Our local grocery store owned by Kroger has a fun international foods section. My son picked up a bottle of Ramune and had quite the adventure opening it. Very cool!
I tried ramune when I was taking historical archaeology - the stopper type is called a Codd's Ball Stopper and first appeared in the 1870's. I had never seen it outside of books and was so excited to actually try opening it!
I've tried that method on the imported ramune here in the states and I think the bottles are sealed differently for export from Japan because the ones we get in the us do not allow you to unscrew the top so many have tried and failed
there is a way thou u can try smashing the bottle that is if it is made of glass and what is left is ze marble but it is a messy procces but worth it 😜
I watch your videos every night before bed (that's really my only down time lol) and today I went to my local Asian market and FINALLY found some candy making kits!! The poppin cookin sushi and the painting sherbet, I also stocked up on ramune :) anyway I just want to say thank you for making these videos and being sooooo awesome!!!
Our lovebirds whistled back every time you blew through the whistle candy. It completely cracked me up. Also, I think I saw the ramune drink at one of the local Asian markets last weekend, so now I have to try it!
Those whistle candies are cool! And thanks for showing that you can untwist the soda top. I just watched another video and they use a knife and screwdriver to get the top off!
I had that marble in the bottle drink just yesterday...i had a confusing time on how to open it..but got it to open via instructions on label...pretty tricky..this same drink you have was the one i had..and yes it tastes like 7up...but the marble in this jar sounds nice moving in that bottle compartment...i think its cute.
I had one of those Ramune sodas today. I saw it at kroger and loved the bottle. I had no idea about the way to open it or the marble in the top. I had to google how to open it. It was pretty neat. I would buy it for a special occasion like a picnic or something.
Yeah, ramune bottles in the States don't usually twist off like that. But incidentally, I've found that most of the time you can avoid an explosion if you just hold down the plunger really firmly for 3-5 seconds.
for usagi, we have that here in canada. but it doesnt come in packaging. its just a bunch or regular sized colourful straws that you could get anywhere.
@kbizawsome - Yes, there are a lot of different manufacturers of ramune & I think they have slightly different plastic tops. I'm guessing in the States, they probably want to keep kids from swallowing the marble, so they purposely make it difficult to get out.
Ii live in the states and I found Ramune at a little Japanese shop in my mall, but they were flavored like strawberry, cherry, grape, etc.. The way to open it was the same but there was no way to get the marble out. The top didn't twist. So my dad took a power tool to it...the bottle was safe in the end :3
I tried my first Ramune today!!!! Meijers sells them. They are in the soda isle down by the "specialty" sodas. You know by all the glass bottled soda. They have Strawberry, Green Apple, Blueberry and Original, which to me taste like a lemony & Limey Cream Soda! I drank my warm because my impatient butt couldn't wait until I got home in front of the computer! lol But I have a Strawberry chilling in the Fridge!
We used to have those bottles in England over 100 years ago they were also used for lemonade, I think the marble was used as a stopper before screw top bottles were invented the marble acted as a stopper if the bottle fell over to stop it leaking
In Maryland, they're selling Ramune sodas at the movie store known as Suncoast. I'm not sure about other states. They also sell some other Japanese type candies. :)
YOU KNOW I NEVER KNEW THAT ABOUT THE SODA!!! I would always drink it and the marble got int eh way, but now i know how to drink it without the marble stopping it! THANKS :D
bought my son a box of Japanese candies for part of his xmas present and there was a ramune bottle in it...wished I'd watched this vid before we tried opening it...you can imagine the struggle !! Ramune sweets/candies are my fav xx
I've had Ramune before, at a Japanese restaurant. As a kid, I thought it was -awesome-, and I remember really liking the flavor, too. Sadly, though my local store was selling ramune style soda bottles with flavors like blueberry and strawberry, I can't find the kind I had as a kid.
