Snack Your Anime - May 2022
Which one will you watch this weekend? Kimetsu no Yaiba, Jujutsu Kaisen, or the legacy anime Pokémon? Get your hands on this delicious snack box, themed after some of your favorite anime! Even Mario joined the party for an exciting mix of Japanese treats!
Jujutsu Kaisen Choco Egg from Furuta Seika
This is definitely one of the best Anime snacks we ever laid our hands on! It’s a huge surprise hidden inside a Chocolate egg waiting for you to uncover! Crack that egg open to find out which secret Jujustsu Kaisen character figure is lying within the shell, and enjoy the good old milk chocolate that comes with it! A huge collectible item in and out for Jujutsu Kaisen fans, what else can we say?
Gekijoban Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Hitokuchi Seto Shio from Kuriyama Beika
Allergens: Shrimp, wheat, soy Produced in a facility that also processes crab, egg, dairy, and peanuts Enjoy a bite-sized shrimp salty Seto Shio (瀬戸しお) cracker. The Seto Inland Sea (瀬戸), is famous for the quality of its waters and salt production. Paired with the trending Jujutsu Kaisen anime, this snack is a limited edition only, and fans are craving it! Kuriyama Beika knows this, and used some of the best to sprinkle its delicious rice crackers. They are crispy, fresh, flavored with some tasty shrimp and powered with salt. It’s a treat for your sense! Each pack comes with a special "glittering" holo-processed sticker. There are a total of 10 designs, which one did you get?
Pokémon Fruits Jelly from Furuta Seika
Produced in a facility that also processes egg, dairy, shrimp, and crab Furuta Seika is one of the most famous jelly-based candy producers in Japan, and when we saw a renewed collaboration with Pokémon and this adorable packaging, we couldn’t resist! Have you caught a Yamper in Pokémon Sword and Shield? Or maybe you prefer retro and started the game with ever so loyal Pikachu in the Pokémon Yellow version! Which one was your favorite generation?
Super Mario Gummy from Nobel
Allergens: gelatin Produced in a facility that also processes dairy The popular "Super Mario" is now available in two flavors, ramune and cola! Gummy candy where you can enjoy various shapes of Mario and some of your most feared in-game items! Have you already seen the new Mario World theme at Osaka’s very own Universal Studio Japan theme-park? It’s worth queuing for the ride, and while you’re there, having a Super Mario Gummy is the perfect companion to make the waiting time pass faster!
Kimetsu no Yaiba Potato Maru Usushio Flavor from Oyatsu Company
Allergens: Wheat, egg, sesame, soy Produced in a facility that also processes shrimp, crab, buckwheat, dairy, and peanuts Another limited edition collaboration snack! This time, Oyatsu Company licensed Kimetsu no Yaiba Potato for their delicious Potato Maru Usushio (ポテト丸うすしお味) snacks! Each pack comes with one of 12 unique stickers. We’re munching on those while rewatching the second season from this already classic anime! What was your favorite scene?
Colorful Puzzle Choco from Kracie Foods
Allergens: Dairy, soy Produced in a facility that also processes wheat Will you be able to complete the puzzle before snacking on those choco candies? We know that we shouldn’t play with food, but when we’re given a reason to, how could we resist? Just make sure to not waste and lose any of the puzzle pieces, or risk failing at its completion!
Ninja Gum from Marukawa Seika
The Nintendo Switch game Ninjala got some of us playing for hours at a time, and now making us crave for more sweet treats with this chewing gum collaboration! Taking a break with a tasty gum is something you shouldn’t forget to do! Which Ninjala character made it to your Sweets box this month?
Chocotto Rilakkuma Caramel Flavor from Tanseido
Allergens: Dairy, soy Rilakkuma, an iconic Japanese character, now in a box full of caramel-flavored snacks! The “relaxed bear” is always cozy, comfy, and ready to slow down! Take a moment for yourself and enjoy those Chocotto with a print of Relakkuma in 3 of his favorite poses!
Hensou Choco from Chirin Seika
Allergens: Dairy, soy Produced in a facility that also processes Eating a chocolate snack is meant to bring a little pause to your day. It’s a sweet moment to savor and relax, but what if it could be a little fun? Hensou Choco (へんそうチョコ) is just that! This treat comes in packaging that depicts many popular Japanese characters. We’ve got a few lined up for you. Which character was on the cover of Eating a chocolate snack is meant to bring a little pause to your day. It’s a sweet moment to savor and relax, but what if it could be a little fun? Hensou Choco (へんそうチョコ) is just that! This treat comes in packaging that depicts many popular Japanese characters with interesting facial expressions as you slide up the paperboard. We’ve got a few lined up for you. Which character was on the cover of your box?
Okashina Mizuame from Coris
Handmade sweets from Coris. おかしな水あめ means funny water candy, and is a reference to the cute little characters on the packaging. They come in 3 different flavors: strawberry, soda and lemon. The trick is when you combine them! They are designed to have their flavors adjusted and the color of the syrup changes too!
Cuppucho Doraemon Choco from Lotte
Allergens: Dairy, soy Produced in a facility that also processes egg, wheat, and almond Cuppocho (カプッチョ) is a chocolate-based snack with a crispy and light texture. Comes with a fun sticker with illustrations of Doraemon's secret tools. Doraemon is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Fujiko F. Fujio. The manga was first serialized in December 1969. Have you ever wondered where the name comes from? The name "Doraemon" can be roughly translated to "stray". "Doraemon" (ドラえもん) is written in a mixture of two Japanese scripts: Katakana (ドラ) and Hiragana (えもん). "Dora" derives from "dora neko" (どら猫, stray cat), while "-emon" (in kanji 右衛門) is an old-fashioned suffix for male names. There you have it!
Thomas Chewing Candy from Lotte
Allergens: Dairy, soy, gelatin Produced in a facility that also processes Who hasn’t seen at least one episode of Thomas the train when they were young? Relive that nostalgic moment with this chewing candy from Lotte and an iconic animation character! It comes with a unique plan in the wrapping paper! Grape flavor is a popular flavor for children in Japan, and this candy is no exception! Enjoy a refreshing treat as temperatures are slowly leading us to Summer!
Mini bottle from Malta
Mini bottle (ミニボトル) is a simple, nostalgic candy for many in Japan. We’ve got 2 flavors available, and a little surprise when you open it!
