@rustypaperclip - Oh yes, indeed; Japan has a wonderful selection of breads & unique sweets. I'm planning a pastry video very soon... Thanks for watching & am I wrong, or have you been around since beginning of EMJ?
On Emmy's shows, one not only learns about candy diversity, but also history/customs of unqiue world cultures--much more interesting than a history book--and so much more delicious!!
@ItsNotMeItsSammieZ - Awe man, I actually mentioned it in the video but edited it out since it was getting too long. It's a just a cheap silvery polish from Daiso called Alpha Rainbow by Winmax.
Really enjoying exploring your older videos! Always appreciate expanding our knowledge of other countries, cultures, languages, foods, etc! I love how curious you are and how you describe everything! Your appreciation of things! The phrase you say before eating!
Oh! The gumballs! When my sister and I were younger, our mother would take us to this wonderful Japanese restaurant, and they would always give a few packs of those gumballs at the end of the meal. The orange ones were my favorite. Such lovely memories :-)
Those giant Cheeto logs look really good. I went to a place called Jungle Jim’s in Cincinnati the other day and got SO many Japanese and Korean snacks and candies. 😋😋😋
Your videos are so much fun to watch, and educational too! Thank you. I wish we had snack packs like this in the USA. Japan has some of the neatest food items and wrappings I've ever seen!
Emmy - could you please do more conbini foods? Other channels show things, but don't actually open/eat/evaluate them. You do a great job of sharing flavors and textures. It's helpful so I know what to get at my local Asian market. Thanks!
0o0 2:30 so awesome! my onee-san & I were making ramen once when I was about 5 & she was 9, we werent allowed to use the oven so we would put the pot on top of our woodstove when there was a fire going & make things that way- & this one time when we were scooping some out we accidently droped a ladelfull on the oven top & it started sizzling & browned & we scooped it back up before it burned & ate the evidence so we wouldnt get in trouble & it was all crispy & we loved it! looks just like it!
all those savory snacks and lolly's reminded me of my childhood... ahhh good memories, eating those them... showing off to friends that you had something cool and different from them.
The bubble gum at the end is heavenly, i used to buy one pack that had little boxes of different flavors. And those ramen things, they were my childhood! c:
i love those orange gums and there are a pack of them with many varieties and i remember when i was in 1st grade i would eat all the different varieties and chew a big bubble! i love those gums
We have those jelly-like tubes in Australia.. we put them in the freezer and when we take them out of the freezer we let them thaw a bit before eating them. so yum
The gum at the end actually comes in strawberry, melon, and grape too. My favorite were the grape flavored ones. I always looked forward to trips to the Asian grocery store because of that gum!
i tried the same orange gum candy in america and also tried the other flavors: straberry, melon, grape, and cantaloupe. i tried the same ramen u mentioned. the lollipop with the girl on the wrapper, there is a candy with her face. theres a dog and boy 2, but ive never tried it. we also have shrimp chips,also crunchy and look the same as the 1 in ur video but the packaging is different. there is another strimp chip aka pawn crackers. can find all these snacks in an asian market and Chinatown.
@emmymadeinjapan I have a quick question! Do you know of any websites where I might be able to order some of the snacks that you've reviewed so far, like the GummiX?
Thanks Emmy, for all your wonderful videos! I enjoy watching them! I've always been curious about the culture and foods in Japan, and you're getting to do what I would love to do, lol. I was thrilled that you posted the video of your visit to Kiyomizudera 清水寺, I was in awe of the beautiful architecture and culture. Some day, I'm going to visit Japan. I'm not sure when, and which area I'll explore.... But I'll think back to the video you made and smile, and make some videos of my own! ^_^
Ah! Shrimp chips. Definitely a big part of my snack-eating childhood too~ Straw form is my favorite, but my mom's been buying the "chip" form more [not that she buys them often anyway]. And as soon as I saw the little box with the orange, I knew it was gum! I totally forgot about that kind of gum, I love that stuff~ I use to just pour it into my mouth and chew away. And we use to get buckets of jelly straws too. ;3 This video really made me miss my childhood, haha.
Loving the multiple update. That was neat! Looking at the pictures you took in the blog, there are a lot of neat packaging everywhere. Are there anymore do it yourself foods that you haven't done? Those are always fun. I also see a lot of anime based treats in the pictures, what are those?