Omg!! I had no idea that you could open it and get the marble out! I love these drinks!! 😍😍😍😍 I'm so getting one at the Phoenix comicon this weekend!!! 😍😍😍
Bought it to school in Australia, all of us (8) of us were drinking it together like brothers and sisters. I remember when we popped it the ramune went everywhere. It's still on top of our lockers :D
I tried Ramune when I was much younger. I wanted a soda and we were in an Asian food market. I remember getting it just because the bottle looked interesting. I've honestly been in love with it ever since :)
I bought Ramune because you describe so many things as tasting like Ramune and I wanted to know what it tastes like. Well, at first I didn't like it very much. It was a bit iffy. But, after about the second or third bottle, I started to really like it and now I crave it all the time! I think that it tastes like a lemon-lime soda with the aroma/after taste of double bubble bubble gum. :)
The Usagi rabbit candy is pretty genius! Oddly enough, so many people love to chew on their plastic straws.. so they would love this candy! Finally a candy mom won’t yell at you for chewing on! Lol!
I went to chinatown and found a ramune flavoured gummi! I was so excited. It was expensive but I bought it to try the flavour and it's AMAZING, so subtle and tangy :)
Kompeto!!!! yummy ... its rock candy guys... meaning its just sugar. i love it, in fact my wedding is suposto have towers just filled with that stuff. Ramune comes in loads of flavors my fav bn Yuzu. wow i love anything ume flavor. watching these are fun but did she realy not know its just rock candy? its just hard to believe if shes living in japan. still love her show though.
I wish you had shown the star candy before I had bought a big bag of it online. It was good but like you said, not much taste. This was a cool video, the ramune soda looks like something neat to try!
@emmymadeinjapan i love how respond to your haters!! very classy lady you are! BTW i love you and your videos are highly appreciated.. I'm trinidadian and in my country we dont have too much of a variety of cultural candies and influences... its mostly indian and african influences... i love seeing and hearing about these treats that you discover and show! keep doing a great job!
I love Konpeito because they are so cute! I was going to ask you about them after you posted your last video, but I didn't think you'd want to show them since there really isn't anything to them.
I'm not sure where ur located but here in the US we can find Ramune in the mall at a record store called FYE. It goes for a little under 3 US dollars. They have a few othe Japenese treats also.
I tried the whistling candy (I found it on NapaJapan with different packaging and found out there is now an orange flavour) and you're right! They are fun, yummy and I scored a plastic horse ring in the pack too.
At my school we have a Japanese culture club and at any even they sell all kinds if Japanese treats and different types of ramune. They also sell it and many other treats at the world market for relay great prices
This reminds me of the time I first had Choco-baby. I thought they would be a hard chocolate candy for some reason, but they were very soft and taste like advent calendar chocolates.
So happy you finally did ramune :) Been wanting to see it for ever :) I feel the need to go to the Asian market in one of the larger towns close by... Need to get a friend of mine to take me (he knows where it is). Keep up the great work, I love your videos!
There are similar sweets of plastic tube with white sugar powder in the UK called pixie sticks.There was any entrepeneurial kid who would barter them for cash/favours/services/etc... lol! You have to just pour it into your mouth or else you won't be able to get any out!
pixie sticks are an American candy out of Missouri.. silly european haha best things you guys make macaroons or as i like to call them real life pretty patties
@cheskydivision The Ramune soda comes in multiple different flavors (with their own colors) and it's impossible for the ball to come out of the soda bottle unless you twist open the top... lol The reason they have the indents to hold the ball when your drinking is so it won't block the flow of the soda. There's no possible choking hazard unless you open the bottle and put the ball in your mouth and accident;y choke on it... (which is idiotic)
Hey just so you know kopeito is actually a portuguese traditional candy called cofeito, we portuguese brang that to japan but it's fading away from out portuguese culture, I used to eat that a lot when i was a kid :3
my dad brought me home some different ramune sodas from Vancouver. I got ramune, melon and peach. I know you hate melon but it was my favorite! all 3 of mine exploded too...lol
In the USA you can get Ramune at The world market, asiann grocery stores and Raleys if there is one where you live or possibly more stores I just know of those three places.
chie satonaka I know the feeling, my nearest Asian grocery store is 45 minutes away .A. So worth it because the Ramune is $1.49 which is the cheapest I've ever seen
@emmymadeinjapan when you open ur ramune sore hold down onto it and leave your hand there until you see that the fizz is gone,just a little tip ;) oh and how you an take out the marble is cool.the one at 99 ranch market you cant do that :)
We went to our Asian Market and my daughter was thirsty so we got a Ramune. It took us 20 minutes to try to figure out how to open it LOL But she really liked it!
