List of Japanese snacks

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This is a list of Japanese snacks (お菓子, okashi^?). It includes both brand name and generic snacks.

Contents 1 Mixed snacks 2 Bean-based snacks 3 Bread-based snacks 4 Candy 5 Chewing gum 6 Chocolate 7 Street foods 8 Ice cream snacks 9 Potato-based snacks 10 Red bean paste snacks 11 Rice-based snacks 12 Seafood-based snacks 13 Producers 14 See also

[edit] Mixed snacks

• Ajigonomi

[edit] Bean-based snacks

• Beano
• Edamame
• Kaki peanuts
• Toriaezu Edamame

[edit] Bread-based snacks

[edit] Candy

• Hello Panda
• Hi-chew
• Pucca
• Chelsea- A candy product made by Meiji Confectionery in Japan.
• Milky
• Ramune
• Poifull
• Botan/Tomoe Ame

[edit] Chewing gum

• Black Black
• Kiss Mint and Watering Kissmint
• Sweetie
• Xylish
• whatta (chewing gum by meiji)
• Pure White
• Poscam
• Fuwarinka
• Yuzu

[edit] Chocolate

• Choco Baby
• Choco Ball
• Crunky
• Crunky kids
• Ghana
• Kinoko no mori
• Koara no māchi
• Pocky
• Pucca Chocolate
• Toppo999
• Jaffat

[edit] Street foods

• Korokke
• Takoyaki
• Nikuman

[edit] Ice cream snacks

• Green tea ice cream
• Kakigori
• Monaka
• Yukimi Daifuku
• Panapp [1]

[edit] Potato-based snacks

• Kataage Potato
• Bōkun Habanero
• Jagariko
• Kara Mucho and Suppa Mucho
• Pote Long
• Wasabeef

[edit] Red bean paste snacks

• Anmitsu (an and jelly)
• Anpan
• Daifuku
• Dorayaki (azuki bean pancake)
• Manju
• Taiyaki
• Uirō (a traditional Japanese steamed cake)
• Yokan

[edit] Rice-based snacks

Rice based snacks are known as beika (米菓, beika^?) in Japanese.

• Agemochi
• Arare
• Bakauke
• Daifuku
• Dango
• Kaminari okoshi
• Kusa mochi
• Onigiri
• Senbei

[edit] Seafood-based snacks

• Ebisenbei
• Miyako Konbu
• Tsurume
• Yotchan Ika

[edit] Producers

• Calbee
• Glico
• Koikeya
• Kuriyama Beika
• Lotte
• Meiji
• Tohato
• Yamayoshi

[edit] See also

• Japanese instant noodles
• Wagashi