Description
Experience Japan’s most loved gummy candies in one premium assortment featuring Kanro Pure and Fettuccine Gummi. Each pouch delivers a burst of vibrant fruit flavor with a perfectly balanced sweet-and-sour coating that makes these gummies famous worldwide. Made with real fruit juice, tender chew, and signature shapes, this variety pack offers a fun and authentic taste of Japanese confectionery culture. Enjoy the bright, juicy notes of Grape, Muscat, and Lemon from the Pure series, crafted in their iconic heart shape for a soft, tangy bite. The Fettuccine Gummi selection adds a playful twist with flat, pasta-style strips in Cola, Soda, and Italian Grape, known for their refreshing sparkle and satisfying chew. Each flavor complements the others, giving you a complete snacking experience for any mood. Perfect for gifting, travel, party treats, or discovering new Japanese flavors, these individual pouches are lightweight and easy to share. Whether you prefer classic fruity sweetness or energetic sour bursts, this assortment brings together top-selling gummies trusted for quality and taste. Enjoy a colorful mix that highlights the creativity, craftsmanship, and fun of Japan’s modern candy scene.
Geoffrey –
Melted fettuccine
The Pure gummies were good and perfectly fine, however all three packages of the fettuccine gummies came as completed melted piles of stickiness.
Evan –
Love the cola flavor, and the lemon!
Interesting candy. I particularly liked the Pure gummies, and the cola fettuccine. The pure lemon tasted like a real lemon. Not a fan of ramune flavor as it’s reminiscent of bubblegum. Clearly some people like it though! Small portions but that’s coming from an American so take that as you will.
Kenji –
Some of the best candy I ever had
I love Japanese food and gummy candies are one of my favorite types of candies. Everything in this gummy candy set was new to me except for the Hi-Chew. There was no English on anything but from the graphics on the packaging and the few English words that were on the candy wrappers, I was able to deduce most of what each thing was. As these are exported from Japan, they do not have any nutrition facts similar to how American candies have, but that is okay with me as I do not have any serious dietary restrictions.The gummies were all amazing! The best one was the grape one from UHA brand. The flavor was not too heavily artificial in flavor, not too sweet, and very fun to eat! There is a “skin” on the grape gummy similar to how there is a skin on real grapes themselves. There was candies that were interactive and you had to make your own sushi. That one the candies were sort of stuck very tight to the plastic molds. I did not face too big of a problem getting them off but for younger kids (the target demographic) I can imagine they might have difficulties. The Pure lemon gummies came in a package that was a different color than what the listing shows but it is only color and could be a seasonality thing, which Japanese food items like to do.Overall, I had a great time eating these as all of them were very enjoyable. They are definitely some of the top candies I ever had. Surprisingly, even the Hi-Chew tasted slightly different to me (in a positive way).
Customer –
nice little selection of mostly sour gummies
This is a fun little sampling of gummies. The packets are fairly small (nice easy little treats to fit into yuor diet) and the contents are not always 100% obvious to people who cannot speak or read Japanese, so you will want to make sure that you download a Google translator app that can show you the words through your camera. For instance one of the packets I opened looked like the plastic was stuck to the gummies, and once I read the back of the packet it said the thin wrap was made of corn starch and it was edible. My family and I liked most everything in this set. The current price of $13 is kind of high given the small quantity of food in this set of treats but note there is almost no English on these packages, so I can tell they are properly exported from Japan so there is a premium price for those kinds of foods that makes them more valuable. You probably cannot find these at a local American market.
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