I had problems with that, too. I pushed so hard and leaned into it but it wouldn't open. My boyfriend had to do it for me and of course he laughed at me because it was sooo easy. But I'm proud that I drank it the right way without seeing this video before. Though I have to admit that the flavour wasn't my favorite. It's a very cool bottle but the taste could have been better...
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I drank so much Ramune in my life and i never knew you could untwist the top...
The marble-collection that never was.
I bought a ramune today and that top you could not untwist.
So what’s the point of the marble ??
@@miat789 it makes the fizz
@@Alfaomegabravo The same is here in Norway
K_a_M_I not all the bottles have a twistable cap
What a difference, lol. I watch your recent shows and was curiously researching Ramune ( which I love)
And found this old video!!!!
Our local grocery store owned by Kroger has a fun international foods section. My son picked up a bottle of Ramune and had quite the adventure opening it. Very cool!
I tried ramune when I was taking historical archaeology - the stopper type is called a Codd's Ball Stopper and first appeared in the 1870's. I had never seen it outside of books and was so excited to actually try opening it!
I've tried that method on the imported ramune here in the states and I think the bottles are sealed differently for export from Japan because the ones we get in the us do not allow you to unscrew the top so many have tried and failed
there is a way thou u can try smashing the bottle that is if it is made of glass and what is left is ze marble but it is a messy procces but worth it 😜
I think it might depend on the brand. I have Kimura brand in front of me now, that doesn't have a screw-off lid. But there are other brands of Ramune.
I love the way she's always so brave to try something no matter a weird smell or not! ( emmys AMAZING )
I watch your videos every night before bed (that's really my only down time lol) and today I went to my local Asian market and FINALLY found some candy making kits!! The poppin cookin sushi and the painting sherbet, I also stocked up on ramune :) anyway I just want to say thank you for making these videos and being sooooo awesome!!!
Miranda, same! I watch this too at night, makes me wish I had an Asian food store close!
Here in Sweden they sell Ramune soda (and lots of other flavours of it) in our local Japanese store! :D I will try this some day!
Where is that store located and do they sell stuff online? Because there is no Japanese stores anywhere close to where I live (Sweden too) ;.;
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I've been drinking Ramune for years and never figured out how to get the marble out. You learn something new every day. Thanks Emmy! :D
I just bought ramune and I'm so exited to try it!! I only bought it because my cousin showed me this video and I thought it was so cool :D
You’re voice is so soothing to me.... I loved your descriptions
your voice is soo soothing. If you read me a bedtime story at night I'd easily fall asleep..I love it.
@Sora15696 - Great! I'm glad you liked it.
Our lovebirds whistled back every time you blew through the whistle candy. It completely cracked me up. Also, I think I saw the ramune drink at one of the local Asian markets last weekend, so now I have to try it!
Oh mai gosh Ramune is to die for, it's like heaven in a bottle.
In know it's soo good!!
they sell it in shops here in Australia. I love it =)
I know! My favorite flavour is Coconut :P
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Bikitrel " *_ï like the lychee flavored one the most_ "
I bought some whistles candy to send to my niece and her children. I think they will love them. So cool that I got to see how they work! Thanks!
Best explanation of the marble soda! Thank u 💓
Those whistle candies are cool! And thanks for showing that you can untwist the soda top. I just watched another video and they use a knife and screwdriver to get the top off!
