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🍨 Top 10 Unique Ice Creams You Can ONLY Find in Japan! πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅πŸ¦

  Hi everyone! Welcome back to my blog.

So… what’s the topic today? Hmm… ICE CREAM! 🍨✨
Who doesn’t love it? From little kids to grown-ups — we all crave it, especially during Japan’s hot and humid summer!
"Mann karta hai ice cream khane ko!" πŸ˜„

In Japan, you’ll find a huge variety of ice creams — some that you’ve never even heard of or tasted before!
Today, I’m going to share 10 amazing and unique ice creams that are only available in Japan. You won’t find these flavors or styles anywhere else in the world!

 

🍦Top 10 Must-Try Ice Creams in Japan




1. Super Cup Blueberry Cheesecake Ice Cream

A rare but beloved treat!
This layered ice cream has:

  • Crunchy cookie crumbs on top

  • Creamy vanilla ice cream

  • A sweet layer of blueberry jam

  • And rich cheesecake flavor underneath!

An affordable and heavenly cup you must try if you spot it!





2. Ghana Stick Ice Cream

Imagine a chocolate lover’s dream:

  • Crunchy, bitter chocolate shell

  • Inside: silky vanilla ice cream

  • Bottom: a cookie cake sandwich

It's rich, crunchy, creamy, and perfectly balanced!


3. Stella Obasan no Cookies Ice Cream Sandwich

This looks like a cookie sandwich, but surprises you in every bite:

  • The cookie is soft, almost like cake

  • Filled with vanilla ice cream that’s not too sweet

  • The cookie has chocolate chips for extra joy

And it even opens like a jewelry box. So cute!

4. Matcha Chocolate Bar

A must for matcha lovers:

  • Green crunchy outer shell

  • Inside: creamy matcha ice cream

  • Tastes slightly like cardamom with a chocolate twist

Refreshing, earthy, and delicious!

5. Pino Kogashi Burnt Caramel

A Japanese twist on ice cream bonbons:

  • Comes in a box of 6 bite-sized pieces

  • Flavored with burnt caramel – slightly bitter, deeply rich

  • Melts in your mouth!

A small treat with big flavor.




6. Ice-no-Mi Koi Momo (Peach Balls)

Adorable and soft:

  • Comes in a pack of 12 fruity ice cream balls

  • Main flavor: peach (koi momo) – sweet and fragrant

  • Also available in grape, melon, and more!

Each ball melts like magic in your mouth.


7. Pablo Mini Ice Bar

Inspired by the famous Pablo cheesecake:

  • Each box has 6 individually wrapped bars

  • Outside: yellow chocolate shell

  • Inside: buttery cookie layer + cheese sauce center

A creamy, tangy surprise in every bite!

8. Coolish – Ice Cream in a Pouch

This is Japan’s most refreshing ice cream:

  • Comes in a squeeze pouch

  • Tastes like a sports drink or soda

  • Perfect for summer to cool your body instantly

Just open, squeeze, and slurp! πŸ˜‹

9. Choco Mint Ice Cream Bar

If you like mint chocolate, this one’s for you:

  • Light minty flavor with chocolate crunch

  • Super cold and refreshing

  • Looks blue, tastes minty, feels magical!

Mint lovers, don’t miss it!

10. Frozen Strawberry Dessert

Looks like a dessert, feels like a dream!

  • You’ll find it in frozen form in stores

  • Just microwave briefly before eating

  • Top: creamy, soft layer

  • Bottom: liquid-like strawberry or cappuccino sauce

Comes in flavors like chocolate, cafe, and strawberry. Absolutely mouthwatering!

🍧 Final Scoop:

Japan is full of surprising, fun, and unforgettable ice cream experiences. Whether you're into fruity, chocolaty, cheesy, or minty flavors — there's something waiting for you here that you can't find anywhere else!

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