These dice-sized rusk sweets come in a resealable package that fits nicely in your suitcase or carry-on. Made with whole wheat flour and coated with honey on one side, these snacks deliver just the right amount of sweetness.

Brought to you by the Oyatsu Company, who knows a thing or two about snacks. After all, oyatsu means snack in Japanese. Unlike traditional ramen, Baby Star Ramen is small, round, fried and meant to be eaten with your hands. When you open the package you’re greeted with the wonderful aroma of chicken. Priced at 100 yen, these Baby Star Ramen Bites are a great buy if you have spare change left over at the end of your Japan trip.

You’ve never seen senbei (Japanese rice crackers) like these cute squid crackers! These squid-flavored crackers finish with a strong soy sauce flavor. Once you try them, you’ll surely see why these are one of the best-selling snacks in the Family Mart Collection — they have been sold in Japan since May 2014!

Ham cutlets, slices of ham dipped in batter then deep-fried, are a staple in delis and diners across Japan. This fried snack is a spin-off the savory side dish and has a light, crisp texture. Oyster sauce, along with ham extract, makes you feel as if you really are taking a bite into a ham cutlet. At only 89 yen, you certainly get your money's worth!

Made with adzuki beans from Japan’s northernmost island of Hokkaido, the texture of the crushed beans paste contrasts nicely with the doughnuts’ smooth outer shell. Eight bite-sized doughnuts come in each package, making them a great souvenir to hand out to friends and coworkers when you return.

Caramel Corn is brought to you by Tohato, of one Japan’s leading snack manufacturers. You'll experience an explosion of textures with this caramel-flavored snack. Plus, you’ll have fun searching for the peanuts at the bottom of the bag.

The 18 biscuits in this package are mini versions of 6 popular varieties by Bourbon, one of Japan’s oldest snack companies. Bite into the Baum Roll, a roll cake covered in creamy white coating, for a blissful moment of luxury.

While this assortment of snacks is pricier than other treats on this list, they are individually wrapped, making them easy for you to share with friends and family.

Roasted almonds and homemade caramel are signature ingredients of florentines, aromatic baked treats perfect for snacking. Take a moment to savor the scent of butter. You’d think these were made in a patisserie!

Double Chocolate Baumkuchen is a must have for chocolate lovers. Chocolate is blended into the batter and the cake itself is coated with bitter chocolate. You‘ll want to savor every bite of this cake so whip out a fork and spoon and indulge yourself.

Taiyaki, a fish-shaped cake cast in a metal mold, is perhaps one of Japan’s most popular street foods. It’s typically filled with sweet bean paste, but this time, the waffle-like exterior is filled with a smooth custard cream. The only problem is figuring out which side to bite into — the head or tail?

1. Custard Cream Taiyaki
2. Double Chocolate Baumkuchen
3. Florentines
4. Assorted Biscuits, 6 Varieties
5. Light and Sweet Caramel Corn 100 yen
6. Doughnuts With Red Bean Paste Filling
7. Crispy Ham Cutlet With Sauce Flavored Snacks
8. Squid Crackers 100 yen
9. Chicken Flavored Baby Star Ramen Bites
10. Whole Wheat Honey Rusk