Today’s my Bento
I put a snack in my bento because I had few side dishes.
❶ Japanese rolled omelet with corn
❷ Chikuwa Isobe Age
❸ Dagashi
❹ Salt-boiled Broad beans
❺ Sauteed Cod
❻ Tomato
❼ Hassaku orange
❽ Spinach Carrot Shimeji mushroom
Fried tofu Stir-Fry
❶ とうもろこし入り卵焼き
❷ 竹輪の磯部揚げ
❸ 駄菓子
❹ 空豆の塩茹で
❺ 鱈のソテー
❻ トマト
❼ 八朔
❽ ほうれん草、人参、しめじ、厚揚げの炒め
About Dagashi
・駄菓子（だがし）
・Dagashi
・Japanese cheap snack
・Da ＝ Cheap
gashi ＝ snack
Dagashi are traditional Japanese confections that are typically inexpensive and sold in small shops(dagashi-ya : Japanese candy stores that sell inexpensive snacks and sweets) . Dagashi are not only a delicious snack, but they are also a part of Japanese culture. They are often associated with childhood memories and can evoke feelings of nostalgia.
Dagashi are typically very inexpensive, and they can be purchased for a few yen. You can buy it at the supermarket candy aisle. Though fewer in number, dagashiya can still be found here and there.
- Ramune : A carbonated candy that comes in a variety of flavors, such as grape, melon, and orange.
- Umaibo : A corn puff snack that is flavored with cheese, salami, or chocolate.
- Yotchan Ika : A snack made from dried squid( surume ) that has been seasoned with a sweet and sour vinegar-based sauce.
- Baby Star Ramen : A snack made from instant noodles. It is typically flavored with chicken or salt and is often eaten as a snack or appetizer. Baby Star Ramen was first introduced in 1958.
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