List of Japanese snacks

Some Japanese snack foods

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

Types

Bean

Edamame

• Botamochi
• Edamame
• Kaki peanuts
• Toriaezu Edamame

Bread

• Hello Panda
• Kappa Ebisen
• Koala's March
• Pocky
• Pretz
• Yan Yan

• 
  Kappa Ebisen
• 
  A package of regular Yan Yan

Candy

• Botan/Tomoe Ame
• Calpis
• Chelsea - made by Meiji Confectionery in Japan
• Cubyrop
• gumi 100
• Hi-chew
• Karinto - deep-fried brown sugar snack
• Milky
• Pinky
• Poifull
• Pucca
• Puccho
• Pure gumi candy
• Ramune Candy

Chewing gum

• Black Black
• Fuwarinka
• Kiss Mint and Watering Kissmint
• Let's
• Plus X
• Poscam
• Pure White
• Sweetie
• whatta - chewing gum by Meiji
• Xylish
• Yuzu

Corn

• Kyabetsu Taro

Chocolate

• Choco Baby
• Choco Ball
• Crunky
• Crunky kids
• Dars
• E-Royce'
• Jaffat
• Kinoko no yama
• Koara no māchi
• Lotte Ghana
• Pocky
• Pucca Chocolate
• Takenoko no sato
• Toppo

Ice cream

Green tea ice cream

• Fuki Lakatori
• Green tea ice cream
• Kakigori
• Mochi
• Monaka
• Panapp ^[1]
• Yukimi Daifuku

Potato

• Bōkun Habanero
• Jagarico
• Kappa Ebisen
• Kara Mucho and Suppa Mucho
• Kataage Potato
• Kenpi
• Pote Long
• Wasabeef

Rice

Onigiri

Rice based snacks are known as beika (米菓).

• Agemochi
• Arare
• Bakauke
• Botamochi
• Daifuku
• Dango
• Kaminari okoshi
• Kusa mochi
• Olive no Hana
• Onigiri
• Onigiri senbei
• Senbei

Seafood

• Big Katsu
• Ebi senbei
• Miyako Konbu
• Tsurume
• Yotchan Ika

Insect

• Inago no Tsukudani

Street foods

Grilling yakitori

• Dorayaki
• Korokke
• Nikuman
• Ōbanyaki
• Taiyaki
• Takoyaki
• Yakitori

Mixed and other

• Ajigonomi
• Don Tacos

Producers

• Calbee
• Glico
• Kameda Seika
• Koikeya
• Kuriyama Beika
• Lotte
• Meiji
• Morinaga
• Tohato
• Yamayoshi

See also

• Japanese instant noodles
• List of Japanese dishes
• List of snack foods by country
• Snacking
• Wagashi

References

External links

• Media related to Snack foods of Japan at Wikimedia Commons