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As the name suggests, Kintaro Ame is a long, traditional Japanese candy stick where every slice reveals the same design. At first glance, it looks simple—but when you cut it, tiny Kintaro figures o

r cute character faces appear inside. It’s a candy that packs Japanese craftsmanship and culture into every bite—a truly unique treat you can only find in Japan.



Tasting It

Pop it in your mouth, and a gentle sweetness spreads softly. The texture is pleasantly chewy, giving it a satisfying bite. But the fun isn’t just in eating—it’s in cutting it! Every slice reveals the same pattern, making it a small but magical treat that never fails to bring a smile.



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The Secret of the Craftsmanship

This candy carries a tradition that goes back about 200 years to the Edo period. Skilled artisans make each stick by hand with meticulous care. The technique to stretch and shape the candy so the inner design doesn’t crumble is truly remarkable. It’s the kind of precision and dedication that turns a simple candy into a work of art.



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Summary

  • Kintaro Ame isn’t just a sweet—it’s a special Japanese treat filled with culture and craftsmanship.

  • The magical mechanism where the same design appears with every cut is a delightful experience for both the eyes and the taste buds.

  • A candy that embodies centuries of artisan skill, showing the beauty of traditional handcraft.

“Moncha BOX” delivers these traditional Japanese sweets along with matcha. With just a single small candy, you can experience the charm of Japanese culture and the artistry of its craftsmen.



 
 
 

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A box of a little journey

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Not just snacks — a journey through Japan.

20 treats
Matcha (sweet or bitter)  
And bonus Japanese souvenirs

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JAPANESE TREATS

Around 20 snacks including Resional themed sweets & wagashi

MATCHA EXPERIENCE

3–5 sticks — choose Sweet or Bitter

BONUS JAPANESE SOUVENIRS

an Omikuji, a Magewappa-style box,

Tenugui wrapping, and a Matcha shaker

Stay tuned for the next destination.

#Asakusa


Travel together with  Moncha

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