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    I had this a long time ago, but compared with soda ice pops in Taiwan, it’s a little sweeter. The middle has a texture kind of like ice cubes? Shaved ice? No wonder it has that crunchy, rattly feel.

    It’s pretty fun, though—you should give it a try.

    Even though I grabbed both bars, I used a prize gift card I got here. Feeling grateful, lol.

    I was being just a tiny bit generous, haha.

    I picked first, and my friend took the other one. Turns out his fortune was “great luck,” while mine was just “luck” QQ.

    Then he even called me unlucky... hey, I’m the sponsor here! How can you say that? Tsk tsk.

    In Taiwan, one bar costs 45 bucks—so expensive.

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    GariGarikun Soda flavor is a must-buy convenience store treat in Japan during the summer.

    You spot it right away, and it’s icy, crunchy, refreshing, and seriously tasty.

    I have to get one every time I come to Japan.

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    I love that crunchy, shaved-ice texture. It’s pretty different from a regular popsicle, and it feels especially refreshing on a hot summer day.

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    One of the popsicles I buy most often in the summer is GariGarikun Soda. It’s refreshing, not too sweet, and really hits the spot on a hot day.

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