We may all have different opinions on politics, music, favorite sports teams, and what the best anime is, but one thing we can all agree on is that Japan Kit Kat is amazing. Let’s look at the new Japan Kit Kat Variety Party Box, which is in stock on J-List now!
No girlfriend? No problem! April 14 is Black Day in South Korea, when single men mark the occasion by eating black noodles. They missed out on Valentine’s Day chocolate on February 14, and had no one to give white chocolate to on White Day, March 14, so April 14 is their day! J-List is celebrating with a huge 15% sale on all Japan-based products through April 20. Start browsing now!
What Flavors Are Inside the New Japan Kit Kat Gift Set?
Kit Kat chocolate-covered wafer cookies have been a favorite since 1958, and people around the world love to take time out of their day to “Have a break… have a Kit Kat.” The snack has been a fixture in Japan since it was first launched in 1973. With the massive rise of Japanese pop culture on the world scene, the unique flavors of Kit Kat sold here have come to represent Japan on the world stage.
When COVID-19 reduced foreign visitors to Japan to zero, Nestle had a difficult time and had to bring several of their factories in the country offline. Now that visits to Japan have returned to normal, it’s great to see them bringing back all these great flavors!
There are 18 different flavors of Japan Kit Kat in this box, with some amazing varieties that you are sure to love. The list is
- Regular Flavor
- Otona no Amasa
- Otona no Amasa Rich Green Tea
- Whole Wheat Flour Biscuit in
- Otona no Amasa Strawberry
- Chocolate Orange
- English Milk Tea
- Tamaruya Wasabi
- Shinshu Apple (from Nagano)
- Itoukyuemon Uji Green Tea (from Kyoto)
- Itoukyuemon Uji Roasted Green Tea
- Amaou Strawberry
- Tokyo Island Lemon
- Strawberry Cheesecake
- Azuki Sandwich
- Hiroshima Maple Steamed Bun
- Masuizumi Sake (contains 0.4% alcohol)
- “For Cafe” (designed to go well with coffee)
There are 70 individual Kit Kat bars or 35 individually wrapped cookie sets inside the box. Can you eat just one?
Looking for other snacks from Japan than just Kit Kat? We’ve got a J-List Box snack box available, too. Details in this blog post!
Thanks for reading this blog post about the new Japan Kit Kat Variety Party Box that’s currently in stock on J-List right now. Why not visit the site and make an order, and if you like, pick up some naughty products during our February Ero Sale?
No girlfriend? No problem! April 14 is Black Day in South Korea, when single men mark the occasion by eating black noodles. They missed out on Valentine’s Day chocolate on February 14, and had no one to give white chocolate to on White Day, March 14, but so April 14 is their day! J-List is celebrating with a huge 15% sale on all Japan-based products through April 20. Start browsing now!