I remember those bubble gums!!! They were my childhood !!!!!!! I bought it at a store in china town called Tung Lam . I boughrt it in packs called Marukawa Fusen Bubble Gum Assorted 7 Pack
oooh ive had the gum before its really good, and i buy those jelly things all the time from the asian market around where i live, the packages have lots of different flavors.
awsome video. loved it. the next thing you should do is drink reviews. like ramune and other japanese drinks :) also if you can find more popin cookin or happy kitchen candy. i would like to see more videos on that to
I love u emmy don't listen to these haters just countnue make videos and don't let anyone bring you down and tell you that u r harrabile you know that u r amasing by seeing all your sucribers and likes on your chanel .emmy just so u know I am ur biggest fan and I have sucribed to ur chanel.
In california, where can we get japanese snacks and candy? like at a japanese market? I went to one but they didnt have many of these or the popin cookins...
Yayyyyyyyyyyyyy!! another Emmy video!! Your food is so colorful it makes you need to buy it. What ever foods you review I will love, so just keep them coming!! I am from Canada, so if there is anything snack related that you would like to try (not that my snacks can even compare to yours) message me and I would be glad to send you what I can.
i know im not emmy but im japanese so yeh n_n its usually 6~8 per pack for 380~480 yen. but thats if you get them up north. if you want osaka takoyaki (which is a size larger), its usually around 10 for 550. but thats based on the price here in nagoya... (approx 300km below tokyo) so im not sure how much it is in osaka n_n hope this helped? lol
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I love the packaging. So cute and childish. I bet kids love them. I like how they design packaging for kids.
I LOVE the sounds the packaging makes lol
i saw this in my recommended 9 YEARS AGO!! ive watched this like 20 times i love it
@rustypaperclip - Oh yes, indeed; Japan has a wonderful selection of breads & unique sweets. I'm planning a pastry video very soon... Thanks for watching & am I wrong, or have you been around since beginning of EMJ?
Watching these vids were my childhood
Wow ur officially old now
On Emmy's shows, one not only learns about candy diversity, but also history/customs of unqiue world cultures--much more interesting than a history book--and so much more delicious!!
@ItsNotMeItsSammieZ - Awe man, I actually mentioned it in the video but edited it out since it was getting too long. It's a just a cheap silvery polish from Daiso called Alpha Rainbow by Winmax.
She's a really sweet person. I am glad people like her exist on youtube c:
Really enjoying exploring your older videos! Always appreciate expanding our knowledge of other countries, cultures, languages, foods, etc!
I love how curious you are and how you describe everything! Your appreciation of things! The phrase you say before eating!
Oh! The gumballs! When my sister and I were younger, our mother would take us to this wonderful Japanese restaurant, and they would always give a few packs of those gumballs at the end of the meal. The orange ones were my favorite. Such lovely memories :-)
Oh my gosh! You were a baby here!
Such awkward editing! 😂
+Rumer Priestly and the low quality camera 😂😂
+Alix Motionless and the white shirts hanging in the background 😋
I know right baby emmy
@AllDaThings - Oops, can you tell me where? I've got a link around 7:07...is there another spot I'm missing?
thx :)
@SeanTaco - It's called Off Broadway from iMovie 9.
I have had the shrimp chips and I love them!
@AllDaThings - Sorry, I meant 5:07.
@fa6a - Yes, an okinomiyaki how-to video's coming soon...
Watching your face while remembering things from your childhood was fun and made me happy!
Those giant Cheeto logs look really good. I went to a place called Jungle Jim’s in Cincinnati the other day and got SO many Japanese and Korean snacks and candies. 😋😋😋
@yummyhollypop97 - Yes, I will - look for them with in an another traditional candy video :)
@scupcake4000 - Not sure what you mean...like a cake mix?
"It looks like a giant cheeto" @3.30
Oh for those blissful pre-trump days when "giant cheeto" wouldn't have invoked a traumatic response 😂
Your videos are so much fun to watch, and educational too! Thank you. I wish we had snack packs like this in the USA. Japan has some of the neatest food items and wrappings I've ever seen!
lol, every time Emmy laughs, I laugh...Emmy, you are awesome
Japanese treats have the cutest packaging ever.
When I was little, I used to love those orange ball candies, it also comes in different fruit flavors I believe.
