more delicious. ... Winner: Kasugai’s melon gummy ($2.49 at M2M), for its uncannily realistic summer-fruit taste.

The Kasugai Peach Gummy Candy ($48 for 12) ... But these chewy, fruity candies are one of Japan's most popular candies here in the US. Hi-Chew Candy. From. $18. $18 at worldmarket.com ...

Whether you’re looking for Japan’s oldest sweet or something modern yet elegant, ... Kyoto’s most famous confectionery in a chewy form – we try Yatsuhashi gummy candy. Dec. 13, 2021 05:02 am JST Dec.

One of the awesome things about being in Japan for Pokemon fans is the wealth of Pokemon food collaborations. These are usually limited time only, so depending on the season you can enjoy Pokemon ice ...

Growing up in the U.S. during the 1980s, there were numerous "gross" types of sweets, such as gummy boogers or candy snot. Little kids like gross things, and that's exactly who Moko Moko Mokoletto ...

It's a mixture of gummy and what texturally looks like those candy peanuts you get from the discount candy rack. Taste-wise it does indeed taste like an apple, but I couldn't get beyond the texture.

Ameya Yokocho, or simply Ameyoko, is Ueno’s fun and lively shopping street that is on the must-see list of pretty much everyone coming to Japan. Among the many shops offering food, accessories, and ...