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A Taste of Japan: Why There’s a KitKat Flavor for Every Prefecture

June 24, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

KitKat Flavor

Walk into any convenience store or souvenir shop across Japan, and you'll find something both familiar and surprising: KitKats in every color, flavor, and form imaginable. Unlike their chocolate-only cousins found in most countries, Japanese KitKats are a world of their own. That's because, in Japan, there's a KitKat flavor for every prefecture—from wasabi in Shizuoka to sake … [Read more...] about A Taste of Japan: Why There’s a KitKat Flavor for Every Prefecture

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