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TokyoTreat October 2021 Reviewer Contest Winners Announced!
TokyoTreat October 2021 Reviewer Contest Winners Announced!(^v^) Hello TokyoTreat Fams! How was your Halloween? We hope you had so much fun! The time has come and we’re glad to announce the October 2021 Reviewer Contest Winners, let’s check the list below: Miranda S Chalore H Jackie W Megan R Rainier D Congratulations to all of...
TokyoTreat Reviews Spooky Starbucks Japan Frappuccino
It’s the spookiest time of the year once again – Halloween! And Japan is not shy when it comes to limited edition sweets and snacks. Never to be outdone are the offerings from Starbucks Japan! This year they are adding plenty of fall flavors to their Halloween drink (and we’re here for it)! And who...
Japanese Hamster Bread: Debunked but Delicious
Around 2016, a certain set of images went viral that featured a bunch of adorable beady-eyed hamster shaped objects on a baking sheet. People all over the internet re-tweeted, blogged, or reposted the images all over the internet with titles that used the phrase “Japanese hamster bread.” However, for every post talking about it, there...
5 Fun Japanese Candy Trick-or-Treat Ideas
It’s coming up to spooky season and that can mean only one thing – lots of Japanese snacks filled with the spirit of Halloween. Enjoying tasty Japanese chocolate, sweets and treatst are what this season is all about. Monthly Japanese snack and candy box TokyoTreat is no stranger to sharing spook-tacular snacks with the TokyoTreat...
Japanese Curry Bread: A Savory Snack Favorite
Anyone interested in the world of Japanese bread has to know about Japanese curry bread. A perfect marriage between sweet and savory Japanese curry and deep-fried bread, curry bread has become popular all across Japan. Convenience stores, supermarkets, and bakeries across the country sell this savory snack for everyone to enjoy. Let’s learn more about...
Japan’s Top 5 Demon Slayer Collab Snacks
With the premiere of the highly anticipated second season of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba being just around the corner, Japan’s love affair with the Taisho-era (1912-1296) based action packed fantasy anime is only growing stronger by the day. Recently, streaming services like Netflix and Hulu have also started showing the Demon Slayer movie Demon...