Love how seeing how far youtubers ha e come. Well done emmy
I had that marble in the bottle drink just yesterday...i had a confusing time on how to open it..but got it to open via instructions on label...pretty tricky..this same drink you have was the one i had..and yes it tastes like 7up...but the marble in this jar sounds nice moving in that bottle compartment...i think its cute.
R.I.P. To headphone/ear phone users for the whistle candy part
I had one of those Ramune sodas today. I saw it at kroger and loved the bottle. I had no idea about the way to open it or the marble in the top. I had to google how to open it. It was pretty neat. I would buy it for a special occasion like a picnic or something.
My cousin went to Japan almost 2 years ago and she brought back a whole bag of Konpeito. I LOVE IT.
Yeah, ramune bottles in the States don't usually twist off like that. But incidentally, I've found that most of the time you can avoid an explosion if you just hold down the plunger really firmly for 3-5 seconds.
The ramunes in the states don't allow you to twist the top and get the marble out. The top just stays there and won't budge when you try to move it.
for usagi, we have that here in canada. but it doesnt come in packaging. its just a bunch or regular sized colourful straws that you could get anywhere.
Whistle candy!
Who gets it:
TOOT SWEETS TOOT SWEETS!
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang oh yeah
@kbizawsome - Yes, there are a lot of different manufacturers of ramune & I think they have slightly different plastic tops. I'm guessing in the States, they probably want to keep kids from swallowing the marble, so they purposely make it difficult to get out.
there are so many similar candies in Korea!
Ii live in the states and I found Ramune at a little Japanese shop in my mall, but they were flavored like strawberry, cherry, grape, etc.. The way to open it was the same but there was no way to get the marble out. The top didn't twist. So my dad took a power tool to it...the bottle was safe in the end :3
I tried my first Ramune today!!!! Meijers sells them. They are in the soda isle down by the "specialty" sodas. You know by all the glass bottled soda. They have Strawberry, Green Apple, Blueberry and Original, which to me taste like a lemony & Limey Cream Soda! I drank my warm because my impatient butt couldn't wait until I got home in front of the computer! lol But I have a Strawberry chilling in the Fridge!
We used to have those bottles in England over 100 years ago they were also used for lemonade, I think the marble was used as a stopper before screw top bottles were invented the marble acted as a stopper if the bottle fell over to stop it leaking
you get so excited omg- i was subbed to you on my other channel and it's so adorable how you get so excited
5:38 that's basically exactly like the powder candy that we have in canada except its in a straw shaped packet with no holes at the end
PurplePurpel Pixiesticks. I really want to try the japanese version, but i cant find it anywhere! I need to know the actual name...
In Maryland, they're selling Ramune sodas at the movie store known as Suncoast. I'm not sure about other states. They also sell some other Japanese type candies. :)
you're my new favorite youtube-videomaker! this video is just brilliant
YOU KNOW I NEVER KNEW THAT ABOUT THE SODA!!! I would always drink it and the marble got int eh way, but now i know how to drink it without the marble stopping it! THANKS :D
bought my son a box of Japanese candies for part of his xmas present and there was a ramune bottle in it...wished I'd watched this vid before we tried opening it...you can imagine the struggle !! Ramune sweets/candies are my fav xx
I've had Ramune before, at a Japanese restaurant. As a kid, I thought it was -awesome-, and I remember really liking the flavor, too. Sadly, though my local store was selling ramune style soda bottles with flavors like blueberry and strawberry, I can't find the kind I had as a kid.
I had Ramune before it taste good my local store has all the flavors
thank goodness!
If you ever see an H Mart it's a korean store and and it has all of the flavors including the original I recently went there and it was there :)
They sell it at my local Meijer.
Try a Local 'World Market" they always have all the flavors
Omg!! I had no idea that you could open it and get the marble out! I love these drinks!! 😍😍😍😍 I'm so getting one at the Phoenix comicon this weekend!!! 😍😍😍
Had my earphones in on full volume&emmy decides to whistle with the sweet dead loud, bursting my eardrums. Oh and also that burp!
