Introducing dagashi popular among Japanese people.I tried making katsudon with 40 yen candy.UMAIBO.

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This time I tried a lot of Japanese sweets. They are so cheap that you can buy them with your child's pocket money, and you can buy multiple dagashi for just 100 yen. Some of them cost less than 10 yen, and you can buy them for just over 100 yen at most. My favorite candy is ”Amaikataro,'' which appears at 3:10 and can be purchased for 32 yen. I loved it and ate it often since I was a child.If you're looking for a souvenir, we recommend the "Kibidango" that will appear at 05:06! It's a little pricey at 60 yen, but it has a gentle taste that gives you a Japanese feel.
In the second half, I made a bento box with candy and made a katsudon (katsudon) using the 40 yen "big cutlet"! Although it didn't taste like a real katsudon, it had a quality that you wouldn't expect from a cheap candy. Which candy do you like? Let me know in the comments!
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・Amaikataro
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・Kibidango
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・Assortment of dagashi
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・Japanese sword scissors
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