Anko, or sweet bean paste Anko is a kind of sweet bean paste. Anko is mainly eaten during the afternoon
green tea time in Japan. School students eat it after school, at home. •
Anmitsu •
Anpan •
Botamochi •
Daifuku • - Daifuku with strawberry •
Dorayaki •
Manjū •
Monaka •
Imagawayaki •
Kusa mochi •
Taiyaki •
Yōkan File:Botamochi,Ohagi,Katori-city,Japan.JPG|
Botamochi File:Daifuku_1.jpg|
Daifuku File:Ichigo daifuku 001.jpg|Ichigo daifuku File:Dorayaki_001.jpg|
Dorayaki File:Imagawayaki_001.jpg|
Imagawayaki File:Taiyaki 003.jpg|
Taiyaki File:Taiyaki - cut section.jpg|Cut surface of taiyaki File:KurimushiYoukan.jpg|
Yōkan with chestnut
Bean Beans with salt are mainly taken with beer in the evening. •
Edamame • Soramame - boiled
broad bean • - fried broad bean File:Edamame by Zesmerelda in Chicago.jpg|
Edamame File:Fava beans from the Farmers' market ファーマーズマーケットで買ったソラマメ.jpg|Soramame File:Fry_beans.JPG|
Bread/Wheat Flour ;generic •
Karintō – deep-fried brown sugar snack •
Monjayaki •
Okonomiyaki •
Takoyaki File:Karintō_001.jpg|
Karintō File:Himeji Karinto.jpg|Karintō in bottles File:Monjayaki_002.JPG|
Monjayaki File:Okonomiyaki_001.jpg|
Okonomiyaki File:Takoyaki.jpg|
Takoyaki ;brand •
Hello Panda •
Kappa Ebisen •
Koala's March •
Pocky – known as
Mikado in Europe •
Pretz •
Yan Yan File:Kappa Ebisen (Calbee).jpg|
Kappa Ebisen File:Glico_Pretz_1.jpg|
Pretz File:Meiji Yan Yan regular.JPG|A package of regular
Yan Yan Cake fluffy cake •
Castella •
Siberia •
Tokyo Banana Candy ;generic •
Amezaiku - Japanese candy craft artistry • •
Konpeitō •
Ramune candy - compressed tablet candy File:Amezaiku_goldfish_ameshin.JPG|
Amezaiku File:Kompeito_konpeito.JPG|
Konpeitō File:Ramune candy for sale in Tokyo area - March 3 2020.jpeg|
Ramune candy ;brand •
Botan/Tomoe Ame •
Calpis Candy • – made by Meiji Confectionery in Japan • Cubyrop •
gumi 100 •
Hi-chew • •
Pinky • • • Puré gumi candy -
gummy candy with fruit
purée made by KANRO Co., Ltd. File:Fujiya_Milky.jpg| File:Puccho Soda.jpg|
Chewing gum •
Black Black •
Fuwarinka •
Kiss Mint and
Watering Kissmint • Let's •
Plus X •
Poscam • Pure White •
Sweetie • whatta – chewing gum by Meiji Confectionery •
Xylish • Yuzu
Corn •
Curl (Japanese snack) •
Kyabetsu Taro Chocolate ;generic • Matcha chocolate - chocolate containing
matcha ;brand • - chocolate in shape of
Apollo command module • • • •
Crunky kids • •
E-Royce' •
Every Burger •
Kinoko no yama - known as
CHOCOROOMS in US •
Koara no māchi •
Ghana •
Pocky – known as
Mikado in Europe • Pucca Chocolate •
Takenoko no sato - known as
CHOCOCONES in US •
Toppo File:Meiji_Apollo_(3592302545).jpg| File:Meiji - CHOCO BABY.jpg| File:Morinaga Chocoball.jpg| File:DARS002.JPG| File:Pocky-Sticks.jpg|
Pocky File:Kinokonoyama.jpg|
Kinoko no yama File:Takenoko_No_Sato.jpg|
Takenoko no sato Ice cream & shaved ice ;generic •
Green tea ice cream •
Kakigōri •
Mochi ice cream File:GreenTeaIceCream.jpg|
Green tea ice cream File:宇治と苺。 (6181364334).jpg|Green tea kakigōri (left) and strawberry flavoured
kakigōri (right) File:Mochi_Ice_Cream.jpg|Mochi ice cream ;brand • , manufactured by
Morinaga & Company. •
Panapp •
Yukimi Daifuku File:Morinaba_Choco-monaka-jumbo.jpg| File:Yukimi_Daifuku_sliced.jpg|Yukimi Daifuku
Potato ;generic • Ishiyakiimo -
roasted sweet potato •
Kenpi File:Ishi yaki imo by Kanko.jpg|Ishiyakiimo File:Imo-kenpi 002.jpg|
Kenpi ;brand •
Bōkun Habanero •
Jagarico, manufactured by
Calbee. •
Kara Mucho and
Suppa Mucho •
Kataage Potato • , manufactured by Morinaga & Company. • -
wasabi & beef flavoured potato chips • - potato snack in shape of seafood. File:じゃがりこ クラムチャウダー味 中身.JPG|
Jagarico File:Kara-mucho.jpg|
Kara Mucho File:Potelong.jpg|Pote Long File:Wasabeef_of_Yamayoshi_Seika.jpg|Wasabeef
Rice ;generic •
Onigiri, or rice ball can be eaten both as a snack and as a meal, by modern Japanese people. In
Sengoku period,
samurai ate large rice balls as a
field ration during the war. File:Japanese_rice_balls_(onigiri).jpg|Small
onigiris convenient for snacks File:Aoonigiri01.jpg|In
Sengoku period and
Edo period, onigiris were often wrapped in bamboo skin when they were carried. Bamboo skin has an antibacterial effect and keeps rice balls longer. File:Onigiri at a convenience store by typester in Kamakura.jpg|Modern onigiris wrapped in a small, transparent plastic bag Rice based snacks are known as . •
Agemochi •
Arare •
Botamochi •
Daifuku •
Dango •
Kaki no tane • •
Kusa mochi •
Mochi •
Senbei File:Hina_arare,katori-city,japan.JPG|
Arare File:Hanami Dango.jpg|Hanami
dango File:Kakinotane-zoompic2014.jpg|
Kaki no tane File:Japanese kaminari okoshi 2014.jpg| File:Japanese Senbeis.jpg|
Senbei ;brand •
Bakauke •
Olive no Hana •
Onigiri senbei File:Bakauke_(Kuriyama_Beika).jpg|
Bakauke File:Onigiri_Sembei.jpg|
Onigiri senbei Seafood •
Big Katsu •
Ebi senbei •
Gyoniku soseji, a surimi fish sausage • Miyako
Konbu •
Surume •
Yotchan Ika Street foods •
Dorayaki •
Korokke •
Nikuman •
Ōbanyaki •
Taiyaki •
Takoyaki •
Yakitori Mixed and other •
Ajigonomi •
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