I love when you speak japanese
Emmy - could you please do more conbini foods? Other channels show things, but don't actually open/eat/evaluate them. You do a great job of sharing flavors and textures. It's helpful so I know what to get at my local Asian market. Thanks!
i loove the do it yourself candies. its just really cool to see chemical reactions in candy and to see you put everything together
The gum balls are amazing! It also comes in melon (honeydew flavor) as well as strawberry and grape! I looooove those shrimp chips!
I have the shrimp chips and the gum at my supermarket. The gum is really good!
0o0 2:30 so awesome! my onee-san & I were making ramen once when I was about 5 & she was 9, we werent allowed to use the oven so we would put the pot on top of our woodstove when there was a fire going & make things that way- & this one time when we were scooping some out we accidently droped a ladelfull on the oven top & it started sizzling & browned & we scooped it back up before it burned & ate the evidence so we wouldnt get in trouble & it was all crispy & we loved it! looks just like it!
OMG. I FREAKING LOVE THE SHRIMP CHIPS!
I remember that last orange gum thing, it came in a tray with 6 boxes of different flavors and a stick of gum. Nostalgia.
all those savory snacks and lolly's reminded me of my childhood... ahhh good memories, eating those them... showing off to friends that you had something cool and different from them.
The bubble gum at the end is heavenly, i used to buy one pack that had little boxes of different flavors. And those ramen things, they were my childhood! c:
the last orange candy is awesome , once my mom went to japan and she brought me and my brother some of those .
i love those orange gums and there are a pack of them with many varieties and i remember when i was in 1st grade i would eat all the different varieties and chew a big bubble! i love those gums
@fa6a - Please watch a very early episode of Whatcha Eating?, episode #2 for PC obento. Thanks
Haha its so weird that i can sit for hours, just watching this!!! Aweesomeee!!
U WERE LIKE 'I'LL SAVE IT FOR LATER' IN THE CUTEST WAY EEVEEEERR!!
We have those jelly-like tubes in Australia.. we put them in the freezer and when we take them out of the freezer we let them thaw a bit before eating them. so yum
I really like the popin' cookin' and that sorta stuff i also really like the savory. Love the videos Emmy!
I love your videos, there fun to watch. cant wait till i get to go over there!
The gum at the end actually comes in strawberry, melon, and grape too. My favorite were the grape flavored ones. I always looked forward to trips to the Asian grocery store because of that gum!
The grape and strawberry flavor of those gum balls are amazing. :) Should try those.
i love the thumbnail to this video its too cutee!!
Those all look so yummy!
That was the gum of my childhood! Omygosh! Haven't had them in forever
Oh my god , 'm in love with shrimp chips ♥♥♥
i have to watch these while eating something..i can't watch it without food because it makes me sooo hungry!
@MsDrawingQueen - Hi! You can find it on my channel page :) thanks!
I never thought I would spend 12 minutes of my life watching someone eat XD, but I did
6:45 LOL so cute!!
omg, those four gumballs at the end of the video are so nostalgic. I ate them all the time when I was younger. :) one of my faves gum ever.
@facinelli3944 - yes :)
The chocolate candies and gum both come in strawberry flavors and those were always my favorite (:
awesome ! btw i love of all your tutorials!
i tried the same orange gum candy in america and also tried the other flavors: straberry, melon, grape, and cantaloupe. i tried the same ramen u mentioned. the lollipop with the girl on the wrapper, there is a candy with her face. theres a dog and boy 2, but ive never tried it. we also have shrimp chips,also crunchy and look the same as the 1 in ur video but the packaging is different. there is another strimp chip aka pawn crackers. can find all these snacks in an asian market and Chinatown.
Every piece is coated... With happiness LOL
@emmymadeinjapan
I have a quick question! Do you know of any websites where I might be able to order some of the snacks that you've reviewed so far, like the GummiX?
I love that orange gum I buy a pack of like seven different flavors of that type at an Asian marketplace
Thanks Emmy, for all your wonderful videos! I enjoy watching them! I've always been curious about the culture and foods in Japan, and you're getting to do what I would love to do, lol. I was thrilled that you posted the video of your visit to Kiyomizudera 清水寺, I was in awe of the beautiful architecture and culture. Some day, I'm going to visit Japan. I'm not sure when, and which area I'll explore.... But I'll think back to the video you made and smile, and make some videos of my own! ^_^
We have that gum here in Pennsylvania! We have all sorts of favors of it too :) got some for Christmas last year
i've been watching all your videos, they are so addicting :3
Ah! Shrimp chips. Definitely a big part of my snack-eating childhood too~ Straw form is my favorite, but my mom's been buying the "chip" form more [not that she buys them often anyway]. And as soon as I saw the little box with the orange, I knew it was gum! I totally forgot about that kind of gum, I love that stuff~ I use to just pour it into my mouth and chew away. And we use to get buckets of jelly straws too. ;3 This video really made me miss my childhood, haha.
