Corner Candy Store Themed Characters

In Episode Eight, after visiting the Corner Candy Store all of the characters imagined themselves as candy and snacks. The gallery below contains an extension of what you see in Episode 8, with 18 total Sumikkos and Minikkos pretending to be Japanese candies and snacks. The gallery after contains images explaining the different types of Japanese candy and snacks.

## Sumikkos and Minikkos Pretending To Be Candy & Snacks

MARSHMALLOW SHIROKUMA - It's warm inside so Shirokuma likes it.TAPIOCA [Tapi Ramune] Let's all pretend to be colorful Ramune.NEKO [MANDARIN ORANGE ICE CREAM] Cats don't like bitter mandarIn, but I accidentally got in....TOKAGE (Colorful Chocolate) Actually, it's a sea dinosaur. It's filled with chocolate that reminds me of floating in the sea.SUZUME [Suzume Suzu Castella] Just a sparrow that came to peck for sweets. I tried pretending to be Suzu Castella.EBIFURAI-NO-SHIPPO [Shrimp Crackers] It was hard, so it was left behind but if it's a shrimp cracker you might be able to eat it even if it's hard...?ZASSOU [Sumikonbou] A positive grass that dreams of turning into a bouquet. I tried pretending to be kelp.NEKO [Neko Donut] Get addicted to delicious donuts and have fun.TOKAGE [Tokage Yogul] Actually it's a dinosaur. I feel calm when I hide completely in the cup.SHIROKUMA [Shirokuma Cotton Candy] A cold bear. It's fluffy like a futon.TONKATSU [Hajikkotonkatsu] The edge of the pork cutlet is disguised as the dashi. Eat all the way to the edge.TAPIOCA [Tapioca Snack] I wonder if you can eat it when it becomes a crunchy snack?NISETSUMURI - [Fake Candy] A slug pretending to be a snail. I tried putting candy on.FUROSHIKI [Furoshiki Candy] Shirokuma's. Change the way you wrap it to the usual candy style.TONKATSU & EBIFURAI-NO-SHIPPO [Skewer Tonkatsu & Ebi-Chan] A combination of fried leftovers. Easy to eat because we tried to become a snack from the dagashiya.PENGUIN?[Penguin? Melon Ice] I love cucumbers. Can you put cucumbers in it? Can you put melons in it too?TAPIOCA [Mixed Tapimochi] Tapioca shapes that have been left behind. It's chewy so I tried making myself into it.
## Japanese Candy & Snacks

Japanese marshmallow candyRamune candyYogul- Despite its appearance resembling that of yogurt, it is actually not a dairy product.[1]SorbetJapanese colorful chocolate ringsSuzu CastellaShrimp Rice CrackerMeat on skewersJapanese melon sorbetMiyako Kombu -a refreshing vinegared kelp that is sprinkled with “magic powder”.Young DonutsYogulCotton CandyBig Katsu- n name and appearance it is similar to breaded pork cutlets, but instead of pork it contains shredded fish surimi.Skewered dried meat itemsMochi candy
## Cultural Notes

See the Corner Candy Store page for an explanation of Dagashiya.

### Moroccan Yogul Candy

Despite its appearance resembling that of yogurt, it is actually not a dairy product.

The Japanese sweet, Moroccan yogul, known as Morocco Yogur モ ロ ッ コ ヨ ー グ ル is a fairly light sweet foam (much like meringue dough before putting it in the oven). It is contained in a tiny plastic pot that looks like a yogurt pot and comes with a mini wooden spoon to eat it with.

The "yogurt" is made by mixing commonplace ingredients like sugar, glucose, and acidifying agents in vegetable fats, and whipping it into the yogurt-like substance. Although the lids come in five colors, they are the same flavor.

### Ramune Candy

Ramune is an extremely popular Japanese soft drink. The Japanese word "Ramune" means "lemonade" in English. True to the flavor where its name was derived, the first Ramune soda was lemon-lime but there are many different flavors. To open the bottle, you must force the marble down into the small chamber using the plastic cap.

Ramune candies are designed to taste like the Japanese lemon-lime soft drink. The candies are shaped like a tablet and have a chalky texture. When put in the mouth, it gives a slight yet truly satisfying fizzy sensation when melting away.

## References List

1. ↑ Phuong (05). MOROCCO YOGUR DAGASHI モロッコヨーグル. FaitauJapon.com. Archived from the original on January 29, 2023. Retrieved on October 18, 2023.
2. ↑ Japan Crate (14). What is Ramune Soda Candy?. Archived from the original on January 29, 2023. Retrieved on November 3, 2023.

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