Japan Crate February 2015 Subscription Box Review

Japan Crate is a monthly Japanese candy subscription box. Depending on your box, Japan Crate will send you at least two pounds of various Japanese snacks, candies, and including one or more DIY kit(s)!

Cost: $12.00 (mini) / $25.00 (original) / $30.00 (premium)

Ships to: All around the world. (Free shipping in the U.S. / $15 shipping fee internationally)

Ships via: USPS. Japan Crate ships on the 5th of every month.

My box finally arrived! It took a while, but I'd like to thank Japan Crate for explaining the issue. Read more here, here, and here.

Let's move onto the box, shall we?

First look

February 2015 Comic

Japan Crate has recently went to Tokyo, Japan for a candy trade show!

Read more here and here.

February 2015 Item List

Kizami Dried Squid: I love these! In the markets, I would get these kinds. I enjoy the spicy flavor ones too.

Liquid Mixing Candy: I don't think I will be trying this. You're basically eating syrup (imo).

Otana Milk Pocky: There are two packets, and wow. I like them. The chocolate flavor tastes better than the regular chocolate Pocky.

Morinaga Choco Peanut Balls: You taste the peanut more than the chocolate, unlike M&M's.

Doraemon Choco Balls: This reminds of Cap'n Crunch cereal, just chocolate flavored. Included inside was a Doraemon sticker. It's quite sweet in my opinion.

Kracie Colors Animals DIY: This DIY was very fun! I had a robot, dolphin, shooting star, and a planet. I didn't eat it, but it was fun creating colors and coloring the shapes!

EveryBurger Chocolate Biscuits (Bourbon Every Burger): Basically tastes like Meiji, just in burger form.

Animal Pops: It basically tasted like Saru no Mori from December's Japan Crate (with strawberry flavor). Didn't enjoy this.

Pokemon Sparkling Apple Drink: Basically the title!

Zoo Gummy DIY: This one is messsy! This DIY is lemon and grape flavored. The animals I got were a flamingo, two koalas, a lion, and a rabbit.

Ensky Collectible Card Gum: When I opened this, I was surprised to see just two small pieces of gum. I received a Nami card (No. 123) and card No. 141.

Overall: The items are getting better and better! And due to the delay, Japan Crate promised to include a special item in March's Crate! Along with that and the recent trip to a candy trade show, I hope to see more interesting candy!

If you've subscribed to Japan Crate, what do you think of the snacks this month?