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Hiroshima, in November.
Crimson maples, bright Setouchi flavors.
From Miyajima’s maple-leaf sweets to Setouchi lemon, discover the warm craft and bright coastal flavors of Hiroshima.
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What is FUJIRI?
What is FUJIRI?
Taste Japan one
prefecture at a time
Each month, we explore a new region's story, culture, and flavors through carefully selected snacks.
What is FUJIRI?
Taste Japan one prefecture at a time
Each month, we explore a new region's story, culture, and flavors through carefully selected snacks.
From Japan to your door
Shipped worldwide with care. Bringing the real taste of Japan straight to you.
What’s in the box?
Discover 15 local Japanese snacks
you won't find at convenience stores.
15 Local Exclusive Snacks
Local flavors, carefully selected.
New Prefecture Every Month
One region. One story. Every month.
20+ Page Discovery Journal
Travel deeper with every box.
Savory & Sweet
Sweet, savory, and balanced.
Loved by Japanese Locals
Chosen for real local reputation.
FUJIRI Exclusives
Only available through FUJIRI overseas.
From Our First Tasters
I love how every box focuses on just one part of Japan. It's like a mini vacation in a box, and I can't wait for what's next.Amelia US
Been to Japan more times than I can count, yet this lot was packed with rare treats I'd never seen. Honestly, they were all spot on.James UK
Such a cool way to get to know the different regions of Japan through their sweets. Reckon it's heaps of fun.Sarah Australia
This month's journey
Hiroshima
Maple-leaf cakes, Setouchi citrus, savory local favorites and Innoshima herb tea—gathered into one Hiroshima autumn box.
"Autumn Glows Across the Seto Inland Sea"
From Miyajima’s crimson maples to the islands of the Seto Inland Sea, Hiroshima brings together old confectionery craft and bright coastal flavors. Discover lemon cakes, hassaku sweets, crisp local senbei, and a fragrant herb tea from Innoshima.
Setouchi Lemon Ika-ten
Made by
Maruka Foods
Crisp bite-size squid tempura finished with the bright aroma and tang of Setouchi lemon.
- Taste
- Crisp, savory, bright citrus
- Snack is
- Non-vegetarian
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Squid, Soybeans, Sesame
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Momiji Manju
Made by
Yamadaya
Hiroshima’s maple-leaf-shaped sponge cake, filled with smooth sweet bean paste.
- Taste
- Soft, gently sweet, red bean
- Snack is
- Vegetarian (ingredient-based)
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Milk
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Hiroshima Lemon Gummy
Made by
Hiroshima Fruit Agricultural Cooperative
Chewy gummies made with Hiroshima lemon juice and finished with a lively sour coating.
- Taste
- Chewy, sweet-tart, citrusy
- Snack is
- Non-vegetarian
- Common Allergy
- Gelatin
- May Contain
- Factory also handles Walnut, Wheat, Egg, Milk, Almond, Orange, Cashew, Kiwi, Sesame, Soybeans, Banana, Macadamia, Peach, Apple
Furusato Lemon Drink
Made by
JA Mihara Setoda
A sweet powdered drink made with whole lemons from Setoda, delicious served hot or cold.
- Taste
- Sweet, fragrant, warming
- Snack is
- Vegetarian (ingredient-based)
- Common Allergy
- None declared in published listing
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Sanmangoku Meijoyaki
Made by
Sanmangoku Honpo
A hand-baked peanut cracker from Mihara, embossed with the city’s historic castle.
- Taste
- Crunchy, nutty, nostalgic
- Snack is
- Unconfirmed
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Milk, Peanuts, Soybeans
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Hiroshima Lemon Cake
Made by
Angel
A moist butter cake made with Hiroshima lemons and finished with a lemon chocolate coating. A bright citrus treat from Angel in Fukuyama.
- Taste
- Soft, buttery, citrus
- Snack is
- Vegetarian (ingredient-based)
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Milk; full compound-ingredient declaration not confirmed
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Setouchi Herb Tea
Made by
Minatogumi
Lemongrass and holy basil come together in this herbal tea from Innoshima. Enjoy a fragrant pause alongside your Hiroshima sweets.
- Taste
- Lemongrass and holy basil
- Snack is
- Vegetarian (based on stated herb blend)
- Common Allergy
- Not confirmed
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Hiroshima Okonomiyaki Senbei
Made by
Mikawaya
Hiroshima’s favorite savory pancake inspires these crisp senbei, baked with noodles, shrimp, ginger and seaweed for an okonomiyaki-style bite.
- Taste
- Crisp, savory, sauce-seasoned
- Snack is
- Non-vegetarian
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Milk, Soybeans, Shrimp; Apple in accompanying sauce
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Hiroshima Lemon Rusk
Made by
Watanabe Shojindo
A crisp rusk infused with a sweet puree of Hiroshima lemon peel. A light, citrus-scented companion for an afternoon tea break.
