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Must-buy Japanese Snacks for Resale: Daiginjo Sake-Flavored UHA Candy

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — UHA candy has become a favorite snack among many travelers to Japan recently. With its variety of fruit flavors, chewy texture, and fruity aroma, it’s loved by tourists. It’s so popular that even convenience stores and shops in Taiwan have started stocking it...

By MOOK Scenic Spots House, compiled and reported

UHA candy has long been a popular snack choice for those traveling to Japan. With its various fruit flavors, chewy texture, and rich fruity taste, it has won the hearts of many visitors—even convenience stores and retailers in Taiwan have begun carrying it. Recently, UHA has launched a collaboration flavor with the renowned sake brand, Dassai, transforming the taste of premium daiginjo sake into a soft candy that bursts in your mouth. Many fans are calling it unique, and it’s being enthusiastically sold on reseller and auction sites. When visiting Japan, why not try it in person and consider bringing some back as a special gift for family and friends?
 

Dassai UHA candy has become a hit snack. (Image source: UHA candy)

Dassai UHA candy has become a hot resale item in Japan. (Image source: UHA candy)

Mushroom-flavored UHA candy has sparked online discussions. (Image source: UHA candy)

In addition to the Dassai sake-flavored UHA candy that stirred up conversation, the newly released mushroom flavor has also become a trending topic. Promoted as being rich in dietary fiber and available in three flavors, fans of Japanese snacks should definitely give UHA's unique offerings a try when traveling in Japan. Beyond creativity, these treats deliver delightful surprises for the taste buds.  
 

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