Recommendation of Unique Japanese Products and Culture
Product Introduction through My Daily Life in Japan
Have you ever heard that there is a snack genre unique to Japan that is especially popular among children? The name of the Japanese snack genre is “Dagashi (駄菓子)”. Dagashi are cheap snacks and...
Tempura is the traditional Japanese food made by deep-frying one piece of ingredient covered in the batter made from egg and flour. It seems that the scraps of deep-fried leftover Tempura batter made in...
“Dagashi (駄菓子)” is the snack genre unique to Japan, which is made up of what are generally called “junk foods”.Dagashi snacks are so cheap, being sold for 10 to 100 yen in Japan, that...
Umaibo (うまい棒) is the Japanese corn puff snack bar with a light and slightly hard texture that some Japanese snack lovers call “The King of Dagashi“, whose price of 10 yen hasn’t been changed...
These days, I often see newly released Nissin’s instant soup with rice cups lined up on the shelf of the instant cup ramen section of a 7 eleven convenience store that I stop by...
Dagashi (駄菓子) is the snack genre unique to Japan.Specifically, it is the generic name for cheap and relatively small Japanese snacks and candies. Speaking of the price, a single Dagashi is available from 10...
There are roughly 3 genres of snacks and candies in Japan.One of them, Dagashi (駄菓子) is the genre of Japanese snacks and candies enjoyed by kids in particular.The reason why kids like those snacks...
It seems that Daifuku sweets called Taro Mochi (Amazon.com) are relatively well-known in the U.S, but when I hear “Taro Mochi”, the product name reminds me of a nostalgic Dagashi snack, “Mochi Taro (餅太郎)”. As...
