Can anyone recommend a Japanese sweets selection?

[PeaceLoveAndCandy]

just that really, not too obscure sweets though, nice and cute and reasonably priced. Cheers.

I love Tofu Cute website for this.

I absolutely LOVE peach kitkats and melon ones, but apparently they are/were limited edition only sold at the airport, so if anyone can tell me where to order these would be amazing!!!
Also mochi? Banana mochi specially?

I had wasbai Kitkat when I was out there, do not recommend!

Pocky are nice, you can get them in sainsburys. And Ramune is a fizzy drink with a marble in, the original tastes like cream soda. Not a sweet but nice.

I'd like a hamper type thing, not buy them individually. But a decent selection. Not an overpriced pile of nonsense.

Asda seems to of started this kind of thing

I've heard of one called bokksu but haven't tried it

I bought some for Dd from amazon last year, a huge varied selection, came in a cardboard boxed and packaged with a japenese newspaper as wrapping which was interesting. Some of the sweets were hits, others not so much but Dd spent hours over the week pouring over them, trying to work out what they were even if she didn't eat them all.

Wow I didn't even know this was a thing. Looks great

Poppin cooking. You might have to order online. Loads of different kits. You make miniature food out of candy. It's really fun my kids love it.

Ah sorry its' popin cookin' my auto correct keeps changing it. We've got the sushi kit to make this weekend.

Japan Centre online or Japan2oz on amazon