Japanese Goods

Okay, I’m not even gonna lie — I had to write about this candy after seeing Choi Hyun-joon casually munching on it during a livestream. 😭👀 And honestly? It’s so good that I immediately ordered a whole bag from Japan. 🛒✈️

This is Morinaga Nama Ramune, the "fresh" version of Japan’s iconic Ramune soda candy — but with a twist: it’s soft, chewy, and feels like you’re eating little mochi clouds. ☁️🍡 The packaging is this refreshing mint-green with cute bubbles, and honestly? It just screams “cool down, relax, enjoy.” 💧💙

Here’s the magic: when you bite into it, there’s this satisfying pop💥 — like tiny fizzy soda bursts inside your mouth — followed by a smooth, sweet-tart flavor that tastes like childhood Ramune bottles, but softer, smoother, and way more addictive. 🥤✨ The outside has a delicate coating that melts away quickly, revealing a super bouncy, jelly-like center that’s neither sticky nor chewy in a bad way. It’s like a dessert hug for your taste buds. 🤗👅

It’s labeled as “Nama” (meaning “raw” or “fresh”), which means they use a special low-temp process to keep the texture extra soft and moist. No harsh sugar crunch here — just pure cloud-like bliss. ☁️🍯

I love having one while studying, working, or just zoning out on the couch. It’s not too sweet, doesn’t leave a weird aftertaste, and honestly? Feels like a mini mental reset. 🧠🌀

💡Pro tip: Chill it in the fridge before eating! The cold makes the chewiness pop even more — it’s like biting into a frozen bubblegum dream. ❄️🧊

So if you’re into things that are soft, squishy, and oddly comforting (think: dalgona, mochi, or pudding), you have to try this. Trust me — once you go Nama Ramune, you never go back. 🚀💖

🧼✨ P.S. Don’t blame me if you end up buying three bags… I did. 😅