This is a gift I received. It's a snack where beans are wrapped in crispy roasted seaweed. There are four types: soybeans, peanuts, cashews, and broad beans. It comes with a ziplock bag for storage as it is prone to moisture. The seaweed was crispy and the bean snacks were crunchy and delicious, but it seems to be a hit or miss as it was unpopular with the female colleagues at my company. I personally enjoyed it.

On a Saturday afternoon after having a drink, I took a stroll through the department store basement before heading home. It was crowded with people, making it a bit difficult to move forward. I passed by various sections like sweets, rice dishes, and side dishes before coming across a place that caught my eye. I remembered trying a seaweed-wrapped bean snack called "Fuga Maki" before, so I decided to stop by. I found a large package at a reasonable price called "Kasai Kashu Collection." It contained various types of bean snacks in small bags. I bought it and enjoyed it as a snack with my evening drink. The snacks included Soft Beans, Cocoa Peas, Persimmon Peas, Peppered Persimmon Peas, Butter Peas, Pizza Beans, and Shrimp Corn Peas. Each snack had its own unique flavor, making it easy to imagine the taste. The Cocoa Peas were sweet and easy to eat, while the Persimmon Peas had a delicious blend of flavors. The Pizza Beans and Shrimp Corn Peas lived up to their names. These snacks would be a hit at parties or bars. I will enjoy them for a while as they have a variety of flavors that don't get boring. Thank you for the delicious snacks.

Too delicious

"This is something you know? It's quite famous and delicious!" My mother gave me this. It's a sophisticated seaweed roll flavored with soybeans mixed with peanuts and cashew nuts, seasoned with wasabi and rich soy sauce. It's sprinkled with crispy roasted seaweed. It's delicious! It goes well with Japanese tea, but it's also great as a snack with alcohol. The crispy nuts are crunchy. This is definitely tasty. Remember this, Fuga Maki. It's also nice to give to others."