Japanese gummy candies have an amazing variety. From frog-themed gummies to strange tearable ones, all the way to character gummies such as Super Mario, Ultraman and Splatoon. There's even one where you have to dig through chocolate to find the gummies hidden inside. See full list of 26 candies below.

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How to get a free Japanese candy subscription box.

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Shows how to enter the candy emoji with your keyboard on PC or Mac.

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Cosplaying cat becomes catbus

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Everything from tiger mousse cakes to white chocolate elephants, with even an orange and lemon slow loris mousse on offer.

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How much mileage would you get out of it before it melts on your face?

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While accurately reproducing the shape of a real grand piano, this chocolate piano is a scale model and is entirely edible.

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This à la mode "pomu pomu pudding" was just announced to go on sale in Japanese Mini Stop convenience stores starting April 26th. Mini Stop is hoping customers celebrating Japanese Children's Day on May 5th or Mother's Day on May 8th will buy it in droves.

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Bored with the sweets in your local store? Try an international candy subscription.

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How everyone is driving their customers and traffic to Facebook.

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Complete list of all past and present Japanese candy subscription box companies: 43 and counting. Includes when each was launched and possibly shut down.

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Learn how to write Candy in Japanese in two different ways.

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In Japan potato chips come in even more varieties than what you may be used to back home.

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