We have the October 2022 Sakuraco theme spoilers! This Japanese snacks subscription is $37.50 per month + $12.50 US Shipping (international shipping varies), and includes 20 authentic Japanese products based on a monthly theme! FYI, this box is in collaboration with the Kyoto Chuo Shinkin Bank and Kyoto Prefectural Government!
The theme this month is Ibaraki Harvest!
Ibaraki prefecture has been known as a major center of agriculture for centuries, making it especially important during October, the harvest season.
This month we want to share the fruits of Ibaraki’s labors with you, both culinary and cultural. Enjoy freshly harvested traditional confectioneries, snacks and tea.
DEAL: Through 10/15, use the coupon code PICNIC22 to get a FREE Collection Bonus!
- 12 Month subscribers get a FREE Bamboo Glass Tumbler!
- 6 Month subscribers get a FREE Assorted Vegetable Side Plates (3)!
- 3 Month subscribers get a FREE Vegetable Bowl & Chopstick Holder!
- Monthly subscribers get a FREE Vegetable Garden Dish!
Boxes include:
- Issa Tsuzumi Manju
- Ibaraki Melon Jelly
- Konbu Arare
- Ibaraki Sencha with Matcha x2
- Strawberry Tart x2
- Beniazuma Sweet Potato Cake
- White Shrimp Arare x2
- Ibaraki Puffed Rice Carrot
- Ibaraki Chestnut Karinto
- Beniharuka Sweet Potato Cookie
- White Peach Cookie x2
- Ibaraki Blueberry Manju
- Parinto Natto Snack
- Masakado Senbei x2
Sakuraco is a subscription box by the brains behind Tokyo Treat and YumeTwins. Sakuraco is a monthly subscription-based service that delivers you a box full of authentic Japanese products from local makers across Japan. See all our Sakuraco reviews to see past boxes!
Sakuraco wants to help fans of Japan everywhere to enjoy the traditional side of Japanese snacks and drinks, made by local and well-loved makers. However, we want to offer more than just that. We want to help connect you to the makers of these authentic snacks and to tell their stories. And of course, we’re also excited to share tips and cultural points that will help you get the most out of your box!
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