I was totally slacking at work today and my aunt still said why I work like a rocket sia. I think I very slow lor. Anyway, I was looking at the famous Japanese stuff that I want Mabel to bring back when she goes for her one month Japan trip.

I want to show all of you. =D



First is the hi-chew pen.

Parody Market is a line of items produced by the Sakamoto company in Japan, that features popular snack product names in the forms of other various items. Their new double-sided scented markers smell good enough to eat (but don't -- they're not for internal consumption, really!) and smell just like the ever-popular Japanese Hi-Chew brand fruit candies, a huge hit on J-List. This is the amazing Hi-Chew grape scent.

I want it! I think I am going to tell her to get one for me.



Next up, the red azuki bean kit kat.

I love red bean and I am dying to try to this, maybe I will ask her to get 3 for me. Japan have alot of flavors of Kit kat that Singapore doesn't have. Do you know there are 81 type of kit kat in the world. Yes, you didn't saw anything wrong, it's 81! Most of them are in Japan becos the people there just can't get enough of it.



Next up, the green tea kit kat. I want it!



I call this the Doraemon candy.

This uniquely cool lollipop features a number of delicious candies in one fun candy. At first you find the hard exterior with muscat taste on one side and grape on the other, with an green apple flavoring as you get closer to the center. But that's not all, an accidental bit on the stick and you realize it's edible chewing gum! In the center of this magical treat is another level of ramune flavored candy, with a random Doraemon character printed on it. A very interesting and wacky treat, that will keep you guessing with every lick. By Lotte.

Just by reading it, I know i want it!


Takoyaki or breaded octopus conveniently shaped into small bite sized spheres, is a popular food item originating from Osaka. A rounded and smaller version of Okonomiyaki (a special dish of a breaded batter type consistency that's filled with meat and vegetables and flattened into a pancake shape), it is often found in restaurants that specialize in grilling food (like Yakitori or chicken kabobs) throughout Japan. This is a wacky snack actually allows you to make your own gummy filled Takoyaki treat. Step by step picture guides show you how to make this snack which basically are to 1) grab the contents in this bag and cold water, 2) mix the cold water with the jelly powder (red bag) in the separate cup provided in this package, 3) fill the tray half way, 4) drop the octopus shaped gummy inside, 5) fill the tray all the way and wait to harden, 6) use the spoons to pull out the snack and enjoy by pouring delicious carmel sauce (white bag) and toppings (green bag). So kakkoo ii that even grown adults will want to try this out.

This is a D.I.Y product. I am still thinking whether I should get it or not.



This is the cherry blossom kit kat. Is this in Singapore before? I think so sia.
Never mind, I will still get it.

Plus, I am going to get a lot of chewing gums. Mabel said you eat will have juice bursting out! I want it.



I want this too. Tokyo tamago. It's a type of dessert with black sesame paste. So yummy! Although the tokyo banana is more famous. I think i preferred this.



It's a type of pastry, this is the one with custard, limited edition! I want it. It's about 8 plus SG dollars.






Now for something special I found on the net.



Did you know what this is? People who can read chinese? Do you believe what you are seeing? Yes, this is Mother's milk. I know this is the most natural milk but isn't it disgusting? I mean I really wonder how they obtain this milk. From farmgirls and Milkmaid. Poor thing....



Look carefully at this. Yes, it's a kimchi drink. Love kimchi, until you want to drink it? Try this.