Japan Candy Box is a monthly subscription box that delivers tasty Japanese treats to your door.
The box comes with all sorts of candies along with a colorful sheet that explains the items you’re getting and a description. It’s a good thing too, since the treats are mostly in Japanese, and I can’t read the language.
Bourbon Choco Anpan Melon Pan Flavor
Just by looking at the picture and packaging design, I would have never guessed that chocolate was featured in this, and I love chocolate. The Melon Pan is a Japanese sweet bun with a white chocolate filling. It’s pretty tasty, but I would have preferred if the cream and bun were more balanced since it’s light on the cream.
Hi-Chew Chewy Candy Ishigaki Okinawa Pineapple
Hi-Chew is a pretty popular chewable Japanese fruit candy. For this one, it’s a limited edition version with real pineapples from Ishigaki island in Okinawa. People have been arguing about whether pineapple goes hand in hand with pizza. However, you can never go wrong with pineapple Hi-Chew.
Meiji Takenoko No Sato Chocolate Biscuits
Yes, more chocolate goodness. This is the Meiji Takenoko No Sato Chocolate Biscuits, and it’s all contained inside a cute triangular package. These are crunchy with the chocolate coating adding a nice touch.
Yaokin Umaibo Cinnamon Apple Pie
I never knew I needed snacks that taste like Cinnamon Apple Pie in my life. The Yaokin Umaibo puffed corn snack is very tasty, and this is a Tokyo Area Limited Edition version.
Clico Almond Caramel Cubes
Candy and caramel are like the best buds, and here the Clico Almond Caramel Cubes brings it together. The caramel cubes are very, very chewy, and each comes with almonds.
Heart Girls Treat Lemon Peppermint Gummy
The Heart Girls Treat Lemon Peppermint Gummy has an interesting taste. I’m a fan of gummies, so I can never say no to one. The combination of lemon and peppermint is like drinking lemonade while also sucking on peppermint candy. The box recommended subscribers to not eat the whole bag at once. I read that after I ate the whole bag.
Yaokin Sour Paper Candy Green Apple
I’m surprised at how juicy and sour the Yaokin Sour Paper Candy Green Apple is.
Tirol Chocolate Matcha Mochi
Mochi is a Japanese rice cake, and this one is definitely chewy. It’s kind of like Hi-Chew mixed with the taste of chocolate and matcha green tea.
Mochi Mixed Flavor Candy Box
This box contains differently flavored mochi candies. And since these are tiny, it comes with a toothpick so you can poke one to pick it up and eat it. Flavors include orange, cherry, banana, and apple.
Nihon Kibi Dango Snack
I embarrassed myself trying to eat this since I was having issues removing the wrapper. As it turns out, the wrapper is edible. The Nihon Kibi Dango Snack makes this Japanese dumpling available in snack form. This one isn’t my favorite, and I would’ve preferred actual Dango, but it’s pretty neat to have it available on the go.
Overall the Japan Candy Box is a great gift for those with the sweet tooth, and snacks you usually don’t eat may become your new favorite. To subscribe, visit www.japancandybox.com.
And we’re giving away a box for one lucky winner. To enter, follow the directions below.
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