- Taste
- Crisp, sweet, lemon peel
- Snack is
- Unconfirmed
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Milk, Soybeans
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Onomichi Hassaku Cake
Made by
Kinmando Honpo
A foil-baked cake wrapped around a sweet filling made with Onomichi-grown hassaku citrus. A taste of the islands, made by Kinmando Honpo.
- Taste
- Soft cake, hassaku citrus filling
- Snack is
- Unconfirmed
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Milk, Soybeans, Orange
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
This Month's Journey · November 2026
Hiroshima, in November.
広島
"Autumn Glows Across the Seto Inland Sea"
From Miyajima’s crimson maples to the islands of the Seto Inland Sea, Hiroshima brings together old confectionery craft and bright coastal flavors. Discover lemon cakes, hassaku sweets, crisp local senbei, and a fragrant herb tea from Innoshima.
Featured Snacks & Drinks
Setouchi Lemon Ika-ten
Onomichi
Made by
Maruka Foods
Crisp bite-size squid tempura finished with the bright aroma and tang of Setouchi lemon.
- Taste
- Crisp, savory, bright citrus
- Snack is
- Non-vegetarian
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Squid, Soybeans, Sesame
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Momiji Manju
Miyajima
Made by
Yamadaya
Hiroshima’s maple-leaf-shaped sponge cake, filled with smooth sweet bean paste.
- Taste
- Soft, gently sweet, red bean
- Snack is
- Vegetarian (ingredient-based)
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Milk
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Hiroshima Lemon Gummy
Takehara
Made by
Hiroshima Fruit Agricultural Cooperative
Chewy gummies made with Hiroshima lemon juice and finished with a lively sour coating.
- Taste
- Chewy, sweet-tart, citrusy
- Snack is
- Non-vegetarian
- Common Allergy
- Gelatin
- May Contain
- Factory also handles Walnut, Wheat, Egg, Milk, Almond, Orange, Cashew, Kiwi, Sesame, Soybeans, Banana, Macadamia, Peach, Apple
Furusato Lemon Drink
Setoda
Made by
JA Mihara Setoda
A sweet powdered drink made with whole lemons from Setoda, delicious served hot or cold.
- Taste
- Sweet, fragrant, warming
- Snack is
- Vegetarian (ingredient-based)
- Common Allergy
- None declared in published listing
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Sanmangoku Meijoyaki
Mihara
Made by
Sanmangoku Honpo
A hand-baked peanut cracker from Mihara, embossed with the city’s historic castle.
- Taste
- Crunchy, nutty, nostalgic
- Snack is
- Unconfirmed
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Milk, Peanuts, Soybeans
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Hiroshima Lemon Cake
Fukuyama
Made by
Angel
A moist butter cake made with Hiroshima lemons and finished with a lemon chocolate coating. A bright citrus treat from Angel in Fukuyama.
- Taste
- Soft, buttery, citrus
- Snack is
- Vegetarian (ingredient-based)
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Milk; full compound-ingredient declaration not confirmed
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Setouchi Herb Tea
Innoshima, Onomichi
Made by
Minatogumi
Lemongrass and holy basil come together in this herbal tea from Innoshima. Enjoy a fragrant pause alongside your Hiroshima sweets.
- Taste
- Lemongrass and holy basil
- Snack is
- Vegetarian (based on stated herb blend)
- Common Allergy
- Not confirmed
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Hiroshima Okonomiyaki Senbei
Hiroshima City
Made by
Mikawaya
Hiroshima’s favorite savory pancake inspires these crisp senbei, baked with noodles, shrimp, ginger and seaweed for an okonomiyaki-style bite.
- Taste
- Crisp, savory, sauce-seasoned
- Snack is
- Non-vegetarian
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Milk, Soybeans, Shrimp; Apple in accompanying sauce
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Hiroshima Lemon Rusk
Miyoshi
Made by
Watanabe Shojindo
A crisp rusk infused with a sweet puree of Hiroshima lemon peel. A light, citrus-scented companion for an afternoon tea break.
- Taste
- Crisp, sweet, lemon peel
- Snack is
- Unconfirmed
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Milk, Soybeans
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
Onomichi Hassaku Cake
Onomichi
Made by
Kinmando Honpo
A foil-baked cake wrapped around a sweet filling made with Onomichi-grown hassaku citrus. A taste of the islands, made by Kinmando Honpo.
- Taste
- Soft cake, hassaku citrus filling
- Snack is
- Unconfirmed
- Common Allergy
- Wheat, Egg, Milk, Soybeans, Orange
- May Contain
- Not confirmed
From Our First Tasters
I love how every box focuses on just one part of Japan. It's like a mini vacation in a box, and I can't wait for what's next.Amelia US
Been to Japan more times than I can count, yet this lot was packed with rare treats I'd never seen. Honestly, they were all spot on.James UK
Such a cool way to get to know the different regions of Japan through their sweets. Reckon it's heaps of fun.Sarah Australia
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