Authentic Japanese snacks, sourced directly from local snack makers in Japan! The snacks are carefully chosen to showcase seasons of Japan, specific types of snacks, a local snack shop, or regions of Japan. Each box is beautifully wrapped in a traditional, washi-paper furoshiki and comes with enough snacks to share with your friends!

Tasting Box

A delicious sample of authentic Japanese snacks. Each box comes with a mini-snack guide and includes 5-7 expertly curated Japanese snacks. The Tasting Box is perfect to get you started. ONLY AVAILABLE FOR US CUSTOMERS!

Tasting Box

What People Say

In Japan, presentation is as highly valued as taste. Snakku combines the best of both. Boxes contain a variety of individually wrapped, top-shelf savory and sweet treats, many available only in Japan.

I've tried other subscription boxes in a similar price range, and I was pleasantly surprised with how much more stuff was in the Snakku box. I'll definitely keep my subscription going!

- Nick, Hartford

I'm usually disappointed with subscription boxes since they can get boring. NOT SNAKKU! You can actually get excited for Snakku every month. And they have stellar customer service!

- R, UK

Snakku is one of the most authentic Japanese experiences you’ll ever have. It’s truly one of a kind. Snakku is one of those boxes that has the ability to redefine an entire genre.

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