What's Inside a Japanese Dagashi Box? Full Unboxing

You ordered a dagashi box from Japan. The package arrives. You open it up and find 25 snacks you've never seen before, all with Japanese text you can't read. What now?

We're going to walk you through exactly what you'd find inside a typical Fuji Time Seasonal Surprise Box — and explain what every single snack is.

The Sweet Section

Every box includes a mix of sweet dagashi. Here's what you might find:

Ramune Candy — Fizzy soda-flavored tablets that dissolve on your tongue. The original Japanese candy experience.

Country Ma'am Mini — A soft-baked chocolate chip cookie from Fujiya. Warm it up for 10 seconds in the microwave and it becomes even better.

Choco Baby — Tiny chocolate pellets in a push-up tube. Simple, satisfying, and perfectly portioned.

Kinako Bou — A stick of roasted soybean powder candy. Tastes like peanut butter but made entirely from soybeans. Crumbly and delicious.

The Savory Section

Japanese dagashi isn't all candy. The savory side is just as impressive.

Umaibo — The legendary puffed corn stick. Each box usually includes 2-3 different flavors.

Kabayaki-san Taro — Sweet soy-glazed fish snack that looks like a sheet of dried seaweed but tastes like grilled eel.

Baby Star Ramen — Crushed dried noodle snack seasoned with chicken broth flavor. Crunchy, savory, and impossible to put down.

Kappa Ebisen Mini — Shrimp-flavored crackers from Calbee. Light, crispy, and genuinely taste like shrimp.

The Surprise Section

This is what makes each box unique. We rotate these based on season and availability.

DIY Candy Kit — Sometimes it's Nerunerunerune, sometimes it's an Oekaki Gummy kit. Always a highlight.

Seasonal Exclusive — Limited-edition flavors that only appear during certain months. Spring might bring sakura (cherry blossom) flavored snacks, while autumn brings sweet potato varieties.

Wild Card — An unusual or rare dagashi that even most Japanese people haven't tried. This is where things get interesting.

The Numbers

Here's what you're getting for $35:

25 individual snacks Mix of sweet, savory, and surprise items Sourced directly from Japanese wholesalers Shipped worldwide from Japan Snack guide included with every box (so you know what everything is)

That works out to $1.40 per snack — for authentic Japanese dagashi shipped directly from Japan to your door.

Every month is a different selection. No two boxes are exactly the same.

Start your dagashi journey today.
Order your Seasonal Surprise Box →
https://fujitime-japan.com/products/seasonal-surprise-box