Loving the multiple update. That was neat! Looking at the pictures you took in the blog, there are a lot of neat packaging everywhere. Are there anymore do it yourself foods that you haven't done? Those are always fun. I also see a lot of anime based treats in the pictures, what are those?
10:53 Blast from my childhood! Oh, the memories!
thanks ive been wondering what it is sooo thank you soo much!
I remember those bubble gums!!! They were my childhood !!!!!!! I bought it at a store in china town called Tung Lam . I boughrt it in packs called Marukawa Fusen Bubble Gum Assorted 7 Pack
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! IM YOUR BIGGEST FAN EMMYYYYY!!!!!!!!!
ive had that gum. the strawberry flavor. and it is AMAZING gum its soooo good
I have seen the same shrimp chips here in the U.S. in grocery stores. Very yummy!!
oooh ive had the gum before its really good, and i buy those jelly things all the time from the asian market around where i live, the packages have lots of different flavors.
where did you get this kit?? I've looked everywhere and can't even find it o.o
loved this video . can you do more old fashion candies and more of theses savoury snack and sweet videos thanks so much
That is my favorite type of gum! Omg. An I love shrimp chips... Yes....
In California, I've only been able to buy the orange gum. It came with 2 pack of each flavor: orange, strawberry and you'll love this.....GRAPE!!!
@dragonevan13 - Good ol' Newbury Comics.
Omg I had this jelly tube, our homeroom of 4th grade gave us some at the end of the year.
every single one is coated with like happiness LOL
What an awesome deal! That was a ton of good sized snacks for just 200 yen! Awesome
Love mentai flavor, I sometimes get the bag of those from my japanese grocery store.
Hey there Emmy! I live in Canada and I recently found the shrimp chips,
they are SO yummy!
awsome video. loved it. the next thing you should do is drink reviews. like ramune and other japanese drinks :) also if you can find more popin cookin or happy kitchen candy. i would like to see more videos on that to
you are torturing me with all the delicious snack!!!! one small bag of the baby star noodle costs me more than $2 here. you are so lucky!
I love u emmy don't listen to these haters just countnue make videos and don't let anyone bring you down and tell you that u r harrabile you know that u r amasing by seeing all your sucribers and likes on your chanel .emmy just so u know I am ur biggest fan and I have sucribed to ur chanel.
i love your videos i have always wanted to go to japan
In california, where can we get japanese snacks and candy? like at a japanese market? I went to one but they didnt have many of these or the popin cookins...
Thanks again for an amazing video Emmy, I love the snack pack, so many choices! Heres a good one for you, whats your favorite Pretz flavor?
is there a website where you can order these products in the states?
the jelly one, we call it in the philppines as jelly ace
i love it when i was a child
Yayyyyyyyyyyyyy!! another Emmy video!! Your food is so colorful it makes you need to buy it. What ever foods you review I will love, so just keep them coming!! I am from Canada, so if there is anything snack related that you would like to try (not that my snacks can even compare to yours) message me and I would be glad to send you what I can.
i have had the blue tubers. the r sooooo good
Wow, I've tried 7/9 of the things you reviewed.... Keep up the great work!
for some reason i have this thing where i can taste something i have never had and i tasted the shrimp chips there sooooooo good
Haven't had the orange gumballs in so long. It comes in different flavors. Need to get some soon.
oh i have had the last one!! i am in Australia. I actually bought it in a mix pack, with other flavours :)
i know im not emmy but im japanese so yeh n_n its usually 6~8 per pack for 380~480 yen. but thats if you get them up north. if you want osaka takoyaki (which is a size larger), its usually around 10 for 550. but thats based on the price here in nagoya... (approx 300km below tokyo) so im not sure how much it is in osaka n_n hope this helped? lol
i would love to see more savoury snack reviews :D
ok, I know ichi means one ni means two etc but what does ban mean? you placed it after the numbers. is it like what we say first second etc?
We have that gum here in Brazil and there's a grape flavor! they're really good!