/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I bet you're fat.

awesome

I like Mikado better than Pocky. For some reason, the Japanese don't do chocolate very well, and I'm not a big fan of the other flavours.

Pocky's biscuit is way nicer though. I've had Pretz once, but they were nice.

Cute thread dude

Saku Saku Panda.

too scared to eat it

>>10536433
I lift. No family history of diabetes also good. Irony is if I were terribly out of shape I wouldn't have had to do a stint in the service.

>>10536437
I tried those. They were alright. I just really like strawberry though. Also like the koala stuff. Hi-chew is nice too.

Popin' Cookin'

They're kits to make your own candy bentos, sushi, ice cream, etc. You get little spoons and mixtures and stuff and you make kawaii little candy versions of your favorite Japanese foods.

I don't really like Pocky or many Japanese snacks or even food in general.

I do like Ramune a lot though. And I'm waiting for a case of UCC coffee because apparently, in the US, canned coffee does not exist.

>>10536511
it does exist. But only starbucks brand.

>>10536511
>And I'm waiting for a case of UCC coffee because apparently, in the US, canned coffee does not exist.

Why is this?

You can get canned coffee at some supermarkets here in the UK, but it's niche and expensive.

I think a lot of the world would benefit from canned coffee.

too much weak shit, not enough MSG

I do enjoy strawberry and milk pocky. I also am in love with green tea kit-kats. Besides that nothing I have access to that's Japanese besides online.

>>10536591
I love shrimp and I love chips, I want to try those so bad. What do they really taste like?

>>10536511
>>10536523
Canned coffee? Do you mean like this picture I posted? Because I see coffee like this all the time unless you mean something totally different.

>>10536628
Oh wait I think I know what you're talking about now that I think about it. Like those Starbucks Doubleshot cans of coffee? If that's what you guys mean then I drink those occasionally. Pretty good when I can't actually go to Starbucks at the time. I like Starbucks lattes and Frappucinos.

>>10536613
delicious MSG

>>10536639
Yep, like those. I'm not sure if they're true canned coffee or some sort of coffee energy drink, though, because they're always with the energy drinks and come in the same cans.

Japan has vending machines and stuff that sell lots of different kinds of coffee that has been brewed and canned:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canned_coffee

>>10536639
those arent even actual canned coffee. more like coffee flavored energy drinks. the only canned coffee ive been able to find are these mocha or vanilla columbus roasters cans from the local community collge vending machines.

canned coffee is huge in japan but not so much elsewhere for some reason.

royal milk tea is pretty good

>>10536695
>>10536700
It's just espresso in milk I believe (may be more in them but they are pretty strong and taste good so I don't care either way). There are those Java Monsters though and those are coffee energy drinks, the only drinks I can put under that label that I know of. I never drink them though. Energy drinks are more popular everywhere else because coffee shops are more common probably.

I'm fairly new to /jp/

where is the best place to get /jp/ snacks online for someone in the uk?

also - where should I get green tea and what brand would you recommend?

Tokyo banana

Tohato Habanero Crisps. I was without them for two years because I couldn't find them anywhere. Found them again last December. I like spicy things.

When searching for an example pic, I found out theres different flavours and stuff, although I've never seen them. Guess I have to search better next time.

Hello Panda and Yan Yan are the best Japanese snacks ever created.

Japan has some pretty ebin flavors of Doritos. Also love those tiny little fish that you just shovel down your face :D

and melon fanta :DD

>>10537006
I hope you choke on one of those.

>>10536613
Why do only japs get so many variants of kit-kat?

What are some healthy or low calorie type of Japanese snacks? I once tried a few different dried seaweed type snacks before (I guess they're called Nori) and liked them, but they weren't very filling obviously.

>>10538467
That's a pretty straightforward name

Binkan salary man sausage.

>>10544038
Epic bump brosky

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>>10544051
wtf is this shit?