Just good assortment set to taste for the first time!
Japanese hidden but national confectionery "Dagashi".
Originally, "Dagashi" is a good old Japanese inexpensive sweets and snacks for children.
Nowadays, they became popular aloso among foreign people from children to adults,
and the posting of tasting videos on web site is rapidly increasing.
We prepared a special assortment box of popular and recommended Dagashi for foreign people.
Enjoy tasing Japanese Dagashi by share with family and friends!
Good volume, good variation, good quality of Made in Japan!
The best variation of chips, chocolate, candy, gum, and other snacks.
Just good sized package for the first challenge (27 kind of total 34 packs Dagashi).
Packed in original small box with cute "Ninjapo" sticker.
Contents :
Orion Cocoa Cigaret Sugar Candy
Marukawa Grape Gum "4 tablets" (Chewing Gum)
Kabayaki-ya-san Taro (Fish Paste)
Orion Mini Cola Ramune Tablet
IWAMOTO Milk Bolo (Small Ball Shaped Cookie)
Mitsuya "Bis-Kun" Biscuit
Corn Potage (Corn Snack of Corn Potage Flavor)
Cabbage Taro (Cone Snack)
Don-don Yaki Rice Cracker (Sauce)
Mochi-taro Rice Cracker
Yamato Aji Curry (Tastey Curry Snack)
"Ninjin" (Puffed Grain Snack with Carrot Shaped Bag)
Atari MAEDA's Cracker (Bite-sized Simple Snack)
Umaibo (Shrimp Mayonnaise)
Umaibo (Cheese)
Umaibo (Mentai)
Chocolate Daifuku Marshmallow
Korisu Bubble Gum Sonomamma Cola
Colorful Mochi-Candy (soft candy) "Forest of Fruits"
Kyoshin Cherry Mochi-Candy (Soft Candy)
Konjac Jelly
Puchi-puchi Fortunetelling Chocolate
Pencil Calpus
Kuppi Ramune Tablet
Baby Star Ramen Snack (Chicken)
Takaoka Wheat Chocolate
Takaoka Wheat Chocolate (Strawberry) |
Note:
- If you have any questions or concerns about ingredients, please be sure to contact us by email before order.
- Please note that there are cases in which the contents are changed without notice according to stock status.
- Container is not included.
- These are non-halal foods.
- Package may change without prior notice.
- Might be different from the actual color of the image.
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