Trying 20 Unique Japanese Snacks and Drinks: Taste Test and Review

By Dig Dig JAPAN

In this video, Dig Dig JAPAN explores the delightful world of Japanese snacks and drinks by sampling 20 distinctive products available in Japan. The video opens with a lively introduction before diving into a diverse selection of sweets, savory snacks, and drinks, each accompanied by reactions and tasting notes. Featured snacks include playful and themed treats such as Kirby Gummy Chocolate, Pokemon Card Game Gummy, and Crayon Shin-chan Drinks, demonstrating the influence of Japanese pop culture on everyday food items.

Among the highlights are unconventional items like Baked Sweet Potatoes (焼き芋, yaki imo), offering a sweet yet authentic Japanese flavor, and Wet Okaki (濡れおかき), a soft rice cracker with a unique texture preferred by many locals. The lineup also includes innovative candies such as Topping Pop Gummies, Juicy Drop Gummies, and Demon King Jolokia, the latter noted for its intense spiciness. The video presents these snacks in a casual taste-test format, making it accessible for viewers interested in Japanese convenience store finds or planning their food adventures while visiting Japan.

Each product segment is clearly timestamped, making this video a valuable guide for anyone curious about Japan’s ever-evolving snack trends. Notably, many of these snacks showcase the creative packaging and adorable presentation that sets Japanese snacks apart, making them a popular souvenir choice. The review also touches on beverages like Lemande Cocoa Drink and unique flavors such as Umaiwa Takoyaki (a ring-shaped corn snack inspired by the famous Osaka street food, takoyaki).

Whether you’re planning your next trip or simply curious about what snacks and drinks you can pick up in Japan, this video provides both an entertaining and informative overview. Many featured products can be found in supermarkets and convenience stores across the country, making them easy to find during your travels. Try them out to experience a taste of Japanese food culture for yourself!

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