sweets (Page 4)

Our interest spikes as Haikyu head anime sweets arrive in Japanese convenience stores【Taste test】

Hinata and Kageyama become super-deformed, super-cute sweets at Family Mart.

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Mister Donut’s New Home Cut doughnuts take nostalgia to extremes with barely any sweetness

New take on a ’70s classic will have you questioning the line between plain bread and doughnut.

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You can now buy Studio Ghibli shaved ice desserts in Japan

Yes, Totoro — we can now eat your kind, but only for a very limited time.

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Manga superstars Clamp team up with Godiva Japan for sweets featuring Cardcaptor Sakura and more

Legendary shojo manga/anime creators share their cast of characters with the Belgian chocolatier.

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Flower Ice Cream becomes Japan’s newest breathtaking dessert

Inventive anko experts hand-craft edible sweets bouquets, offer Flower Shaved Ice too.

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Poké-summer fun is here with Baskin-Robbins Japan’s limited-time Pokémon collaboration

A new Pikachu-inspired flavor, arcade game tie-ins, and collaboration merchandise are great ways to celebrate the peak of summer right now.

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3 Coins sells Electric Cotton Candy Maker as part of its newly released summer festival series

Celebrate the season by making the popular carnival food right in the comfort and convenience of your home

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One woman versus endless noodles in this Japanese restaurant’s all-you-can-eat event

With only 90 minutes on the clock, how much soba can one person eat?

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What’s the best way to spend 1,000 yen at Don Quijote in Japan?

Donki is a must-visit for tourists buying souvenirs, but locals have a different eye for what to find in store.

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What is Japan’s new “summer matcha” ice cream flavor from confectioner Morinaga?【Taste test】

More matcha from Mow Matcha.

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This Japanese cafe for stuffed animals is a sweet day out for nuikatsu fans

Plushies are the VIP guests at this cafe, complete with tiny menus and mini desserts.

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Why does Häagen-Dazs Japan have two different types of green tea ice cream, and do we need both?

Green Tea isn’t the only green tea ice cream Häagen-Dazs makes these days.

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What’s the best way to spend 1,000 yen at the Seria 100-yen chainstore in Japan?

Find out what US$6.70 gets you at this super popular 100-yen store.

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One week of Pop-Tart breakfasts – Can a Japanese man fall in love with the U.S. breakfast icon?

Seven days, seven packs of Pop-Tarts.

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Sake bread and cakes, using one of Japan’s best brews, can only be bought at one Tokyo bakery

The star of the Yamaguchi sake scene shows up in Shinjuku baked goods, and we’re ready for a trio of taste tests.

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7-Eleven Japan powers up even more with new baked-in-store breads and pastries【Taste test】

From fresh-baked melon bread to sausage sandwiches, there are now more reasons than ever to love 7-Eleven in Japan.

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Chiikawa Bakery launches a limited-time menu of sunburned characters and refreshing drinks

These summer-exclusive character breads are almost too cute to eat. Almost.

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Japanese-style strawberry sandwiches win mainstream fans in U.K., but aren’t quite like the originals

Sandwiches are a sell-out hit with a few key differences from how they’re made in Japan.

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Osaka Lover Takoyaki Danish Bread is this week’s weird Japanese must-try food

A sweet Danish that tastes like octopus balls.

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Japan Super Budget Dining – What’s the best way to spend 1,000 yen at Saizeriya?

Eleven locals showcase their idea of the most satisfying meal at one of Japan’s cheapest restaurants.

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