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Must-buy Japanese snacks for resale: Washu UHA Umami Candy Gummies

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — UHA Umami Candy Gummies have been a favorite snack among many travelers to Japan recently. With their various fruit flavors, chewy texture, and fruity aroma, they are loved by tourists. They’ve become so popular that convenience stores and shops in Taiwan have also started stocking them...

By MOOK Scenic Spots, compiled and reported

UHA Umami Candy Gummies have been a go-to snack for many travelers to Japan lately. With their wide range of fruit flavors, chewy texture, and rich fruity taste, they are highly favored by visitors. They’ve become so trendy that convenience stores and shops in Taiwan have also begun carrying them. Recently, UHA has launched a flavor collaboration with the renowned premium sake brand Washu, turning the taste of pure rice daiginjo sake into a gummy experience that bursts in your mouth. Many fans have called it unique, and these gummies are now being actively sold on resale and auction sites. If you’re traveling to Japan, why not try them in person? They also make great souvenirs to bring back for family and friends.
 

Washu UHA Umami Candy Gummies have become a hit snack. (Image source / UHA Umami Candy)

Washu UHA Umami Candy Gummies have become a hot item for Japanese resale shopping. (Image source / UHA Umami Candy)

Mushroom-flavored UHA Umami Candy Gummies spark online discussion. (Image source / UHA Umami Candy)

In addition to the Washu sake-flavored gummies that stirred conversation, UHA’s newly launched mushroom flavor has also become a hot topic. Promoted as being rich in dietary fiber and available in three flavors, those who love Japanese snacks should keep an eye out for these special editions while traveling in Japan. Beyond the creativity, they also offer a delightful surprise for your taste buds.
 

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