Japanese Goods

It’s called "Gummy★Rumine", part of Japan’s famous "Chiyu Gashi" (Educational Candy) line by Kracie. Each pack includes three different colored gummies (blue, yellow, pink), a small clear cup, and instructions to mix them like a mini chemistry experiment. And yes — when you add water, they dissolve, blend colors, and even change shape! 🎨💧

The magic happens like this:
1️⃣ Put two colored gummies in the cup
2️⃣ Add water and wait
3️⃣ Watch as they melt and turn into a new color — like blue + yellow = green! 🌈✨

And here’s the best part: the gummies swell up and morph after soaking — they start as stars, clouds, or animals, then become squishy blobs, like they’re coming to life. It’s like edible magic! 🧚‍♂️🦄

Taste-wise, they’re fruity, chewy, and not too sweet — flavors like lemon, strawberry, and grape. Made with natural ingredients and gelatin, so safe for kids. 🧼✅

I’ve tried it three ways:

• With my kid → We turned it into a “color lab” game, and she was obsessed 🧒🔬
• For social media → “My child just became a scientist!” 📸💥
• As a classroom activity → Teachers love how it teaches logic and creativity 🎉🏫

And yes — it even has a "Programming Experience?" tagline! It encourages kids to think about order and combinations, like writing simple code. Not real coding, but it sparks curiosity and problem-solving skills. 🧠💡

If you want a snack that’s fun, educational, and actually makes kids excited to learn… grab this. Because sometimes, the best candies aren’t just tasty — they’re also full of wonder. 💫🍬