I went to Hankyu Department Store in Umeda and bought some snacks from the B1F "Fuga" section. I had tried them at work and they were delicious, so I decided to buy some today. They are like the beans we eat during Setsubun. I bought a pack of 15 assorted snacks for 1080 yen. They come in a box for gifts or in pretty bags, but I got the most cost-effective option for home. They offer a variety of flavors to enjoy. The snacks look like long, thin rice crackers wrapped in seaweed, but they actually have beans stuffed inside the seaweed tube. Even though they are beans, they don't make your hands dirty and don't crumble. They also have peanuts and cashew nuts, which is nice. After eating Ehomaki, my family enjoyed these snacks. If you're interested, please save this post and visit the store.

I felt nostalgic and bought it first. I remembered being impressed when I ate it as a child, and I had forgotten about this snack for a while. I happened to rediscover it at Hankyu Department Store while looking for a gift. I bought it for myself first to confirm the taste. It is still delicious. The set with rolled seaweed is also available in a boxed set, so I will buy this for gifts.

I was shopping around Umeda Hankyu when I came across Kazamasa. I thought of getting some sweets and stopped by. I intended to buy Kazamasa rolls, but ended up with furikake instead. I took it home and had it the next morning. The aroma of seaweed was strong and it paired well with the bonito flavor, making me very happy. Thank you for the meal.

Looking for a good souvenir for someone, I came across some eye-catching bean snacks. They are from a shop called Fuuga in Kumamoto. At the store, there were various colored beans coated in seaweed that looked really beautiful. They are called Fuuga Maki. There are different types like soy sauce soybeans, wasabi soybeans, soy sauce peanuts, soy sauce cashew nuts, and more. Right now, they are offering a limited time special where you get extra quantity for the same price (1080 yen). Each piece looks like this - about three beans wrapped in seaweed. The seaweed is crispy and the beans are likely coated with a baked snack coating with flavors like wasabi. They are delicious and colorful. Highly recommended as a souvenir.

This is a traditional Japanese confectionery store located in the Umeda area of Osaka City. The store is situated on the basement floor of Hankyu Umeda Main Store, right in front of Umeda subway station. The products, such as the Windy Rolls, are carefully handmade with dedication at the manufacturing factory. Recently, I discovered these snacks in Osaka, and I couldn't resist buying them. The Windy Rolls are light, with a perfect balance of beans and seaweed, and they come in various flavors. I highly recommend them to everyone. One of my favorites is the 20-piece mixed pack, which includes soy sauce edamame. It's priced at 1200 yen (excluding tax) and is perfect for enjoying at home or as a gift.

Wind elegance assorted snacks "Fuuga" 1620 yen 21 pieces (soy sauce peanuts, wasabi peanuts, soy sauce peanuts, salted peanuts, soy sauce edamame, soy sauce cashew nuts) When it comes to souvenirs, sweet treats (such as rusk, Baumkuchen, cookies, cakes, etc.) are the usual choice. However, for those who are not fond of sweets or for male recipients, the Wind elegance rolls here are recommended. (They could also be a great snack to enjoy with alcohol, so they are likely to be appreciated by those who enjoy drinking.) These sticks, wrapped in seaweed and filled with seasoned beans, are like rice crackers and offer a variety of flavors to enjoy. The wasabi flavor is strong and spicy, which I found delicious. Also, it's convenient that you can choose the number of pieces you need in the assortment. Even if you usually bring sweet treats as souvenirs, it might be nice to surprise someone with a non-sweet option once in a while. Additionally, the fact that you can order them online is convenient. I personally liked the wasabi peanuts, so I thought it would be nice to buy an assortment of just wasabi peanuts for home use as well (about 600 yen for 10 pieces).

I wanted to give a small gift to someone who had taken care of me, so I was wandering around the Hankyu Umeda Main Store looking for something. It was hard to find something that would last long and not be too sweet, with too many restrictions. That's when I discovered this shop. I was able to try a sample, so I tasted it. It was a snack wrapped in crispy seaweed. I thought it was just rice crackers wrapped in nori, but when I actually ate it, I found that coated beans were wrapped inside. It seemed like a delicate Japanese confectionery. In the end, I ended up buying some for the gift and some for myself.

I received wasabi and other flavors as well. This is delicious! The seaweed is crispy, the saltiness is just right, and it's so easy to eat. I personally want to come back again. ◎

When I gave a colleague a souvenir from Hiroshima, for some reason, they gave me this "Fuga Maki" as a return gift. It seems more expensive than the souvenir I gave them... The assortment includes soy sauce cashews, soy sauce peanuts, soy sauce beans, wasabi beans, and salted peanuts. This "Fuga Maki" is perfect as a snack for alcohol rather than a snack. The seaweed is crispy and fragrant, and the beans are crunchy coated, making it irresistible. The wasabi beans have a spicy kick, perfect for sake. The cashews seem like they would go well with whiskey or brandy. I am grateful to my colleague who always gives me delicious treats. Tonight, I want to enjoy some drinks with this. Thank you for the meal.