Bought it to school in Australia, all of us (8) of us were drinking it together like brothers and sisters. I remember when we popped it the ramune went everywhere. It's still on top of our lockers :D
that ramune drink is so good
I tried Ramune when I was much younger. I wanted a soda and we were in an Asian food market. I remember getting it just because the bottle looked interesting. I've honestly been in love with it ever since :)
Watching old Emmy vids and going back to the innocent childhood days 😂😌
I bought Ramune because you describe so many things as tasting like Ramune and I wanted to know what it tastes like. Well, at first I didn't like it very much. It was a bit iffy. But, after about the second or third bottle, I started to really like it and now I crave it all the time! I think that it tastes like a lemon-lime soda with the aroma/after taste of double bubble bubble gum. :)
The Usagi rabbit candy is pretty genius! Oddly enough, so many people love to chew on their plastic straws.. so they would love this candy! Finally a candy mom won’t yell at you for chewing on! Lol!
Thank You for not editing out the Burp!! that makes it Real!!!
I had ramune (it was peach flavored) a few weeks ago and it was so good!
We have straws similar to these at our little candy store. Loved them as kids
I went to chinatown and found a ramune flavoured gummi! I was so excited. It was expensive but I bought it to try the flavour and it's AMAZING, so subtle and tangy :)
12:58 GRRROOAARRR!!! hahaha! LMAO! That was AWESOME!
Here in Mexico we have this kind of "mambo usagi" thingies. just filled with jelly insted of powder. They´re great!
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Kompeto!!!! yummy ... its rock candy guys... meaning its just sugar. i love it, in fact my wedding is suposto have towers just filled with that stuff. Ramune comes in loads of flavors my fav bn Yuzu. wow i love anything ume flavor. watching these are fun but did she realy not know its just rock candy? its just hard to believe if shes living in japan. still love her show though.
In Australia we have those plastic tubes, they're called pixie sticks and they're just like a sherbet straw, they're pretty cool
when you whistled with the candy my dog like freaked out. lol :D
I wish you had shown the star candy before I had bought a big bag of it online. It was good but like you said, not much taste. This was a cool video, the ramune soda looks like something neat to try!
My sister and I went to a Japanese food store in the town that I go to college in and we got Ramune. It was so awesome!!!!! :)
@emmymadeinjapan i love how respond to your haters!! very classy lady you are! BTW i love you and your videos are highly appreciated.. I'm trinidadian and in my country we dont have too much of a variety of cultural candies and influences... its mostly indian and african influences... i love seeing and hearing about these treats that you discover and show! keep doing a great job!
I love Konpeito because they are so cute! I was going to ask you about them after you posted your last video, but I didn't think you'd want to show them since there really isn't anything to them.
I'm not sure where ur located but here in the US we can find Ramune in the mall at a record store called FYE. It goes for a little under 3 US dollars. They have a few othe Japenese treats also.
I tried the whistling candy (I found it on NapaJapan with different packaging and found out there is now an orange flavour) and you're right! They are fun, yummy and I scored a plastic horse ring in the pack too.
At my school we have a Japanese culture club and at any even they sell all kinds if Japanese treats and different types of ramune. They also sell it and many other treats at the world market for relay great prices
OMG never ever seen the Ramune soda drink with the marble!! Cool!!
Why are videos of people trying food so entertaining!!!
the lemonade soda is also a traditional thing in India and with the same kind of marble and all i think japan is quite similar to India
mine (ramune) exploded all over my moms desk with a bunch of citizenship documents LOL
AHAHAHAHAHA!
NICE ONE xD
Well, if she was moving to Japan, then it's perfect!
This reminds me of the time I first had Choco-baby. I thought they would be a hard chocolate candy for some reason, but they were very soft and taste like advent calendar chocolates.
