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I haven't eaten it yet, but there is one which is sticky rice balls with sweet miso paste. IT SOUNDS SO GOOD

Mitarashi dango 🍡 is popular during the spring season

Sakura mochi also sounds AMAZING

Try melon pan as well, and anything that involves anko (sweet red bean paste). You should go to a Japanese bakery if you ever get the chance, they have so many good sweet breads like melon pan, anpan and choco pan. I guess they're not the most traditional but at least where I live, melon pan and anpan are pretty hard to find, and they're available in lots of places in Japan

The texture of Hi-Chew is reminiscent of sugary, chewy gum or a taffy bar to me. If you live near an export store, you may be able to find some mochi with various fruit-flavored fillings.

I bought an assorted candy box from a website called the "Japan Candy Store" and had a great time sampling everything, though I wasn't a fan of the sweet potato or anko candies because I am unaccustomed to their mildly sweet flavor. I'd strongly recommend buying their box containing "nearly-expired" food, because my box had a bunch of unexpired Halloween candy and few foods that were actually close to expiring.

もちがめっちゃ上手いよね~ (Mochi are sooo good!)

I especially love their texture, it's like they melt in your mouth

In my country (Poland), I find the company "Bamboo House" makes the softest and squishiest ones

As for flavor, Red Bean is definitely one of my top favorites!

Mochis! Especially strawberry and chocolate