Nashi flavor Gari-Gari Kun Gari-Gari Kun is a brand of Japanese popsicle we discovered on our trip to Japan. Well, not exactly. One of our travel mates discovered them at Nijiya and then turned us onto them when she found them at a 7-11 in Tokyo. 100Yen of ono perfection on a ridiculously hot and humid July night.
Their Japanese website can be found by clicking here, and if you turn on Google translate, it will give you some pretty high-larious translations of product names--Mr. Rasping and Kickass were my favorites. Until now, we had always gotten the Ramune (blue) flavor, aka Soda Candy Mr. Rasping.
Fast forward to November. Gari-Gari Kun offers nashi (Japanese pear) flavor, which I think are even better than Ramune flavor.
Well worth getting an ice-brain and the shivers for in November. I bought both Ramune and Nashi flavor at Marina market, and have also seen Ramune flavor at Nijiya and Mitsuwa.
Pears are fall/winter fruit, so I'm calling this a seasonal treat.
Their Japanese website can be found by clicking here, and if you turn on Google translate, it will give you some pretty high-larious translations of product names--Mr. Rasping and Kickass were my favorites. Until now, we had always gotten the Ramune (blue) flavor, aka Soda Candy Mr. Rasping.
Fast forward to November. Gari-Gari Kun offers nashi (Japanese pear) flavor, which I think are even better than Ramune flavor.
Well worth getting an ice-brain and the shivers for in November. I bought both Ramune and Nashi flavor at Marina market, and have also seen Ramune flavor at Nijiya and Mitsuwa.
Pears are fall/winter fruit, so I'm calling this a seasonal treat.