Ahh ramune!! I love it!! I jave gotten the little marble out once without breaking the bottle.
you can get the ramune soda in dallas and the oklahoma vietnamese market
it was 3.99 and i got strawberry and the regular one but if u see the reg one its not just carbonated water it does have a flavor
So happy you finally did ramune :) Been wanting to see it for ever :) I feel the need to go to the Asian market in one of the larger towns close by... Need to get a friend of mine to take me (he knows where it is). Keep up the great work, I love your videos!
There are similar sweets of plastic tube with white sugar powder in the UK called pixie sticks.There was any entrepeneurial kid who would barter them for cash/favours/services/etc... lol! You have to just pour it into your mouth or else you won't be able to get any out!
pixie sticks are an American candy out of Missouri.. silly european haha best things you guys make macaroons or as i like to call them real life pretty patties
OG keevo
Lol sorry, I went to a school with English education system so everything out of there I associate as coming from Britain! :)
i tried it it was sooooooooooooooo
good!
@cheskydivision The Ramune soda comes in multiple different flavors (with their own colors) and it's impossible for the ball to come out of the soda bottle unless you twist open the top... lol The reason they have the indents to hold the ball when your drinking is so it won't block the flow of the soda. There's no possible choking hazard unless you open the bottle and put the ball in your mouth and accident;y choke on it... (which is idiotic)
@everything7865 - No, I didn't. :)
i was watching with headphones+high volume+whistling candy = aaaaarrrrgggghhh :)
@shimmerbrite - Oh, thank you :)
The best way to open up ramune= pressing down reeeaally hard with the flat hand
Hey just so you know kopeito is actually a portuguese traditional candy called cofeito, we portuguese brang that to japan but it's fading away from out portuguese culture, I used to eat that a lot when i was a kid :3
my dad brought me home some different ramune sodas from Vancouver. I got ramune, melon and peach. I know you hate melon but it was my favorite! all 3 of mine exploded too...lol
i went from watching a documentary about the Korean war for my test to this
I love ramune. they have a few japanese drinks and snacks at the expensive candy store in the mall where i live
In the USA you can get Ramune at The world market, asiann grocery stores and Raleys if there is one where you live or possibly more stores I just know of those three places.
Theirs a Japanese store 2 blocks away from my house, I usually just go to get ramune or pocky.
lucky I have to get a freaking ride to where I get pocky and Ramune cause its to far to walk. :(
chie satonaka I know the feeling, my nearest Asian grocery store is 45 minutes away .A.
So worth it because the Ramune is $1.49 which is the cheapest I've ever seen
I love that drink too.
OMG I love ramune! I had it in Japanese class, my teacher brought it in! Sooo good!!
@emmymadeinjapan when you open ur ramune sore hold down onto it and leave your hand there until you see that the fizz is gone,just a little tip ;) oh and how you an take out the marble is cool.the one at 99 ranch market you cant do that :)
We went to our Asian Market and my daughter was thirsty so we got a Ramune. It took us 20 minutes to try to figure out how to open it LOL But she really liked it!
I had problems with that, too.
I pushed so hard and leaned into it but it wouldn't open. My boyfriend had to do it for me and of course he laughed at me because it was sooo easy.
But I'm proud that I drank it the right way without seeing this video before. Though I have to admit that the flavour wasn't my favorite.
It's a very cool bottle but the taste could have been better...
I bought it at the cities. And I didn't know how to open it..until I watch your video. hahahas it's really more fizzy from the other soda drinks
I want to try all of the Japanese candies!! They look really cute and tasty especially the ramune :)
i love ramune i got the origanal one but in a hello kitty bottle and i have it in my room its amazing
The whistle was so sharp it woke up my cat! ahahaa. You are so adorable :)
Arigatou Gozamiasu Emmy for explaining how some treats and sweets taste like. also i Love your Videos
Weird comment of the day: I really like your voice
The Star Bits from Super Mario Galaxy 1&2 are actually based off of Konpeito. (The shape and how Luma eat them like a sweet treat.)
Those little rainbow things are in england RAINBOW DROPS! there sooooo good and are only 10p!!