Beer-friendly snacks

Saku-Saku fried Senbei

Lighter texture & richer than you'd expect.

Iwate

Hachinohe Senbei Yaki Cheese

Crispy rice crackers inspired by Nanbu Senbei

Aomori

Amaebi hamayaki

Stunning rice cracker assortments having appearance of shrimp

Aichi

Hokkaido Island

Sake-Bushimaru

Rice crackers with amazing flavor made from salmon flakes.

Hokkaido Island

Mexican peanuts

Mexican peanut snacks made by a bean shop

Kouchi

Shiro-ebi-Arare

It is said that only in Toyama Bay is shiroebi fishing possible.

Toyama

Yama-Uni-Mame

Mountain sea urchin, a traditional condiment from the eastern part of Sabae City

Fukui

Uni-mame

Deep-fried fava beans with sea urchin flavor

Nagasaki

Hokkaido Island

Sapporo Okaki Oh! Yaki Tōkibi

I didn't know "roasted soybeans" was a specialty of Odori Park!

Hokkaido Island

Papa Gonomi

A Furukawa specialty! Traditional rice cracker set that papa will love!

Miyagi

Menbei (Spicy)

Now it's a Fukuoka specialty, a very spicy version.

Fukuoka

Nanbu Senbei (Mentaiko Flavor)

Nambu-Senbei intentionally broken for taste.

Iwate

Pī-Sen (shrimp)

Just the right size, a little luxurious Okaki (rice cracker)

Tokyo

Lucky Menta-mayo

Mentaiko and mayonnaise are the strongest combination

Chiba

Menbei（mayonnaise flavor）

The hiragana "め(me)" is a package that will catch your eye.

Fukuoka

Shinjo-miso Peanuts

Thanks for your energy, Carp boy.

Hiroshima