We’re hooking you up with a konbini classic this month. A bite size melon pan treat with crispy yet fluffy texture, there is a creamy melon flavored filling baked inside the sweet and fluffy bread. Perfect for sharing with any Japanese snack lover!

Common Allergens: Wheat, Dairy, Egg, Soy, Apple 

A fresh and fruity limited-edition Japanese KitKat for spring - KitKat Melon is about to have your mouth watering! 

Melon powder and cream sandwiched between crispy wafers, wrapped in melon flavored white chocolate!

May Contain Traces Of: Eggs, Almonds, Sesame

A nostalgic treat that has been loved by kids and adults alike for generations and a konbini favorite, this carrot shaped treat is filled with a sweet puffed rice snack. Light, crispy and super yummy!

Konbinis are full of surprises - so we wanted to give you a surprise of our own!

One of these sweet soda flavored pieces of gum has a sour surprise inside. Share with your friends and see who is in for a shock!

Long, sweet & super chewy, this apple flavored candy is a fruity and refreshing Japanese treat with a little sour twist at the end!

Mixing rich chocolate and slightly salted flaky pastry, Saqutte is a crispy Japanese snack with a little touch of class (but a whole lot of chocolatey goodness on the inside)!

May Contain Traces Of: Egg
Suitable for Vegetarians: Yes

This month we couldn’t just stop at one Japanese KitKat treat… So we put in another super popular KitKat snack!

Classic KitKat chocolate covered wafers filled with tasty banana cream. The handy bite-size shape makes it easy for snacking on the go too!

Konbini are known for experimenting with awesome limited-edition sweets and candy that are sure to leave a lasting impression - Like Osanpo Cotton Candy!

The fluffy and sweet strawberry cotton candy is sure to melt in your mouth, making it popular with kids and kids at heart.

Bringing major cute vibes to this month’s TokyoTreat box is Pandaro! This Japanese butter cookie not only has a sweet and mellow flavor, it’s in the shape of a panda!

Which cute facial expression will you get?

Made with Iyokan citrus, native to Japan, this limited-edition Japanese Fanta packs a unique sweet and sour punch that the Iyokan fruit is known for!

The juicy Iyokan only grows during winter and spring so it’s perfect for the changing season!

Umaibō have been a constant feature in konbini for decades thanks to their popularity as the ultimate Japanese guilty pleasure. Top of the list is the Mentai seafood flavor, which balances the crispy Umaibō texture with a slightly spicy and addictive taste.

Common Allergens: Wheat, Dairy, Soy, Gelatin

Crispy n’ Crunchy! These fried senbei rice crackers have accents of Seto-produced salt and Kochi prefecture grown yuzu citrus to give it a salty and sour kick - yum!

Common Allergens: Shrimp, Dairy, Soy, Fish

May Contain Traces Of: Crab, Wheat, Eggs, Peanuts

Taking inspiration from the range of tasty hot meals at the konbini, snack out on crunchy Yamato Aji Curry! You won’t be able to stop munching the slightly spicy and savory flavored snacks!

We couldn’t leave our fans of everything cheesy hanging! Umaiwa Cheese is an addictively crunchy and rich cheesy treat from the makers of Umaibō that will cure any cheese craving!

Common Allergens: Wheat, Eggs, Dairy, Soy

We’re still chilly here in Tokyo - and what you need on a chilly day is a hot cup of noodles! The gentle spice and umami flavoring of the curry roux mixes perfectly with the hearty noodles. 

A unique way to enjoy savory Japanese curry!

This month we’re taking inspo from konbini - it’s time for a midnight snack! Take a pic of yourself enjoying a late night Japanese snack session with your TokyoTreat box! 

Then upload it to social media with the #tokyotreat and #tokyotreatkonbini hashtags. If you do this by April 10th 2022, you could score Pokemon prizes!

All winners will be announced on talk.japanhaul.com! If you win - make sure to claim your prize via the community forum before April 30th, 2022 (ask an admin if you need help)!

Konbini Snack Surprise

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